I had a request to show my stamping space, you ask...I deliver.Here is the view from the door of my stamping room. My Hubby put up shelves that line one wall (isn't he sweet!).
I store my SU! cardstock in clear magazine type containers (available from Stampin'Up!), by color family (*note I keep any scraps that are card front size or larger filed right next to the full sheets). The baskets hold my tools,
such as my heat embosser, brayer, embossing tray, stampin' wheel handles. Watercolor crayons, markers, watercolor paper. I keep my finished cards in one of the large covered baskets and file them by category. It is hard to see from the picture, but I keep my buttons, brads and eyelets in a stainless steel magnetic spice rack that is mounted on the wall (source Lowe's).
I store my SU! cardstock in clear magazine type containers (available from Stampin'Up!), by color family (*note I keep any scraps that are card front size or larger filed right next to the full sheets). The baskets hold my tools,
such as my heat embosser, brayer, embossing tray, stampin' wheel handles. Watercolor crayons, markers, watercolor paper. I keep my finished cards in one of the large covered baskets and file them by category. It is hard to see from the picture, but I keep my buttons, brads and eyelets in a stainless steel magnetic spice rack that is mounted on the wall (source Lowe's).My main stamping surface is a 6 foot
table we purchased at Sam's club. I use my SU! craft mat to stamp on and keep my work surface clean (plus I can cut and score right on it since it is self healing).I keep several tools at arms reach in little pails, such as my ribbon scissors, rubber cutting scissors, and basic scissors, bone folder, pens, pencil, aqua painter, blender pen, foam paint brush, stamp cleaner, Crystal Effects, craft glue, 
snail adhesive, sticky strip, Dimensional's (pop dots), glue dots, stamp-a-ma-jig, craft knife and my stardust stickles.
snail adhesive, sticky strip, Dimensional's (pop dots), glue dots, stamp-a-ma-jig, craft knife and my stardust stickles.Right next to my stamping table are my two paper trimmers (Carl and SU!). I usually cut right there or move them to my table if there is room on it.
Left: this stores my adhesive, hole punchers, glitter, embossing powder, brushes, paint, Modge Podge, sponge daubers, dimensionals, twine, scissors, extra cutting blades are kept in the drawers - source Target. Middle: storage shelf baskets have my cuttlebug dies and envelopes, crates hold alterables, book storage. Bottom: my SU! stamps are sorted by category, bins hold templates I want to try, patterns, my patterned paper filed by color.
Left: my acrylic stamp storage
Middle: SU! ink pad storage
Bottom: re-inkers (source Ikea)
Left: punch storage (spice rack) - source Lowe's. Middle: ribbon storage (SU!) Bottom: my computer desk.
Left: this stores my adhesive, hole punchers, glitter, embossing powder, brushes, paint, Modge Podge, sponge daubers, dimensionals, twine, scissors, extra cutting blades are kept in the drawers - source Target. Middle: storage shelf baskets have my cuttlebug dies and envelopes, crates hold alterables, book storage. Bottom: my SU! stamps are sorted by category, bins hold templates I want to try, patterns, my patterned paper filed by color.
Left: my acrylic stamp storage
Middle: SU! ink pad storage
Bottom: re-inkers (source Ikea)
Left: punch storage (spice rack) - source Lowe's. Middle: ribbon storage (SU!) Bottom: my computer desk.
So that is it...where I spend a lot of my time. Hope you enjoyed the tour:) Feel free to leave a comment or send me an email if you have any questions (remember if you leave a post make sure to include your email address so I can respond).
Have a wonderful weekend!!!!
