How to organize your craft room with the best ideas and pictured tutorials! They include several fun ways to decorate your craft room, organize it, and how to incorporate storage into small spaces. Not to mention several ways on how to incorporate fabric to hide and display crafting supplies. I’ve got you hooked up with organize tricks for every nook and crany in your craft room.
We’ve taken away all the guess work on how to organize a craft room with these incredible tutorials. For even more ways to organize it Tip Junkie’s Creative Community has over 155 How To Organize ideas. You can always search there if you’re looking for more solutions with step-by-step instructions. {wink}
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1. How to Organize a Craft Room ~ This craft room color palette and pattern play is simply gorgeous! Peg board walls give this room plenty of room for storing and organizing craft supplies!
2. Craft Room Studio ~ Upcycle thrift store furniture and refresh it with new paint. And, how fabulous is the eclectic drawer knobs?! Love!
3. Craft Room Makeover ~ Vintage suitcases, wooden crates and mason jars are used for storage and organization of craft supplies.
4. Craft Room Organization ~ Tips and tricks for organizing your home craft room. The post includes a DIY craft room desk built from stock white cabinets purchased from Lowe’s and countertops made from laminate flooring and plywood. Plus this handmade desk provides plenty of drawer and cabinet storage! Any crafter or avid DIYer would love a space to create and get messy!
5. Family Craft Room Inspiration {Kids Craft Room} ~ This craft and sewing room is lovely and oh so organized! A fabulous post to look through and get inspiration to create or re-create a space for your family to do craft projects. Perfect place where everyone in your family can gather to work on their projects!
6. DIY Craft Room Table ~ Learn how to build your own craft room table with this step by step tutorial. The cabinets below provide room for lots of storage. {{smiling}}
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7. Craft Closet Makeover {Makeovers} ~ Here is a clever way to take a simple closet and turn it into functional working space! Not only is it functional but also very well decorated! Use this post as inspiration to create your own craft closet workspace!
8. Craft Room DIY ~ My dining room wasn’t being used so I decided to transform it into my dream room – a craft room. I had my dad build me a sawhorse craft desk and then things started coming together from there.
9. Craft Closet ~ No room for a craft room? No problem! How I made a crafty closet and organized all my craft supplies.
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10. Clipboard Bulletin Board Organization ~ Personalize your organizational needs by adhering scrapbook paper or fabric to a plain clipboard. Hang your finished clipboards on the wall and voila you have beautiful clips ready to use!
11. Standing Shoe Cubby to Organize It ~ Learn clever and unique ways to store and organize crafting supplies and do-dads. These shoe cubby’s are great alternatives.
12. Baker’s Twine Organizer {how-to} ~ Do you need an organizational system to store all your baker’s twine? If so, check out this way to not only store and organize your twine but do it in a cute way! Using this step by step tutorial youll be able to create a holder that suits your style and needs perfectly and you don’t need any power tools.
13. Clothespin Twine Holders ~ Keep your twine (or yarn) organized with handy little clothespins.
14. DIY Washi Tape Holder ~ Do you need an organizational system to store all your washi tape? If so, check out this way to not only store and organize your tape but do it in a cute way! Using this step by step tutorial and you’ll be able to create a holder that suits your style and needs perfectly and you don’t need any power tools.
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15. Organized Fabric Storage System {Fabric Storage} ~ Does your current fabric storage system give you a headache? This post has a simple idea that will make looking through your fabric stash much easier! All you need is sometime to go through it, tags and a pen!
16. Embroidery Hoop Notions Wall ~ This is a fantastic way to repurpose embroidery hoops. Learn how to turn them into a functional notion wall!
17. Framed Thread Organizer {Thread} ~ Do you need an organizational system to store all your thread? If so, check out this way to not only store and organize your thread but do it in a cute way! Using this step by step tutorial youll be able to create a holder that suits your style and needs perfectly!
18. Magnetic Sewing Catch All ~ A simple magnetic knife strip covered in adorable fabric!
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19. Craft Room Reveal ~ A clean and bright craft room with pops of green, coral and gold make this a crafter’s dream! An antique buffet stores all of the crafting supplies with a crib spring to display photos.
20. Inexpensive Craft Room Shelving ~ Steel shelving gets a makeover with ballet pink spray paint and wood grain contact paper.
If you love these how to be organized tutorials then you’ll find THOUSANDS more just as creative over on the Tip Junkie Creative Community!
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craft rooms and products, ~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie}
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