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I have loaded pics of my scrap space before, but I have reorganized several things and finally think I have my space workable for me. I only have an L-shaped corner of our family room, so needed to be creative with the space and my ever-growing stash:Pic #1: View of the whole space. In front of my table is the staircase to my front door. To the right of my space is a large bay window, so I get plenty of light.Pic #2: Under my main workspace - my paper storage. This keeps my paper away from the light to prevent any damage. And I am short, so I have plenty of leg room, even with this under the table.Pic #3-4: Close up of my paper storage. For the most part, my paper is organized by manufacturer. I remember the collections I have when I think of a particular brand and that is how I select paper for a project.Pic #5: Kaisercraft three drawer unit. I decorated this and it currently holds my twine, buttons, and bits from some OA Santa Sacks from last year.Pic #6: Bill Sorter from Target - I decorated this and currently it holds tags, journaling cards and my most used markers and cutting toolsPic #7: My scrap tote - this holds all my most used tools, adhesives, label stickers. This is usually loaded and ready to go to a crop, but I can easily grab things to use when I am at home.Pic #8: View of the inside of my tote. I also keep my little photo boxes inside.Pic #9: Drawers under the right hand card table. Top drawer is stamps, ink pads. Middle drawer is paints, mists, and some punches. Bottom drawer is random stuff and some unfinished projects.Pic #10: Milk Crate from Target - sits on the back edge of the card table. Holds Cropper Hopper sleeves with brand/collection specific stickers and embellishments. I have tried too many filing systems for this stuff and this is the best way I have found. The sleeves keep everything tightly stacked so nothing is damaged and they are labeled for easy digging. I can also grab and go - with just the sleeves I need for a crop.Pic #11: Thicker storage. After I have used a packet of thickers, I tend to slide the two sheets back into the sleeve face to face (so all the thickers don't start falling off the backing) but then I don't remember what is what. So I cut a tab, attached it to the side of the sleeve with an example letter and organized them in this bin.Pic #12: Washi tape - candy jar from Target.Pic #13: Small bits storage, starting at top left and going clockwise: Most used stamps, Tin pins/closepins/grommets, Embossing stuff, adhesives and stamp blocksTFL!


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