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When we built our home about 2 1/2 years ago I was lucky enough to be able to get my own scraproom. When looking at designs, we came across a craftroom that the builder had set up. I took what I liked from the picture and created my own scraphaven! <P>1. My scrap desk<P>2. I recently moved my 9 ft. table next to my built-ins to for a U-shape work area. <P>3. These are the cabinets to the left of my work area. <P>4. This is the drawer to the left of my work area. It's filled with rub-on letters that I use a lot. <P> 5. These are the cabinets above and to the right of my work area: Zig markers in their original cases (GREAT storage!!), eyelets and brads in watchmakers tins, acrylic embellies in crafts organizers, alphabet embellies sorted by letter. Cardstock is sorted by type since I use my swatches quite a bit when trying to find the right color. Since the swatch is sorted that way, it makes sense to sort my own that way.<P>6. One of the drawers to the right of my scrap area. This one has punches that I use a lot (circles, squares and corner rounders) and my adhesives.<P>7. The other drawer to the right of my scrap area. My stamps and inks. There are four baskets inside holding most of them.<P>8. I got these drawer sets at JoAnn’s for $1.50. I covered them with KI Memories paper and Modge Podged them. Used Doodlebug ribbon to cover the paper seams and then put label on them.<P>9. These are the cabinets above my computer.<P> 10. The big drawer set I put together and painted. The smaller one, I just painted. They hold lots of embellies!!<P>11. 12 X 12 acrylic trays holding cardstock and layouts in progress. Beige drawer sets from JoAnn's hold embellies. Target cubes hold paper and 12 X 12 albums.<P>12. Lots more embellies!<P>13. My cardstock scraps sorted by color.<P>14. Foam Stamp storage in document boxes from Target and Big Lots.<P>15. My Sketch box. Everything is sorted by size of layout, # of photos and orentation of photos. <P>Examples: <P>1 photo horizontal 12 X 12 <P>1 photo horizontal 8.5 X 11 <P>1 photo horizontal 11 X 8.5<P> 1 photo horizontal 8 X 8 <P>and so forth. I get sketches from the internet and print them directly on the notecards, create sketches I see in mags or on-line, or actually print the layout out if I think that the sketch will not do the layout justice.<P>16. Acrylic Paint<P>17. This is one of two bookshelves in my room (the other one actually has books on it, LOL!). I've got 5 of the Cropper Hopper organizers for my letter stickers and rub-ons, 2 organizers for Heidi Swapp rub-ons and chipboard letters and another for my homemade cards.<P>18. Cardstock on 4 paper racks.<P>19. Layout display, with a layout for each of my nieces.<P>20. My window seat that still doesn't have a cushion, since I can't sew :(
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