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A Peek into My Craft Room

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Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

For this month’s Michael’s Makers project, they asked to take a peek into my craft room and to share a project I’ve been wanting to make. I think this is a great way to start off the new year! I also share a few must-have ideas of my craft room. I have moved a few times in the past few years, and sometimes my craft room is the last to get organized with moving (5 times in 8  years). I needed an extra little push to get organized and put some things together that I have wanted to do for a while, but haven’t taken the time to do. While craft rooms need to be a practical place to keep supplies and get work done, it’s important to me the room is pretty! Although my craft room may not always look this clean and orderly, I love creating a space I love – a place of my own where I can be creative, keep all my supplies, and make a mess while working. The wood valance I’ve had for years. The valance started out in my daughter’s pink poodle room. I have used a couple of times since and painted it a pretty aqua. Check the end of the post for all the paint colors used in this room.

 

The Must-Haves of a Craft Room

  1. Fire Extinguisher – Safety first! You never know what could happen, especially when using hot tools like hot glue guns, heat guns, or any kind of electrical tool. It’s always a good idea to have a fire extinguisher near by.
  2. Burn Cream – We all have hot glue accidents, some worse than others. It’s nice to have a little first aid kit handy with burn cream in it for any accident.
  3. Dollar Store Baking Pan for Hot Glue Gun – I love to have a few of these laying around for many different reasons. One reason is that it’s nice to have a thick, sturdy place to put your hot glue gun. A dollar store baking pan is perfect because it doesn’t matter if it gets spilled on or even ruined –  it is easily replaced!
  4. Dollar Store Baking Pan for Glitter – When I use a baking pan for glitter, I pour glitter onto my project over it to keep the glitter contained. Then, I pour the glitter from the pan to a paper plate. I fold the paper plate in half to create a funnel to pour all the excess glitter back into the container. This keeps glitter from getting everywhere and reduces the mess. Another bonus- you can store it underneath your hot glue gun baking pan!
  5. Curling Iron –  No, not to curl your hair! This isn’t something you would normally expect to see in a craft room. Curling irons are great for heat sealing cello bags. It’s great to have one handy- specifically for crafting and separate from the one you do your hair with!
  6. Chalkboard Lists – I love making lists on chalkboards. This makes lists very pretty and visible, yet I can erase and change it whenever I need to. Supply lists on chalkboards are great because you can jot down whatever you need, when you run out of it. Just take a picture of it on your phone before you go out to do your errands! I also like to make to-do lists on chalkboards. The to-do list currently in my craft room makes me happy because it’s all of the fun projects I have been wanting to do or finish up for a while!

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

It’s important to have the crafting essentials- scissors, hot glue gun, markers, chalk, paint brushes, etc. within reach. I like to keep these nearby on my crafting table, having designated containers to organize each of the supplies.

 

 

Here’s the project I created… Craft Room Organization Using Doors!

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

I purchased the doors (unpainted) online for $20 each. I love having these doors to use for hanging storage. This is a great option for anyone who doesn’t want to put a bunch of holes in the wall. What’s great about these doors is that they can be temporary. You can paint them bright colors, even when you don’t want to commit to bright colors on your walls. They are also totally portable! They can be moved around easily and still keep all of your things contained.

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

I love having a set place to keep my Cricut machine. I also LOVE having a place to put all of the accessories –  in the shelf trunk that the Cricut sits on! It’s so nice having all of those things together, in one place.

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

On one of the doors, I used this metal storage hanger from Michaels to store ribbon, wrapping paper, different glues, thread, paint, and other crafting essentials. For those of you that just need a place to store our craft materials and organize our scrapbook paper, paint, markers, and yarn, you must check out these nifty craft storage systems.

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

 

One of my favorite tips is to have a pretty trash bin in your workspace. This trash can came from my last craft room.

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

I have had these office chairs for many years. The slipcovers cover the dull and boring look of the office chairs.

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

 

Take a peek into my craft room! This is where all the magic happens. See the full tour on Design Dazzle!

Like I mentioned before, I am all about chalkboard lists. I love keeping track of what needs to be restocked or is on the to-do list this way!

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

 

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

I like to keep bigger, more heavy duty tools in this tiered wire basket so that they are easily accessible. This is where I keep hole punches, heat gun, curling iron, etc.

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

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I do use glitter in lots of my projects. Because I purchase glitter in bulk, I needed to find a great way to store them. Bulk containers are ugly and sometimes bulk glitter comes in plastic bags. Which is not convenient to store. So my solution…

glitter-2

Cheese shakers from the dollar store. They’re cheap and look great!!

Paint Colors: 

The green hutch is Sherwin Williams Verdant, the pink craft table is Sherwin Williams Impatient Pink, the coral doors are Glidden Temptation Rose and the teal window valance is Sherwin Williams Tantalizing Teal. I love to add bright pops of color and fun anyway I can! The furniture used to be our family dining table and hutch. I’ve had it for 20 years. When I got new furniture, I painted it a couple of years ago for my last craft room.

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

I put glitter into shakers for convenient use. I love how pretty they look, too!

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

Storing random supplies in canisters is great because you can see exactly where everything is and it looks so neat!

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

I love having inspirational quotes around to motivate me as I’m working!

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

 

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

 

This post is to be continued….

Here’s a little dose of reality for you! Having moved recently, the mess you see in the photo below is the other half of my craft room that hasn’t been set up yet. It’s become the piling station! I can’t wait to organize the rest of my projects and storage. Check back to see the updates in the near future!

I'm giving you a full tour of my craft room! It has definitely been a work in progress. Check out the details of my happy place on Design Dazzle.

 

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While my craft room may not stay this clean for long, I’m glad it’s organized and can’t wait to get to work on my next project to mess it up again. I hope you enjoyed a peek into behind the scenes of my workspace and are inspired to organize and put together your own craft room!

Please be sure to check out what all the other Michaels Makers did for their projects:

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    1. Debbie says

      January 15, 2015 at 9:36 am

      Your craft room is gorgeous!!! I love the doors in bright colors. I look forward to trying your ideas of the pans for glitter and the glue gun. I never thought of that. Genius!

      Reply
    2. Michele @ The Scrap Shoppe says

      January 15, 2015 at 10:15 am

      Your space is so bright and cheery, Toni! I love how you used the doors. That is a fantastic idea. LOVE it all!

      Reply
    3. Michele @ Our Rosey Life says

      January 16, 2015 at 8:05 am

      Toni ~ What a happy and cheerful place to create and craft! I’m inspired to create cheery craft space for myself now. Love the chalkboard list idea, the dollar store metal pan for the hot glue gun, and the doors for decoration and cute storage too.

      Reply
      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        January 18, 2015 at 4:53 pm

        Thank you so much Michele! Yes, I love cheerful and happy places. I know i really love the chalkboard, metal pans and doors for storage too! It is really amazon how simple things can really make a place more functional.
        Toni

        Reply
    4. Cheryl Kirkness says

      January 18, 2015 at 6:42 pm

      What a beautiful room! I agree with the burn cream. It’s a must have in a craft room.

      Reply
      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        January 20, 2015 at 4:36 pm

        LOL! Can you tell that I’ve burned my hand more than a couple of times! Thanks, Cheryl!

        Reply
    5. Mui Hoang says

      January 19, 2015 at 9:14 pm

      omg! This is like my dream craft room! I love everything you did! I really love the idea of the door panel, can I ask you where did you get it and OMG! For 20 that is such a good deal! I really love the lines on the door panel too. I wish my room is as pretty as yours! It is just garious-Ly mind blowing!!!! Love love love love love! I honestly cannot stop starring at all the nice wonderful great details!!! Thanks for any help possible!

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      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        January 20, 2015 at 4:43 pm

        Hello Mui!
        Thank you so much for your very sweet comments. I purchased the doors on the online classifieds. It was a plain old door that was built with the wrong dimensions by the construction company so they couldn’t use it for what they made it for. Check the classifieds for old doors or wood doors. You can recreate this craft room look pretty easily.

        You are a sweetheart!
        Toni xoxo

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        • Mui Hoang says

          January 30, 2015 at 12:24 pm

          Hi Toni!!!

          thank you soooo stinking sweetie much!!! I will be looking into that!!! I super-duper-duper appreciate you for getting back to me too!!!! ahhh I cannot wait! it makes me want to craft in your wonderfully designed craft room! A good craft room like yours make me want to stay in there forever!!! hehe

          I love looking at your site and i’m so glad I bumped into it!!! thanks for all the GREAT WONDERFUL IDEAS!!!! ESPECIALLY SHARING THEM with everyone too!

          Reply
    6. Johanne says

      January 31, 2015 at 7:07 pm

      Bonjour, your craftroom is gorgeous. Can you please tell me where you got the suitcase on the door?
      Merci

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      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        February 9, 2015 at 9:20 am

        Hi Johanne,
        I’ve had it for quite a while and spray painted it the color I needed. I looked to see if you could still purchase any. I came up with some two not quite the same suitcase wall shelf

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    7. Lacey says

      March 1, 2015 at 11:08 am

      I am so in love with these doors you turned into storage. Could you please tell me where you got the white metal storage piece with the hanging buckets. That just makes that one door!!

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      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        March 1, 2015 at 10:52 pm

        Lacey,
        Thank you! I love the storage doors too! I think I got the white storage piece from HomeGoods. The little hanging buckets I’ve had for years. I believe they are from IKEA.

        Reply
    8. diane says

      April 20, 2015 at 9:28 am

      I just love what you have done with your craft room! You have inspired me. Off to Michaels I go!!!

      Reply
      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        April 20, 2015 at 8:00 pm

        Hi Diane,
        Thank you so much! It is very fun to walk into my craft room and have it organized. I really appreciate your sweet comments.
        Toni

        Reply
    9. Deborah says

      July 31, 2016 at 6:43 pm

      Hi Toni! Love your craft room, and everything you’ve done . The idea you came up with for your glitter is just so clever! Also the guotes, signs, I’m sure, are a great inspiration to yourself each time you go in the room, and was inspirational to me also when I saw them. Thank you! I think we all may need little reminders from time to time, and look at life in a different perspective, to be more postive, and know we can do it too!! Looking forward to seeing more! Thank you!

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      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        August 2, 2016 at 4:32 pm

        Deborah, thank you for your sweet words! You made my day!! I do love inspirational quotes. Aren’t they great reminders!! I also love a clean craft room but a lot of times that is happening ; )
        Have an awesome day.
        Toni

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    10. Tammy Whitley says

      July 13, 2017 at 2:45 pm

      I hav a question. I love the door!!! But more than anything I love the suitcase that your Circuit is sitting on and the accessories being inside. How did you mount the suitcase, so it would hold all that weight. And, do you leave it up there or put it on your desk when you actually use it. It seems you would have to move it, but I just wanted to make sure you didn’t have a trick hole behind it. I love your craft room. I just have so much stuff, its overwhelming and I can’t seem to get started organizing it to put it away. I need to rent a kid to do labels!!!! LOL

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      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        July 17, 2017 at 7:42 pm

        The suitcase is a metal suitcase shelf. You can find something similar on Amazon (aff) https://amzn.to/2tkfGWm
        I painted my suitcases the color I needed. I used 90 degree corner braces (aff) https://amzn.to/2tkMRce to hold up the shelf. The corner brace was screwed directly into the wood door and the suitcase placed on top.
        I also have A LOT of stuff. It’s hard to get rid of. When I do organizing I play an audio book so I get a lot done while I “read”.
        Have fun!

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    11. Tracy Desanto says

      August 31, 2018 at 8:52 am

      Oh and also where you found the chair slipcover? ??

      Reply
      • Toni Roberts - Design DazzleToni - Design Dazzle says

        September 3, 2018 at 8:28 pm

        I had it custom made. Pretty easy sewing – but I didn’t have time to do it myself.

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