Most of us have the soul of an artist and in order to let it run free, we become creative. Whether you are creative in crafting, painting, sculpting, or more you have to organize your craft room.
Learning how to organize your craft room is essential if you want to boost your creativity and also be more motivated in creating art. Of course, your craft room will pile up a lot of things because in the end, it is a creative room where a lot of utensils end up.
Keep on reading to learn some useful tips and tricks on how to organize your craft room and make it look neat.
Learn how to organize your craft room
Painting bottles can create a huge mess in your crafting room. To organize your space better use a spice rack where you can easily place paint bottles. This will give you an easier time to find the painting colors you want.
Get a plastic basket with holes in it and place a dowel in between the holes. This keeps your ribbon disks organized. To keep small items like sewing utensils, buttons, etc. you can glue silicone cupcake holders on a lazy Susan and place the items separately.
Trash bins are the perfect solution for keeping your decorative papers or even store your yarn. Hanging a shower caddy on the wall can be a good idea to improve storage space in your craft room. You can keep brushes and other crafting materials.
If you want to be super organized and never forget the things on your to-do-list then make a DIY wooden pin board that you can hang on the wall. Pin your schedule, to do list, ideas, goals, and more.
The videos down below show step-by-step instructions on how you can organize your craft room with these creative ideas.
Ideas to create storage space in your craft room:
- Use a spice rack for paint bottles
- Glue cups on a lazy Susan to hold small items
- Use trash bins to keep decorative papers or yarn
- Place a shower caddy on the wall
- Make a DIY pin board for ideas
- Keep ribbons in a plastic basket
Supplies You Need to Organize Your Craft Room:
Motivation will be a part of you if you keep an organized crafting space. Letting the artist in you out can be good to express yourself and also keep a healthy mind. Hopefully, these ideas that I have shown you will help learn how to organize your crafting room better.
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