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Craft Room Makeover Move and WOYWW

Hi all in this post I bring to you my new crafty space. I've moved back into the small bedroom for my craftroom.

I've got to thank my husband for making this happen for me. 

I just love my new space.

Entrance to the room

Some of my crafty Storage, Ikea Kallax Unit

Shelves with my punches and bits and bobs

My Work Desk, NIce and sunny when we do get some sun.

More Kallax storage with all of my adhesives, flowers, dies, embossing forlders and stamps to reach.

More Stamps, Christmas Crafty Items and Card Stock

My Gemini and computer workstation

Here on the platfirm my printers and scan and cut with gilotine.

Another view of wall storage units

New Ribbon Storage Unit before adding ribbons

Now with ribbons added. (Plenty of space for more)

Well that's it for now. Hope you like my new room.

I also want to share with you my current ongoing project for the What's on Your Workdesk Wendnesday Blog post. I used to partake in these along time ago and didn't realise they were still running until tonight so here goes. 


If you would like to join in, here's the link WOYWW

I hope to feel up to finishing this card tomorrow, it's been ongoing since the weekend. I know not good but I haven't been feeling too good lately.

That's it for now

Love and Hugs

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Plush Possum Studio said…
What a charming and cheerful creative space to play in! No wonder you're so pleased.
Happy WOYWW!
Rose #35
btw, I only do this hop once monthly due to a time constraint. Hope to visit your blog again at the end of next month!
26 July 2017 at 20:09
Zsuzsa Karoly-Smith said…
Fantastic storage! I've been eyeing those Ikea units for my craft room as well - but first I need a craft room LOL! I'm sure you'll spend many happy hours creating in there! Happy WOYWW! zsuzsa #26
26 July 2017 at 20:23
Hazel said…
Wow! what a wonderful space to work in - so much storage and such an inviting room to be in. Thanks for sharing - Hazel, #25 x
26 July 2017 at 20:53
Helen said…
what an amazing craft room! you're so lucky. Helen #1
26 July 2017 at 22:00
Dorlene Durham said…
Amazing room! It is so beautiful and I absolutely love the wallpaper! Great space. TFS Dorlene #32
26 July 2017 at 23:45
Lunch Lady Jan said…
I have storage envy!! What a gorgeous room with such a light desk, I bet you'll spend many happy hours there 😊
Hugs LLJ 6 xxx
27 July 2017 at 15:39
Felix the Crafty Cat said…
I'm having to take my time getting round this week due to a bad head cold but I'll get there. That is one brilliant makeover, lucky you. Happy belated woyww, Angela x19x
27 July 2017 at 17:43
Sarah Brennan said…
Wow that is one amazing craft room, it must be very relaxing to work there. Hope you're feeling better soon, it's a shame to waste such a fabulous work space. Happy WOYWW Sarah #23
28 July 2017 at 13:04
Julia Dunnit said…
How fab to see you again. And how wonderful your space is, all the white units and that fantastic wallpaper make a wonderful calm space and such great light. Bet it's hard to drag yourself to any other part of the house! Hope you're feeling a little better by now.
30 July 2017 at 21:46
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