ReOrganization of my Craft Space and Personal inventory of my Sizzix/Accucut Dies

  Over the last 11 or so days, a massive re-Organization of my craft room has been taking place.  I must admit, that even after day one I almost gave up.

  It was at times like “shopping” in my own craft room.  There are far fewer duplicates than I first thought I would have and far more dies and stamps to “destash” than I thought possible.  That process is continuing.  There will be more videos and some listings on Ebay.  Please click the banner at the top of my website to visit either (or both) of those locations.

  Also, I have a card published in Scott Publications, Scrap and Stamp Arts Magazine.  September 2015 issue page 35.  I have not received my copy as of yet.
 
  Every time I would find myself discouraged I would watch an episode of “Hoarders” on YouTube.  It helped me to know that I was not so bad in my craft area organization.  I just needed some tweaking.

  I even contacted several professional organizers.  Only two even had previously done craft spaces. Only one of the two had pictures of their work.  When I found out the price was $80.00 per hour to have one just even come in and give me tips, estimates, etc., I quickly shifted gears.  Pulled on my “big girl” panties and got to it.  Now there is light at the end of the tunnel!  I am so happy that I started this process and I will be even more joyful when it is for all intensive purposes finished.

 One of the big things to still do is organize the paper.  I plan to follow a guideline for organizing the paper from Totally Tiffany.  I am using her guideline for the organization and using my own template for doing so.  My paper is stored on paper (store type) shelves.  I have 4 of them.  Even with the destash of over $150.00 in paper (Approximately 2 feet high all 12″ X 12″), there is more to do.  You can refer to her video by clicking here.

Hopefully the link for the Accucut dies inventory will work.  Click Here.
For the link to the Sizzix die Inventory, click here.

Stamp Happy and Be a blessing!  Until next time!