Showing posts with label organizing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organizing. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Craft Room Organization

I thought it would be nice to do a post with some inspiration! I know I would love to have a big, organized craft/sewing room. I finally have shevling up in the closet, which hold bolts of fabric, patterns, and tarts.  I have a shelf in front of my sewing machine that holds all of my oils and such. Then I have a guest bed, ironing board, and computer desk full of junk! and I mean junk. This is just where I throw my excess paper work, homework, etc.  My mom has her own crafting/sewing room. Well, that one is a whole another story. She has so much fabric you can barely walk into that room.  So maybe with this little bit of inspiration we can get organizesd!







(I do not claim these pictures to be mine. Via google images.)


Friday, November 5, 2010


I absolute love Executive Homemaker website/blog. It has so many different organizing, party, decor, holiday,bridal, blogging, ect tips on it. I could sit here and read this all day long. I found a few cute poems, and a planner I wanted to share with everyone from there. This one is an easy gift idea. Attach a cookie cutter to this poem. Its just a small little token gift, but cute (:


I thought this Snowman Poop poem was super cute. It would be super fun for kids to make. They have a turkey an reindeer poop poems also with instrucitons on how to make it. This goes right along with my reindeer food I make each year for kids at the craft shows. Kids LOVE it (:


(Executive Homemaker)

And did you realize its only 50 days until Christmas!?! I just LOVE the holidays. I love the decorating and cooking. Chris and I have quite a few people to buy for this year for Christmas. I also found this Christmas Planner. How convienent. ;)


I just joined the Hand Did Market. Any crafter who was handmade stuff can join this page. You have a send in a few photos and get juried in though. I just joined yesterday. Should be a fun experience. "The Hand Did Market"