1. One Section At A Time
2. Organize Your Cardstock & Paper
3. Diy Storage Solutions
4. Vertical Spaces
5. Peg Board
6. Frequently Used Items
7. Cull Back Unused Supplies
8. Matching Containers
9. Label Everything
10. Dedicated Storage Solutions
11. Store Behind Closed Doors
For those of you who are time-poor, it's quite okay to tackle one section a week. You will get there eventually and some sections don't take much time, allowing you to achieve a lot in a small amount of time. Although your cardstock may take a while to sort through (see the next idea for tips on this), things like adhesives and scissors are a quick organization job as most people don't have many of these.
First, sort your paper into common themes such as seasons, birthday prints, Christmas, solid colors, etc. Now, grab one of your theme stacks and further sort it by color. This is as simple as placing similar color cardstock together. When it comes to patterned pieces, just pick a dominant color and don't spend too much time thinking about it.
You can see in the storage paper organizer below that these plain colored cardstock pieces have been sorted by color.
Check out this clever tutorial for a DIY Washi Tape dispenser!
You don't have to buy expensive furniture to keep your craft room organized.
A magnetic strip on the back of a cupboard door will hold your scissors in place, or invest in some hanging storage solutions like the over-the-door paper holder below.
A small desktop organizer like the one below is a great way to keep things neat on your desk while still keeping them within reach.
I struggle with adding things to the trash pile and absolutely love it when I can find a way to recycle scrapbooking supplies that are no longer being used. One great way to recycle your scrap paper pile, particularly the patterns and colors you no longer like, is to recycle your paper into some cool one-of-a-kind DIY cardstock.
Check out our tutorial on diy recycled paper and start recycling your scrap papers!
Now, it doesn't matter if you DIY your own amazing labels or use a handy label maker like the one below, just make sure your labels are matching to keep everything looking organized.
To really level up your scrapbook room ideas, treat yourself to some dedicated storage solutions for specific scrapbooking supplies. This could include a fancy pen holder for your marker collection, a paper tower for your scrapbook paper, or a stamp storage case for all of your stamp supplies.
I just love this super cute washi tape dispenser!. It doesn't hold much tape but it looks neat and tidy and keeps your favorite tape within easy reach on your table.
Another of my favorite scrapbook craft room ideas that keeps your room looking particularly tidy is to store less frequently used items behind closed doors. How neat does this white storage solution from IKEA look?
Happy scrapping!
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