7 Craft Room Makeover Ideas for the New Year

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by Alicia
It’s your safe haven, room for inspiration, place where your lively hands can create. I’m talking about your craft room! As much as we hate to admit it, the new year does give everyone that new beginning and extra push to fulfill our goals. It may take a couple of tries but better late than never! If you’ve been struggling with keeping your craft room organized perhaps some of these ideas may help.
Before you let your anxiety get the best of you, remember, the new year isn’t about creating a new you its about finding techniques to enhance how great you already are!
Creative Bulletin Boards


Do you have a million ideas constantly floating in your head? Though it may be hard to pin them down, sticking them on a cork board and securing it with a push pin certainly helps! Give your ideas a home to flourish. We all pride ourselves on having emulate memories but the truth is seeing them come alive brings our concepts to a whole other level.


It’s your craft room so your cork board can be as original as you’d like. Give it a fancy frame to go with your feminine style or use a magnetic board for some modern flair!
Calendar


Your handmade invites for Carrie’s wedding has to be complete by the 6th, and the 4th is John’s piano recital. Oh crap, today your sponsored blog post is supposed to go live! Ditch your mental calendars while your ahead- or behind.


Some dates are engraved in our heads while others become distant memories. When we forget certain events we tend to over commit to other projects and it doesn’t end well. Hang up a calendar where you can’t miss it. Whiteboards tend to be the best as you can erase and add on whenever our ever changing schedules shift.


Your calendar can be as traditional or unconventional as you’d like as long as the dates are there.
File Fabric


Sewers are known to live out of boxes and bags. Organizing fabric like that is bound to get in a disarray. The same way you’d file important documents, file your fabric in drawers or even file folders! Label the top so you know exactly where everything is.
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Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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  • Donna Donna on Jan 01, 2020

    How do you store smaller fabric pieces?

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