You guys have been asking, and I’m FINALLY ready to share a glimpse into my craft room. It is always messy and out of control, but I finally pulled it together enough to get pics and I’m super excited to share it ALL with you! And so, Craft Room Tour!
As you can image, it’s COLORFUL – like color explosion type of colorful 😉 And I love it!!
I’m Mandy, and WELCOME, to my craft room ! Fulling the need to create.
(My friend Rachael came out and snapped amazing pictures to showcase my craft room for you – be sure to check her out on facebook at Anchor & Spire Photography – she does a great job!! If you’re in the Kansas City Area and are looking for a lifestyle photographer, you’ve found one!)
Main View Craft Room:
Here’s what you’ll see when you walk in and turn left – the table is a peninsula in the middle of the room, which I really love. It’s on casters if I ever need to move it around. I have a post all about how to make a hoop wall – everyone always asks about it!
And this is what you see when you turn right – again, the table is in the middle of the room, so you can orient yourself with that placement.
I love the main table! It’s huge and a great work space. We made it ourselves, and you can read all about it here: make your own DIY Craft Table
Craft Supplies Displayed:
Craft supplies are so pretty!! So I love to have them out on display instead of hidden in a cubby. And of course it’s fun to arrange by color.
The supply wall is just rails and baskets from IKEA. My favorite part is the magnet strips – they’re normally used to hold kitchen knives, etc, but they work great to hold scissors and craft pliers 😉
Yarn Storage:
Yarn takes up a lot of room! At first I had it in the baskets, but it was so hard to see which colors I had on hand. I moved them to how they are now, stacked into cubbies, and I really really love it that way. It’s functional AND pretty.
Craft Organizational Tip – Go up!!
You can see a backed-out view of the yarn cubbies. My biggest tip in creating a craft room is to go up! You’ll need lots of space (at least I do!), so all my shelving goes up almost clear to the ceiling. I keep a stool in the room to be able to access the things on the top shelves. You’ll also notice the bag display I have behind the door – again, all the way at the ceiling. I don’t use them too often, so it’s okay that they’re up high, and they look pretty. And they’re easy to access if/when I do need to get to them.
Paint Storage
I talked about about the Craft Paint Storage that I made a few weeks ago – you can find that info here: Craft Paint Storage
The spraypaint and bigger containers of craft paint are on inexpensive (I think they were $4) spice racks from IKEA that I whitewashed.
Catch-All Carts
No matter how organized you are, there’s always just some random stuff. And things that get set in the craft room. I have two carts from IKEA that act as a dump zone, but also are a place to hold the things I use most often – tape, foam brushes, etc.
You can see how they sit on the end of the table. They are on wheels and can easily move around the room.
Sewing Station in a Craft Room
I like to stand when working on projects, so my Craft Table is counter height. For sewing, I like to sit, so there is a counter in the back that is table height. It is just some stacked shelving storage from Michaels on the ends and then a piece of countertop from IKEA on top. We added under-desk drawers to the counter so that I can store all of my sewing notions right there.
I made my thread rack several years ago – you can read all about it here: how to make your own Thread Rack.
And that’s that!! Hope you enjoyed the brief Craft Room Tour. I wish I could have you all over to see it in person! I am in love with it! You can see what my Last Craft Room looked like – which makes me love this one even more!
oh wow! So many colours 😍 I’d be grabbing armfuls of that yarn and running for the doors. I love your space!
What a colorful and fresh space for creating! I love that there is inspiration everywhere!
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Soooo cute! Love the tour. I can’t believe how organized all that stuff is!
it’ll never be this organized again, ha!
Oh my goodness! This is easily the most beautiful and colorful craft room I have ever seen! I can only imagine how much inspiration you get working in there!
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you’re so nice!!! I do love how colorful it is!
Such a fun craft space, Mandy! I love all the color!
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Love it!! Love the photo of you too 🙂
Oh this is gorgeous!! I am dreaming of a HUGE work table like yours in our next house!!
it’s pretty much the best work table ever!
Mandy, I LOVE this!!! Like LOVE it! What a happy place!
thanks so much!! I kinda love it too!
im in heaven , not in a million years , my craft room will be like this!!!
Amazing space . love it 😀
This craft room is gorgeous! I can only hope to have something half as pretty when we move into our own home. I love all the colors and details.
I have always loved your craft room in the background of your pictures! And always wondered why I couldn’t find a craft room post because its so gorgeous! And I’m so happy you showed us around! I love love love it!!! 🙂
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Love all the bright color. Just curious what the dimensions of your room are?
it’s pretty good size (but of course I think I need bigger, ha!!) I can’t remember for sure, maybe 12 or 14ft by 15ft or so?
Wow! That has to be the absolute best craft room! So cheerful and happy!
Love your room, now I just need you to come to my house in Miami and help me organize my mess 🤣
I have that exact vintage sewing machine you have on that high shelf. I hope yours works as well as mine … sews like a dream!
Mandy love your craft room. I’m currently creating a sewing/craft room in our new home. All new furniture. Yeah! I’m trying to do all my furniture in white with pops of color similar to what you did. I have the same Ikea spice racks but I see you whitewashed yours. How did you do it as they feel like they have a varnish feel to them? Thanks!
all I did was mix white craft paint with water 😉 They still feel like raw wood, but I like the whitewash look it gave them
Hi Mandy. Thanks so much for sharing your creative space. What a wonderful place to work. So colorful and bright! I’ve included your post in our latest Top 10 in Craft inspiration roundup. https://craftylikegranny.com/craft-table/
Just GAWWGEAOUS!!! Love this and the hoop wall I’ll be attempting to recreate in my own newly revamped craft room. But, one thing that truly stands out (I’ve not seen a comment on it yet), is the Chandelier!!! I’m obsessed with that lighting fixture! If you don’t mind- spill the beans please! Thanks jn advnace and for the lovely inspiration!
Sincerely, Ashley!
Thanks! the light is from IKEA! It took forever to assemble, but totally worth it!
This is spectacular! Thanks for sharing all the details!
I’m wondering if the link to the work table how to is broken? I can’t seem to follow the link there.
Thanks for the heads up! I just fixed the link! https://sugarbeecrafts.com/craft-room-desk-ah
Were did you get your catch all on wheels? They are perfect1 Love your room, and thank you for sharing
the cart? It’s from IKEA, I love it!