Thank you for watching, I am so glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Janet, I love snooping through peoples creative spaces too. I am glad you enjoyed it! 😄

Sounds like you have a lot of great ideas. I especially like the double deck idea for your paper. Enjoy your furry assistants! Thanks for watching 🐶

Thanks so much!

Lol, we can keep it our little secret 🤫😂

Thank you! 🐶

Nice, there is nothing like natural light and a view of the outdoors.☀️

My pleasure Myriam 💙 I will do a tour of my new space later this summer once I am settled in 😉

Thank you very much Mame! 💖

😂Thanks for watching Kimberly! 😄💙💜

thanks so much! I appreciate you watching 😄

Thanks Kathie! Slow and steady, you can do it! 💙

Thanks cuz!!! Looking forward to checking our your carvings soon 💙

Thanks for watching Becky.! I am so glad you found some tidbits that may come in useful! 😄

Thank you very much! Thank you for taking the time to watch. I truly appreciate your thoughtful comment 💙

Thanks Kathy! 💙

It sounds like you are making it work and I believe a positive attitude can only boost your creativity. I hope you were able to find a few ideas in my video to help organize your creative corner. Thank you very much for watching 💙

@@devonrex4 Thank you x

Thanks for all your thoughtful comments Julie! Your splat box sounds like a good set up. I hope you can get that one corner figured out! Thanks for watching! 💖

Thanks Pam!!! 💖💖💖

Thanks for watching Dede! I need to frame some of your prints for proper display 😘

Thank you for watching. I am glad you enjoyed it 😄

My pleasure Peggy, thanks for watching! I really enjoyed seeing the photos of the fun ways you organize your room!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching and your kind comment 😄

Lol, Thanks Von! 😄

Thanks so much Gilly!!! 😄

Thanks so much Coleen! I am glad you found a few bits of organizational inspiration 💙😄💙

My pleasure, thanks for watching! I am so glad you found some useful tips to help you organize. Happy creating!

Thank you very much, I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! 😄

Thanks Raul! 😄

@@devonrex4 most welcome

Thank you very much and thanks for watching! 😄

😂 It is certainly easier than remembering where everything is, isn’t it?! Thanks for watching!

I so glad you liked it Melinda, thanks for watching!

Love to hear you say Suminagashi.. rofl... what an awsome word to go with the beautiful texture papers

Thanks Lina! Happy Easter to you as well my friend 🐰

Thank you! Good luck with you re-organizing!!!

I am glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for subbing! 😄

Thanks so much, I am glad you enjoyed it! 💙😄💙

Thanks so much Gail and thanks for watching! Happy arting and organizing! 💙

Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind comment. Thanks for watching 🌸

Thanks Adelle!!!

Thank you for watching Misseke! I am glad you enjoyed it and hopefully you found it a bit helpful 😄

I hope you found a couple ideas for organizing a few of your crafty supplies 💙💙💙Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it. 😄

Cool! Isn’t mixed media fun, so many possibilities! I am glad you found me too Pat, thanks for watching 😄

Thank you Terri, I am glad you found this helpful. Good luck and have fun organizing your studio! 😄

Thank you and thanks for watching!

Yes, it is always good to have an emergency stash of chocolate on hand! 😂 Thanks for watching Christine!

Thanks for watching Andrea/FLO! You can do it! 👍

I am so glad my video gave you some ideas to try! 😄 Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for watching! It was fun meeting you at Texture Junkie/Cheran’s stream today! 😄 Thanks for subbing!

Thank you very much! It is my happy place 😄

Ooooo I am very excited for you! Have fun organizing and playing in your new space! Thanks for watching and I hope my video is helpful for you as you set up 😄

Thanks Kay! I look forward to seeing you space too. 💖😄

I am so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching!

Merci Christine! I am so glad you enjoyed it and found some useful ideas to use. Thanks for subbing!

Thanks Trudy! That would be fun 😄

@@devonrex4 if I could afford to fly you over I definitely would do it 🥰🥰

I'm thinking of getting a rolling cart like yours to store my gelli printing stuff. Do you think the drawers would manage the weight of paints if full? I had some of the trolleys like your coloured drawer ones but the drawers drove me nuts when they got too heavy they would drop down or come unstuck so I kept the trays which I now use on a shelf (ditched the trolley but kept the top metal shelf as a magnet board). The rolling cart looks more robust but you only have lightweight things in there. ta

That is awesome! Mixed media is fun but we do end up with a lot of supplies don't we? I am always re-organizing a bit here and there. Yesterday I added a new 4 shelf paper tray holder into my Kallax unit. Have fun and thanks for watching!😀

That is a very good question. It does seem a bit more solid that the coloured drawer set so it may hold paints but I am not sure. Good luck!

Thanks Ann! Great minds think alike 😉😂😂 Yes, they were from Dollarama but I don’t know if they still have them

Thanks so much!

Cool, I will have to look into that, thanks!

Yes, they take up so much less room I mounted don’t they! Thanks for watching Diane!

I am just about to do this. I never thought I would but now that I have a stamp positioner, it makes so much more sense and I'm looking forward to the space saving too. I have so many!

I am so glad you found it helpful! Have fun setting up your new space! 😄

Thank you!

Thanks Julie! Wouldn’t that be fun! 😄

I am so happy you found this helpful. Good luck with your new studio space, how exciting!

I am so glad you found my video helpful Tommy Jo! Good luck with your organizing! Thanks for watching! 😄

I am glad you enjoyed it Jessica! Yes, it’s too bad when you find a product you like and then they stop making it. Thanks for watching!

Those plastic trays came in a plastic case from Michaels. The case has a handle and the trays fit inside in two layers. I found it too large to keep the whole case on my desk as it took up a lot of space to open it so I just took the divider trays out of the main case. I think the case also came in some other colors. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching!

I do like the Paul Rubens metallic watercolors and think they are worth it. Here’s a review by Lyndsay the frugal crafter kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qMiKnZiWltC4mGw.html. Howver for just pure gold watercolor I have a single pan of Fintec gold that I like a bit better. I did a very simple watercolor illustration using the Paul Rubens set on black paper a long time ago if you want to see that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntKjrNSps7DRZpc.html . Thanks for watching my room tour 😄

@@devonrex4 aww thanks for your help and links I appreciate it 😊

To store them more efficiently. Now I use them with acrylic blocks or just by hand. I have attached stay tacky glue or tape to them. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😄

@@devonrex4 thank you. I was curious. Did you know Stampin Up sells double side sticky sheets to put on the rubber stamps? I really liked you binder organization plan. I did something similar but only with the sentiments. I think I may adopt your system for the other types of stamps Thanks for sharing. I have been watching craft room tours to figure out the best set up for myself. I am getting ready to build my Crafting Cottage and am planning my storage set up.

@@DebraCarmona Yes, I did use some of the extra double side sticky tape from some of my Stanpin’Up sets to do some of them 👍Have fun setting up your space! 😄

I only do these basic categories: textures/background, borders/flourishes, postal, tags/labels, alphabet/numbers, months/dates, sentiments/words (for those that are mostly text and almost no images),Elegant images (more realistic images with a few sentiments), Whimsical images (more “cartoony/cute” styles with a few sentiments), Christmas, Embossing folders (just small sample of each), Die cuts (I tend to just photocopy and indicate it it has a co-ordinating stamp or embossing folder and write the name of that). I also put a blue dot on stamp sample if it has a coordinating die cut and I write the name of the die cut. My Stampin up stamp sets themselves are stored in alphabetical order, however I have a separate section for alphabet/numbers/dates and a separate section for background and texture stamps. I hope this helps. You probably have a lot more so you could also sub categorize your image stamps into themes like: floral, nature, animals, sea, home, feminine, masculine, other…. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching Missy 😄

@@devonrex4 thank u so much for taking the time to answer my crazy question! This will help me a lot! Thank u for sharing your awesome organizational skills with us! It truly helps me and I’m sure a lot more crafters too! Hugs Missy

My pleasure Missy!

Accumulation over the years for some of it (for example I started scrapbooking almost 25 years ago and many of those supplies can be used in mixed media), adding new supplies after researching prices (and checking if I have something that does the same thing), avoiding full set syndrome (just buying a few colors to test out if I like it before buying more or just getting a few sheets instead of a full paper line), getting items on sale and/or using coupons, checking dollar stores and thrift stores, trading with friends (“happy mail”), checking garage sales, and saving up for big ticket items. Also I try not to get all the newest products as they come out (often things sit in my wishlist for a long time and then I may decide I don’t want it anymore). Sometimes I may spend more than I should on craft supplies (but never more than I can afford) however I have definitely slowed down my accumulation phase and am trying to focus on the use it phase as my room is pretty much maxed out as you can see. Also keeping it organized helps me to avoid wasting money on duplicates (but that does still happen sometimes). Mixed media is a bit tricky because the possibilities for supplies can be overwhelming so you could opt stick to a narrower category like watercolour, sketching or coloring books to narrow down what you “need” and slowly build up your stash over time. Also, you can turn magazines that you may already have into glue books or start a junk journal both of which are very inexpensive ways to express your creativity. I hope this helps give you some ideas. Thanks for watching

@@devonrex4 inspiring and instructive. Tyft