Organize Your Craft Stash with These Great Ideas

Organize Your Craft Stash with These Great IdeasWe all know how it starts — you have a modest amount of crafting supplies that you bought over the last few years, but then someone finds out your creative and word spreads. Before you know it, you’re getting gift cards to your local craft stores, people give you extra craft supplies from their stash, and you buy another 12 sets of the pens you can’t live without. Pretty soon, your craft box has grown to a craft stash and your neat little piles have migrated into one giant heap with no hope of finding the bottom.

Fortunately, we have tons of ideas to help you organize your craft stash and get it in working order again so that you can make 2017 your most creative year yet. Don’t settle for a craft stash that’s overflowing and looks like the paper version of the leaning Tower of Pisa, mixed with a post-apocalyptic landscape of half-used tubes of paint and stray embellishments. Make your craft stash something to be proud of with these ideas for organizing and putting your supplies on display and at your fingertips.

Somerset Life Winter 2014

From Somerset Life Winter 2014

As crafters, we want our creative spaces to be functional as well as beautiful. The perfect solution is to find simple, yet attractive containers for all of our supplies. These green buckets are manufactured, but you can just as easily paint your own and decorate them with a rub-on.

Where Women Create Autumn 2016

From Where Women Create Autumn 2016

https://stampington.com/Where-Women-Create-Autumn-2016

Rebecca Weller keeps her paint colors on display by gluing clothespins to the edge of her shelves. These can also be used to keep bits of ephemera clipped in place, or to organize finished paintings.

Somerset Life Summer 2015

From Somerset Life Summer 2015

What an “Eggcellent” supply caddy! We all know how boring craft stash organization can be, so it’s great to add a creative touch wherever you can. This porcelain egg caddy is the perfect place to stash all your clips and pens, and a few of your favorite tapes.

Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

Caroline Weaver, owner of the CW Pencil Enterprise of New York City, keeps her pencils on display with color-coordinated jars. Tip: Using the same size jar and grouping by color will give the shelf a more cohesive feel.

White and Gold Embossed Jars

White and Gold Embossed Jars

Add a special touch to ordinary Mason jars and let your supplies be out on display. From twines to washi tapes and beads to clothespins, your supplies will always be right at your fingertips with these decorative jars. Make an entire set and line a shelf so that everything is always in its proper place.

Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

Pat Bravo of Art Gallery Fabrics keeps her fabrics on display by clipping them to hangers and hanging them on the wall. In addition to keeping them in reach, it also becomes instant wall art!

Somerset Life Autumn 2014

From Somerset Life Autumn 2014

Chipped and damaged teacups are given new life when used to organize your craft supplies. Vanessa Spencer simply attached teacups and their matching saucers using a stronghold adhesive. Once dry, she tucked away twine and glitter in the various compartments.

Distressed Vintage Crate Project

Distressed Vintage Crate Project

This white-washed wonder keeps everything accessible when inspiration strikes. Tuck away spools of ribbon, or keep a dish of extra embellishments.

Mini Photo Drawer Project

Mini Photo Drawer Project

File your pictures and ephemera away neatly in a mini ATC drawer. Bag each of the groupings, label the outside, and store them away for your next art session.

French Ephemera Storage Album

French Ephemera Storage Album

Use clear pockets to organize bits of ephemera. Keeping ephemera grouped by theme, color, or  project means that you’ll always have your materials at hand whenever you sit down to create.

Shabby Chic Art Supplies Caddy

Shabby Chic Art Supplies Caddy

Take your art supplies on-the-go with this portable art caddy made from a Chai Rack. This is a great option if you are a kitchen table crafter and often have to pack away your supplies.

Table and Wall Boxes Project

Table and Wall Boxes Project

These table and wall boxes are perfect for organizing craft supplies, prettily displaying swatches of lace, storing rolls of paper, using as a planter to display in the windowsill, or even as a table centerpiece.

ScrapRack

Another wonderful all-in-one solution is the ScrapRack. Set up your Spinders and fill each pocket page with your favorite bits of ephemera. Group your supplies by theme, motif, or by project so that everything is already assembled when it’s time to create.

 

Thanks for Participating! Totally Tiffany’s ScrapRack Giveaway has Ended.

Our friends at Totally Tiffany have graciously provided a ScrapRack for this giveaway — that’s a $168.27 value!

Totally Tiffany ScrapRack

Totally-Tiffany has been committed to bringing you the best and most innovative organization products in the craft industry for more than a decade. Our mission is to reinvent your crafting experience in one very powerful way – getting you organized!”

To Enter:

1) Share your favorite image above on Pinterest or Facebook by pinning or liking the image.

2) If you pinned to Pinterest, share the link in the comments section below. If you “liked” on Facebook, tag us so we can see.

3) If you don’t have Facebook or Pinterest, please comment below and tell us your favorite organization idea.

 

*Winners will be randomly selected from the comments below for our giveaway and contacted via email. Contest is open to U.S. residents only, and ends 02/15/17 at 11:59pm PST.


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171 Responses to “Organize Your Craft Stash with These Great Ideas”

  1. Anne says:

    http://pin.it/RxkaXJ4 Totally need a Totally Tiffany ScrapRack!

  2. Anne Davis says:

    I like the vintage crate idea, and I pinned it.

    http://pin.it/-Tc9p3l

  3. chark says:

    love the teacups, but I’d knock them over :) so I pinned the little wooden drawers here.
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1337074871195013/

  4. Barbara Roberts says:

    My favorite organizational display is the binder Scrap Rack. I did something similar years ago with my sewing notions and it was great!

  5. John Smith says:

    I love the mind-boggling display of gorgeous organization with pencils, etc.:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/644648134131642063/

  6. Katina says:

    Pinned to Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/146296687875774976/

    I love Tiffany’s ScrapRack but could never afford one of my own. It would be so awesome to win! On a side note, I pinned the pic of the jars because I have been saving “faux” ball jars for several years so I could organized a bunch of my stash and I love the way the little knob is on top of each lid and they’re all painted the same color, really makes it very cohesive, and pretty!

  7. Marsha says:

    I hope to have a scraprack one day. :)
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/178525572709497542/

  8. Shannon says:

    I really like that egg caddy
    Along with the photo drawer for ephemera and the ephemera album. But that egg dish is too cute!

  9. Patti Johnson says:

    I love all the pencils on display from Caroline Weaver. So Pretty!

  10. i love all these ideas! my favorite is the distressed vintage crate! I pinned it here: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/195554808800180969/
    thanks for all the great ideas!

  11. Dale Cundy says:

    It is so hard to choose a favorite! I do really love the Distressed Vintage Crate…I have a zillion little things that I could put in it! :)

  12. Srwade says:

    Wow I could so use one of those. One of my faves are those small 4 tier metal floor racks that you would use in a bathroom. They take up little floor space and you can store hoards of paint and mixed media supplies on them.

  13. I think all these organizing ideas a wonderful! my favorite has to be the teacups. I pinned it here:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/129126714296289892/

  14. Linda B says:

    Many good ideas. I liked reusing tea cups for storage.

  15. Ginny Markley says:

    I love the idea of gluing clothespins to the edge of shelves. I have run out of surface space and wall area in which to hang organizers.

  16. Cathy Choy says:

    Sadly the only idea that really works is to have less stuff.

  17. Sandra Webster says:

    I simply love the idea of using a notebook with divider pages for my tags! Why didn’t I think of that. I spend more time looking for them than using them! Thank you for sharing all of these ideas.

  18. Jackie says:

    My favorite organization idea is the French Ephemera Storage Album Project.

  19. Robyn says:

    I LOVE the French ephemera storage album. So many creative ideas, love them all! Thanks for a chance to win. The Scraprack would be awesome to win! My craft room needs some organization badly!

  20. Jackie P Neal says:

    Omgosh what super cute storage ideas!!
    I just love the drawer file for ephemera,I am forever trying to way to store it all!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/135178426296004856/
    What a great giveaway- thank you Stampington and Totally Tiffany

  21. Kathy Hawkes says:

    I love to use vintage boxes for storage. I anchor them to the wall and use them as open cabinets to house some of my supplies. Using canning jars for washi tape, brushes and markers looks so cute!

  22. Jacque Chinnery says:

    Pinned https://www.pinterest.com/pin/287878601161272021/

    What beautiful pictures! I love using unusual or vintage items for storage of my art supplies. I would love to win this giveaway and upgrade my studio!

  23. Carla Hundley says:

    Wonderful ideas
    and all are so
    pretty to look
    at!I pinned here:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/52846995607808694/
    Carla from Utah

  24. Carrie Brady says:

    I love all the ideas, including the Scrap Rack, so I pinned the main article image: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/279504720603824334/

    I’ve been trying to get myself organized into Tiffany’s 4 Section System!

  25. Debra A Armstrong says:

    Dollar store flower pots are great for paint pens, color pencils etc. I would love to win this great prize.

  26. Emma says:

    Love the whitewashed cubbies! And would love the scraprack!

  27. Jen E says:

    I pinned the Scrap Rack display to my Paper Possibilities board at:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/502151427187803108/

    With 5 curious cats in a small cottage/studio, it’s really difficult to keep supplies organized and protected but still easily available!

  28. Carol L. says:

    The distressed vintage crate with its many compartments would be perfect for storage of my encaustic paints, sorted by color. I like the idea of being able to see everything at once instead of digging through a drawer to choose colors.

  29. Debbie says:

    everything was so pretty :-)

    here is my fav pinned!

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/180636635034412904/

  30. Nancy Arenas says:

    Love all the ideas–hard to choose. The ScrapRack is a great idea for organizing the small collections I have been putting together for future projects.

  31. Jaime Stephens says:

    I absolutely L♡ve the teacups. That would also be so beautiful to look at & add decor to my creative space. I have a few Totally Tiffany items & they’re amazing. Wish I was in a good place to be able to invest in more. Thanks for these lovely organization ideas.

  32. Michele White says:

    https://www.facebook.com/Heathen.Woman

    I posted the picture showing the Scrap Rack because I have been lusting after one for a long time!]
    Thank you very much for the opportunity to win!

  33. cathy says:

    I love to use vintage printers trays hung on the wall to store and display my rubber stamps.

  34. Lea Helen Evans says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/16044142403448661/
    my little organization heart just exploded!
    :)

  35. Lauree says:

    i loved using pants hangers to display fabric. it seems to me that it keeps it in a place to be inspirational as well!

  36. DianeD says:

    Love the binder with all the small clear pockets to store bits and pieces.

  37. Jean marmo says:

    Such amazing and beautiful storage ideas. Love the ScrApRack for organizing cfFty needs

  38. Rose says:

    Really love the Scrap Rack by Totally Tiffany! What a great idea for consolidating supplies

  39. Ellen says:

    The tea cups were adorable!

  40. Barbara says:

    I saved/posted the first picture of four pictures to pinterest. And I liked this on Facebook. I love all of the ideas that you posted and wish I had even more ways to organize all of my treasures. Thank you for the opportunity to win something to help me do that.https://www.facebook.com/stampington

  41. Ellen N says:

    I have loads of vintage Mason jars. I love the idea of decorating them and using them for storage for my favorite craft supplies. A win-win!

  42. Julie says:

    I saved a few on Pinterest under my organizing file. I also liked on FB. I would love to be considered to win this amazing offer. Thanks for the opportunity. I have a tiny space to practice making art. Love your magazines too!!

  43. Tisa Hosford says:

    Thanks for starting out January with an Organization Bang! Like the way the binder gets all those ‘smalls’ to group together so we can find them easier. Easier=More Crafting!

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/494973815280414843/

  44. Mary says:

    I love those little pails for organizing pens, pencils and brushes.

  45. I love and need it all. The scrapRack is a great idea as are the binders filled with scrapbooking gems at your fingertips.

  46. Kate R says:

    Not on Pinterest but love the little green buckets. So very useful and tres cute! Color makes me smile in my craft room and those would definitely brighten it! Totally love the scrap rack and would love to add that to my scrap room, too!

  47. Tiffani says:

    Love the crate and beautiful display of items in it.
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/269441990187507884/

  48. Gilda McCain (McStamper) says:

    Love your organization ideas. Thanks for your contest. Pinned: https://www.pinterest.com/mcstamper12/stampingtoncomtotally-tiffany-contest/

  49. I love all these ideas; so creative! I keep my supplies in plastic drawer units surrounding my workspace in a U-formation. I labeled each drawer with a pretty painted mini tag. The Scrap Rack looks amazing; I store my stencils in a binder this way.

  50. Tammy Oviedo says:

    I love all the great ideas for storage my favorite would be shelves full of glass bottles that are full of my goodies….lol

  51. Angela Ortega says:

    I like the idea
    From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017
    Caroline Weaver, owner of the CW Pencil Enterprise of New York City, keeps her pencils on display with color-coordinated jars, everything shows a clean and organized space.
    Thanks for giving me the opportunity to participate in such a great giveaway
    Angela

  52. MARTHAIA says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/create/bookmarklet/?media=https%3A%2F%2Fstampington.com%2Fblog%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2017%2F01%2F015_WWC0816-600×600.jpg&url=https%3A%2F%2Fstampington.com%2Fblog%2F2017%2F01%2F10%2Forganize-craft-stash-great-ideas-scraprack- I pinned the I I pinned where women created AUTUMN 2016,,,,Thanks giveaway%2F%3Futm_source%3DSomerset%2BPlace%26utm_campaign%3D919e5aba07-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_term%3D0_9f5ba301d0-919e5aba07-7732141&%20is_video=false&description=Organize%20Your%20Craft%20Stash%20with%20These%20Great%20Ideas%20%20%20ScrapRack%20Giveaway!%20%7C%20Somerset%20Place%20The%20Official%20Blog%20of%20Stampington%20%20Company

  53. Cindy says:

    I would so love to have the Totally Tiffany Ditto Organizer! It would be so handy to load up my collage and journal supplies and carry into the living room, out on the patio or just wherever and be able to create.

  54. Sue O. says:

    I love the last few images of using the pockets of the Spinder for storing bits and bobs of ephemera — what a great idea! This is a very clever and efficient way to organize things.

  55. Cindy Morris says:

    I love to use see thru plastic containers,in my craft closet, so I can see what I have and it is I also use the tiny drawer storage bins that are used for screws, etc. I clearly label everything with my label maker, which is my favorite tool for organizing!

  56. Carol Y says:

    I love all the images, but picked this one!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/94575660905455073/

  57. Ann says:

    These are all wonderful creative ideas for organization. I have some major organizing to do this spring in my craft space and the ScrapRack from Totally Tiffany would be so awesome to win. Thanks for the chance. I pinned my favorite image here, https://www.pinterest.com/pin/63331938490412182/

  58. Rebecca says:

    I like the storage box and filing system. I have a file folder that I use myself but my little boxes are full of random stuff. I would love to get it all organized by themes. All of these are great ideas!

  59. Bridget Haig says:

    I have a giant wooden shelf like thing, that it your post and i want to try this too. https://www.pinterest.com/bridgetorgidget/organizing/

  60. Patty B says:

    I really liked the small jars with the ruffled muslin wraps in the carry basket, great idea!! Thanks always for your great ideas and inspiration.

  61. Brian Poteraj says:

    I like the eggcellent supply holder. It’s cute and holds a lot of little things.

  62. Sharon Gullikson says:

    The distressed vintage crate is my favorite. It holds many different objects in a small amount of space.

  63. Jeanette Tuttle-Hamer says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/sewdramatic/organization-ideas/
    I love that these boxes can be hung on a wall!

  64. Sue Chesley says:

    I pinned a photo to one of my Pinterest boards, but from my iPhone, I can’t figure out how to copy the link. It’s on my board ‘the play room (for art)’ Pinterest/Sue Chesley. Thank you for a chance to win….Lord knows I need all the help I can get when it comes to organizing my art space! And you have some darling ideas here as well, for getting it together. Thanks again!

  65. Sue Chesley says:

    Alas, I did manage to copy it…find it on my Pinterest board here: http://pin.it/GunT1vE
    I thought you’d like this Pin on Pinterest…

    Thank you again for the giveaway!
    Sue

  66. Barb says:

    I love the table and wall box project, I would make something like that to store atc’s in progress to finished.

  67. Kathy M says:

    I think my favorite tip is using wooden hangers to hang your artwork. This would be great for 12×12 pages as well. My minds reeling with all the possibilities!

  68. Kim Mineer says:

    The vintage box with little shelves and the teacups are very useful and really doable for me. My go to magazine is
    Somerset Studio, and Somerset Life.

  69. The Ikea “Alex” drawers are probably one of the best investments anyone can add to their studio.
    I also love my Expedit (now Kallax) but I do not see that featured here. Ikea all the way!

  70. Karren L Walker says:

    I really like the cute flower shaped tags with string to tie onto box front. I have lots of clear boxes and solid boxes. It’s easy to see the contents in the clear boxes, but this idea will help me “see” what I have in the solid boxes.
    The Totally Tiffany storage rack will really help with organizing my many crafts.
    Thank you.
    KarenW

  71. Stash ideas are always most welcome; thanks!

  72. Barbara Eisenman says:

    I love the turquoise buckets – beautiful!

  73. Connie Jablonsky says:

    Love the mini photo file. I just keep them in a box now the this idea really hits home for me! Thanks for helping me become organized. I pinned in my craft room ideas.

  74. April Esterly says:

    Pinned here to my Crafty Ideas board.
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/533887730811192403/

  75. Barb says:

    Spinders seem like a great idea–and I can use all the.organizational help I can get!

  76. Nova says:

    Love the idea of the ATC drawer to organize and could always use a bit more of that in my craft room!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/286611963766876948/

  77. Arlene Baker says:

    I have been lusting after a ScrapRack for years. Now I have a new studio with space for one!

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/274719645999766880/

  78. Janie says:

    I am so in need of a Scraprack!!! It seems fabulous!
    http://pin.it/2gElsGR

  79. Bev H. says:

    Caroline Weaver of CW Pencil Enterprise. The picture is a joy to look at. So clean, So colorful. So neat. So not me…. but the me I’d like to be.

  80. Libby Jones says:

    I love all of them but my favorite is the one with the butter colored wingback chair. I did pin it…but I’m not smart enough to figure out how to find the link and show you because it’s in the app and sharing isn’t an option once it’s pinned. Lol.

  81. Patti Johnson says:

    Love all these ideas, but the Vintage Crate project really stands out!

  82. JeanFB says:

    I pinned the picture with all of the kraft and vintage ephemera organized in small pockets. That is exactly what I need to corral everything and see it, so that I use it!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/417708934174437762/

  83. Angela D says:

    Love all the great tips on organizing. My paper and ephemera is just crying out for a storage solution.

  84. Elizabeth Chopin says:

    Love the idea!

  85. I especially like the epherma binders. I have lots of ideas stored in binders – just haven’t thought of using enveloped sleeves. Very cool idea.

  86. Mary Kaifer says:

    I can’t wait to start this project to store my wash tapes!

  87. Sharlyn says:

    I use hardware organizers meant for nails and screws for my beads and buttons.

  88. Elizabeth Gragan says:

    My favorite storage idea is the Distressed Vintage Craft Project. This would be ideal to keep close to the work area for materials that are being used on a current project. For example: embellishments, tape, ribbon, stamps, etc. Once the project is completed, the leftover materials can be put away and new ones added for the next project:) I am going to try to add this to Facebook since I don’t have an Instagram or Twitter account.

  89. Elizabeth Graham says:

    Well, it seems I don’t even know how to spell my name! LOL! I just left a comment and typed my name as “Gragan”. Duh!

  90. Elizabeth Graham says:

    I like the Distressed Vintage Crate Project best. It would be convenient to put embellishments, tape, ribbon, stamps, etc. in while working on a project. Once the project is complete, new materials can be put in the cubby holes for the next project.

  91. Sylvia says:

    I like the vintage crate the best, because it holds a lot of items of varying sizes & shapes. If I don’t see my supplies, I forget what I have.

  92. All those ideas are fantastic and can be even applied to organizing jewelry supplies.

  93. Elizabeth Reflogle says:

    Love all these ideas but especially the buckets. Going to use it for my paint brushes.

  94. Pam Eberlin says:

    Love all the ideas but the hanger one really caught my eye with s way for me to display works in progress or things I may want to use. Having them on the wall in my line of vision would be good.

  95. Angela says:

    I am blown away by Carolyn Weavers color-organized jars of pencils. I am currently fine-tuning my pens pencils markets and paints myself and hope to achieve her level of clean and beautiful!!!!

  96. Fonda Rush says:

    I’ve pinned the crate storage here: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/178314466476289661/

    It wouldn’t work for me, but it is so darn cute. I have way too much stuff in every category to be organized in this manner. I think I do pretty well, but I really like that organizer Totally-Tiffany created. It would be a way to keep certain things, like stickers, in my face so I remember to use them! Thank you for the opportunity to win!

  97. I love it all!!! Organizing is something I am in desperate need of. My son started a non profit group called Dare to Inspire and we do free art camp for kids. I store all the supplies in my basement and each time we do a camp I have to go through many boxes to pack just what we need for the project of the day.HELP!!

  98. Judi Middleton says:

    I love Carolyn Weaver’s colored pencil storage. Also love the way it looks! I’d just been debating, a few days ago, about what to do with my Prisms colored pencils, which are still in the original metal box, stacked in three layers. It can be quite in handy to use them in this manner.

  99. Molly says:

    I saw the ScrapRack system a couple years ago. There is no way my budget would allow it, so I improvised…I got a couple old binders from work and used plastic storage bags. There are different size bags that work for different needs…buttons go in snack size, die cuts or labels go in sandwich size, etc.
    Its not as neat or easy as a ScrapRack, but I make do with what I got!

  100. Anne Lahr says:

    These are pretty storage ideas!I have jars that hang on the wall behind my art table. I love the distressed vintage crate project. Always fun to see what the crew at Stampington is up to. I pinned the clothes pins idea to my Pinterest studio idea board. Not sure how to share the link?

  101. Frances says:

    I really like the distressed crate for storing small things that just seem to get away without a place to keep them!

  102. Wow! What an exciting giveaway! I like the notebook with the pockets for tags and other ephemera, such a fantastic idea! I posted to Facebook.
    thank you!
    Teresa
    http://amagicalwhimsy.blogspot.com/

  103. Yoletta Lieberthal says:

    Being a kitchen table crafter I just loved the bottle caddie /www.pinterest.com/pin/548876273320937040/
    Anything that speeds up the set up/takedown time works for me!

  104. Bon Neeley says:

    I realy like the spindles with the different pockets. Over the last 50 years, When I find something on the ground, or in the grass, or someones thrown out goods, I just open a box and pitch it in. Then when I am looking for that special piece I go to my box. The spindles with the different pages, makes it so much easier to find. I do like her items.

  105. Kim says:

    I like to use hanging make up organizers and tiered plates/cake stands to store craft supplies. They are nice to look at plus supplies are readily accessible.

  106. Peggy Lee says:

    I posted two:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/276338127116407245/
    and;
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/276338127116407178/

    I NEED this Scraprack with binders and pockets!!! I have been working furiously to make my work room into a much more efficient space. This would help me so much to be better organized!!These are awesome!

  107. J. Byers says:

    That ScrapRack is an absolutely brilliant idea to organize ephemera ~ I love it! Must get it, must get it! :-)
    I pinned it here: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/561613016018031371/

  108. SALLY COOPER says:

    The ScrapRack image of the full wall organization system SCREAMS “You need me in your craft room”. My overly organized mind could spend days planning how to use all of these storage ideas.

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/258745941071501800/

  109. Jeanette Jones says:

    I love to think of myself as the queen of organization. For my craft room which is a converted walk in closet I needed to be especially creative to make use of space. My favorite idea is using curtain rods to hang my out of control ribbon collection. The ribbon rolls sit on the rod and are so easily accessible. I absolutely love it. Now I have to figure out something for my all my stickers and die cuts. The ScrapRack by Tiffany certainly looks like that would be a great solution.
    Jeanette Jones

  110. marie says:

    this one was really tuff. I want to say all of them are so creative and so pretty. but if I have to choose just one – I guess it will be the caddy. I just loved the ribbon trimmed glasses and my love of clothes pens, make this the winner. thank you.

  111. Deborah Kaye says:

    I really like the buckets! Actually, I like everything!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/77405687325739139/

  112. Donna Cohn says:

    Love the “Chai Rack” Supply Organizer! Posted on Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/craftyclicker/everything-has-its-place/

  113. Sheila Earhart says:

    I love all of the ideas, but especially the gold embossed clear jars!

    Thank you!

  114. Judy says:

    Use clean and empty pizza boxes to store completed quilt blocks.
    Also use clean berry containers for small stitching projects

  115. Carol C says:

    I love the wooden crate for storage!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/436989970078985837/

  116. Michele White says:

    I think I forgot to post the Pinterest board I posted my favorite picture on!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/39054721749360546/

    The entire system is a dream of mine… I need it desperately. I am blessed to have oodles of supplies but I can’t find half of what I need WHEN I need it!

  117. Edna A. says:

    Distressed vintage crate is my favorite I love that idea, I like to see what I have in my inventory so visuals are important I may need to make one myself. I also really like the table and wall boxes project, display! display! display!

  118. MelodyJ says:

    I want the Desk Maid organizer. Just any organizer will help at this point.

  119. NieNie says:

    My craft room could definitely use more organization!

    Pinned here: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/355925176786943046/

  120. Jeri-Lyn Walsh says:

    Could totally use the scrap rack. Paper ephemera is my most challenging storage problem. Love all the ideas!

  121. Lynda says:

    All the pictures are beautiful my pin: ishttps://www.pinterest.com/pin/421227371382735580/ I just need the room for any of them.

  122. Traci says:

    I love Caroline Weaver’s colored pencils all lined up and right at your fingertips! For me it’s the easy access to the supplies as well as the organization that’s most important. Of course it looks gorgeous too!

  123. lou downing says:

    I love Vanessa Spencer’s distressed vintage crate. I pinned it but I’m unsure how to share my link. I also love many of the other ideas pictured here.

  124. Beverlee Furner says:

    I loved Tiffany’s display of her Copic markers – that would be perfect in my scrapbooking room. I also loved the vintage crate and went outside to find one this evening to start on tomorrow. Thanks for the wonderful ideas.

  125. jo hanson says:

    I love the whitewashed cubbies. Love displaying my prettier supplies!

  126. Tammy says:

    I’ve pinned here:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/223913412704261581/
    & thanks for the chance! I love all of these ideas.

  127. Kim McM says:

    Here’s my pin: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/106890191137556685/
    Thank you for the opportunity to win!

  128. Irene Cortez says:

    I would love to win the organizer. Pinning on my Pinterest craft room board. I don’t know how to link it here.

  129. Dewayne Bradshaw says:

    I am starting my New Year off getting organized and looking for ideas. These are awesome! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/536632111835766348/

  130. kathyS says:

    Love that cup and saucer idea, and color codes would be helpful as well.

  131. Carolyn Glein says:

    Been stamping & mixed media art for over 40 years so am constantly looking for ways to organize simpler…. Always want everything in arms reach. Thanks for this and of course the chance to win

  132. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/242983342376056999/ so many wonderful ideas. it was hard to choose just one!

  133. Tanya Phenis says:

    I would love to win this! I pinned to pinterest! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/250935010467679261/

  134. Tanya Fink says:

    I dream of my craft “area” (my closet under the stairs, which has room for a small desk and some shelves) looking like this! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/32510428541206759/

  135. Becky Mullinnex says:

    Love the distressed vintage crate
    Also pinned to Pinterest

  136. Cory says:

    I am always looking for better craft storage ideas!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/62346776072447675/

  137. Linda says:

    Totally love the vintage tea cups! I pinned it

  138. jenny stratton says:

    I really need to organize my craft room and I love your ideas.

  139. Luz Ruby says:

    Pinned the picture of all the pencils on my Pinterest organization board. I wish I could be more organized. Need all the help I could get.

  140. Wendy R. says:

    Totally loving the teacups as storage! What a fun idea! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/198439927311983530/

  141. Vicki Wright says:

    The ScrapRack is awesome! I could totally use it to organize my stuff!
    https://www.pinterest.com/davincilover/organization/

  142. nancy folmsbee says:

    I love the stacked teacups and saucers!

  143. Angela Ortega says:

    From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

    Caroline Weaver, owner of the CW Pencil Enterprise of New York City, I enjoy seeing all the color combinations of her pencils jars, Caroline gives me an idea of how to keep my beads and stones organized and on display. Thanks for the opportunity to participate. Angela

  144. Patricia Hack says:

    Pinned to Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/pin/450430400216647962/
    Love the inspirational nook! I love the idea of having the swatches of color right in front of you for inspiration.

  145. Melissa says:

    I shared the teacups. Love them and I think everyone has or can find pretty teacups. Not complicated either. Just a sweet simple idea. Thank you.

    One Winged Wonders on Facebook.

  146. Judy Hodges says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/110901209555224291/
    I’d love to have a Scraprack!

  147. Michelle Pleasant says:

    http://pin.it/OSvDeFo
    Pinned – I need a ScrapRack – badly!!!

  148. Iris says:

    Wow! What an awesome rack, a crafter’s room dream. Link to my Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/pin/429179039475617661/

    Link to my Facebook
    https://www.facebook.com/irisroddy

  149. Karen says:

    Thx for the opportunity! My tip is to store everything by color because that’s how I use it. Looks pretty too!

  150. Julia Dunphy says:

    Love the idea of converting file folders into binders for holding pocket pages of ephemera. The Cavallini file folders would make lovely vintage -looking binders.

  151. Kristine says:

    How does one enter? I love this and after collecting and doing art and crafts for 30 years, I find so many favorite things on Stampington! It is my favorite website and my go-to when I need inspiration. And the products are always so fun to receive!

  152. Elizabeth Reflogle says:

    Love these little buckets!

    http://pin.it/XJQm9mP

  153. Elizabeth Reflogle says:

    What a great way to use an old crate.

    http://pin.it/bqWgqEh

  154. Renee Bexelll says:

    Here’s my tip:
    To organize my dies, I bought $1 metal cookie sheets at Dollar Tree and taped magnetic label sheets (Avery) to them. The metal dies will adhere and are so easy to see at a glance what I have rather than keeping them in envelopes. Other magnetic sheets used as heat vent covers are available at Menards.
    I have a small craft room and would love a ScrapRack to help me organize! Please?

  155. Rosemaarie Benson says:

    This organizer is awesome. Our family would love it. We all scrap and mix media together !

  156. Lorraine Dockery says:

    I love the Scrap Rack, what a great way to keep smaller pieces and craft items! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/421508846359985985/

  157. Christina Webber says:

    I LOVE the distressed white washed crate! I pinned it (several times) but had no clue how to get the link, so I really hope this link is correct ? Thank you for the ideas and for this opportunity!! http://pin.it/_DKsvH7

  158. Susan Spiers says:

    http://pin.it/a_vReeK pinned to pinterest

  159. Sky Miskovs says:

    Always looking on new ways to organize
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/154177987224753846/

  160. Karen says:

    I love the cabinet from the Where Women Create, with all the shelves and cabinet doors, etc. Easy to organize. Now, if I could just get my craft stash to look half as neat! Thanks for the ideas.

  161. Cheryl says:

    I love the cloths pins glued to the shelves!! Great giveaway, pinned it here https://www.pinterest.com/pin/47358233562471046/. Thanks for a chance to win!!

  162. I had shared a lovely photo from this page on my Pinterest before I’d even heard about the contest!
    Perfect for my home, and my ‘Fantasy Homes’ Pinterest page.

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Organize Your Craft Stash with These Great IdeasWe all know how it starts — you have a modest amount of crafting supplies that you bought over the last few years, but then someone finds out your creative and word spreads. Before you know it, you’re getting gift cards to your local craft stores, people give you extra craft supplies from their stash, and you buy another 12 sets of the pens you can’t live without. Pretty soon, your craft box has grown to a craft stash and your neat little piles have migrated into one giant heap with no hope of finding the bottom.

Fortunately, we have tons of ideas to help you organize your craft stash and get it in working order again so that you can make 2017 your most creative year yet. Don’t settle for a craft stash that’s overflowing and looks like the paper version of the leaning Tower of Pisa, mixed with a post-apocalyptic landscape of half-used tubes of paint and stray embellishments. Make your craft stash something to be proud of with these ideas for organizing and putting your supplies on display and at your fingertips.

Somerset Life Winter 2014

From Somerset Life Winter 2014

As crafters, we want our creative spaces to be functional as well as beautiful. The perfect solution is to find simple, yet attractive containers for all of our supplies. These green buckets are manufactured, but you can just as easily paint your own and decorate them with a rub-on.

Where Women Create Autumn 2016

From Where Women Create Autumn 2016

https://stampington.com/Where-Women-Create-Autumn-2016

Rebecca Weller keeps her paint colors on display by gluing clothespins to the edge of her shelves. These can also be used to keep bits of ephemera clipped in place, or to organize finished paintings.

Somerset Life Summer 2015

From Somerset Life Summer 2015

What an “Eggcellent” supply caddy! We all know how boring craft stash organization can be, so it’s great to add a creative touch wherever you can. This porcelain egg caddy is the perfect place to stash all your clips and pens, and a few of your favorite tapes.

Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

Caroline Weaver, owner of the CW Pencil Enterprise of New York City, keeps her pencils on display with color-coordinated jars. Tip: Using the same size jar and grouping by color will give the shelf a more cohesive feel.

White and Gold Embossed Jars

White and Gold Embossed Jars

Add a special touch to ordinary Mason jars and let your supplies be out on display. From twines to washi tapes and beads to clothespins, your supplies will always be right at your fingertips with these decorative jars. Make an entire set and line a shelf so that everything is always in its proper place.

Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

From Where Women Create BUSINESS Winter 2017

Pat Bravo of Art Gallery Fabrics keeps her fabrics on display by clipping them to hangers and hanging them on the wall. In addition to keeping them in reach, it also becomes instant wall art!

Somerset Life Autumn 2014

From Somerset Life Autumn 2014

Chipped and damaged teacups are given new life when used to organize your craft supplies. Vanessa Spencer simply attached teacups and their matching saucers using a stronghold adhesive. Once dry, she tucked away twine and glitter in the various compartments.

Distressed Vintage Crate Project

Distressed Vintage Crate Project

This white-washed wonder keeps everything accessible when inspiration strikes. Tuck away spools of ribbon, or keep a dish of extra embellishments.

Mini Photo Drawer Project

Mini Photo Drawer Project

File your pictures and ephemera away neatly in a mini ATC drawer. Bag each of the groupings, label the outside, and store them away for your next art session.

French Ephemera Storage Album

French Ephemera Storage Album

Use clear pockets to organize bits of ephemera. Keeping ephemera grouped by theme, color, or  project means that you’ll always have your materials at hand whenever you sit down to create.

Shabby Chic Art Supplies Caddy

Shabby Chic Art Supplies Caddy

Take your art supplies on-the-go with this portable art caddy made from a Chai Rack. This is a great option if you are a kitchen table crafter and often have to pack away your supplies.

Table and Wall Boxes Project

Table and Wall Boxes Project

These table and wall boxes are perfect for organizing craft supplies, prettily displaying swatches of lace, storing rolls of paper, using as a planter to display in the windowsill, or even as a table centerpiece.

ScrapRack

Another wonderful all-in-one solution is the ScrapRack. Set up your Spinders and fill each pocket page with your favorite bits of ephemera. Group your supplies by theme, motif, or by project so that everything is already assembled when it’s time to create.

 

Thanks for Participating! Totally Tiffany’s ScrapRack Giveaway has Ended.

Our friends at Totally Tiffany have graciously provided a ScrapRack for this giveaway — that’s a $168.27 value!

Totally Tiffany ScrapRack

Totally-Tiffany has been committed to bringing you the best and most innovative organization products in the craft industry for more than a decade. Our mission is to reinvent your crafting experience in one very powerful way – getting you organized!”

To Enter:

1) Share your favorite image above on Pinterest or Facebook by pinning or liking the image.

2) If you pinned to Pinterest, share the link in the comments section below. If you “liked” on Facebook, tag us so we can see.

3) If you don’t have Facebook or Pinterest, please comment below and tell us your favorite organization idea.

 

*Winners will be randomly selected from the comments below for our giveaway and contacted via email. Contest is open to U.S. residents only, and ends 02/15/17 at 11:59pm PST.