My tools are in a handblown glass vase (that sounds expensive, but it was totally free from a family member). You can use just about anything. Here are a few ideas for you:
This little sewing area is awesome. Desiree at 36th Avenue made this compact space bright and organized.
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| Via Ucreate |
Painted mason jars. I have painted two of these, but I have not put them to use yet. Try this easy tutorial from Emma at Food Coma.
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| By Food Coma |
Check out how Jane at Borrowed Abode organized her studio.
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| By Borrowed Abode |
How do you like to organize your tools?
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Leslie
I am with you on organization. I also love that little sewing area, super cute and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteI just thought about it. The only problem with that little sewing area...where is the stuff stored? Hmmm.... In a closet so when the door opens it all falls out? Probably not. The lady who put that together looks neat and tidy.
DeleteI just never get the hang of organizing my stuff. I clean up my mess, start sewing. Every system breaks down at this point. But it is nice to see how other people do it.
ReplyDeleteI am with you Sarah. Three weeks after I cleaned my table, I was talking the pile of stuff off just to take pictures. I think it has to constant. Everyday spend 5 minutes to clean up the area. That is my thinking...doing is a different story. All I know is that I like a clean table to sit down to and work.
DeleteGood point Leslie, I would use that spot as a place for sewing lessons but not for crafting large projects.
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