Modish just posted a “Handmade Spaces” tour featuring photos of the Chicago workspace where accessories designer Miss Alison whips up her colorful vinyl creations. The light and organization in this space is totally inspiring! Link.
Anna Maria Horner shares a fun idea she came up with during a recent studio revamp: handmade fabric drawer pulls! Visit her blog for inspiring photos and details on how to make your own. Link. Related: HOW TO – Make a Beaded Handle – Link.
Elsie Marley recently created this fantastic sewing supply organizer using a thrifted Reader’s Digest book. Now it’s a sturdy folding case for her scissors, embroidery supplies, and more–there’s even a needle book and pincushion! Link. Related: • Elsie Marley’s Plush Diggers – Link.
Laissez-Faire shares some simple but effective methods for using tin cans to organize your craft and cooking supplies, which she found at HGTV. I love how such an easy solution can still look modern and cool. [via] Link.
I’m always looking for new ways to organize my craft supplies, and I recently stumbled across these gorgeous sewing cases by BlueBanana. I love all the detail she gives them, from the appliqué to the embroidery. Link.
J. Caroline Designs has a tutorial on how to make these handy storage baskets that can hold your craft goods. Recognize the fabric from one of our previous posts? It’s Jessica’s from How about Orange and you can pick it up now at J. Caroline! Link.
I love seeing photos of other people’s creative spaces, so I enjoyed this recent blog post by Claire from Needle Book. She reorganized her fabric by color, stashed zippers and bias tape in vintage tins, and rolled loose ribbon around cut-up pieces of a paper towel roll. (I especially love that last stroke of genius!) […]
