Craft Rooms Exposed Series: Kara Jones
Posted by Caitlin on January 14th, 2012 at 11:00am
Welcome to another issue of the FaveCrafts Craft Rooms Exposed series! As promised in our monthly craft question post, every day this week we’ll be featuring the inside of a famous craft designer’s craft room. Get inside tips from some of our favorite bloggers and designers and find out how they turn their craft rooms into lean, mean crafting machines! And now without further ado, let’s explore our first featured craft room.
Today’s featured designer: Kara Jones, MotherHenna.com
Want to know more about Kara? Read all about her on her FaveCrafts designer profile.
Craft Room Tips and Tricks:
Using shoe racks and hanging mesh/cloth shelves helps me be able to see what is in storage. Plus it gives me space to rotate out supplies from the tables if I need more table top space to work a particular project.
The Tour:
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4 Comments for Craft Rooms Exposed Series: Kara Jones
1. Metqa | April 7th, 2012 at 11:20 pm
Hey, Hey! I did that in my kitchen and bedroom!! Great Minds. I hung one over the closet door near the kitchen to keep spice packets and bottles in, easy to see though the clear plastic, and I hung another in the bedroom closet for belts, scarves and knicknacks. I have another hung on my bathroom door to hold things like deordorant, my favorite conditioner,shampoo, my hair accessories, combs brushes,my cats meds, It’s very convenient, but I don’t have one for my crafts! Duh, Thanks for this article, I’m gonna get another to hang and sort my crafts
2. Ruth Evens | April 8th, 2012 at 7:16 am
You have some very interesting ideas for storing supplies! I never thought of using shoe storage hangers for supplies. Thanks for sharing and now I am thinking…..
3. debi | April 8th, 2012 at 9:05 am
I use alot of the hanging storage units also. The best ones I have found have been for jewelry. They have lots of small to medium slots to hold the items I have for projects. Also small drawer units you can buy at local hardward sotores are great you can label the front and always know what you have with out looking through each drawer.
4. Judi | April 9th, 2012 at 12:59 pm
Great ideas…I use baskets for storage, clear plastic bins with lids, and tackle box units to hold beads, buttons and small objects. Also plastic vegetable bins are very handy to hold misc items like fabric, wreaths, and ribbon
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