Hello, friends! Wednesday on social media is often tagged as Workspace Wednesday, and we have yet another new blog feature to highlight the amazing workspaces of creatives in the paper crafting world: Creative Spaces We Love! We are kicking off this feature today with one of our own team members, Becki Adams, who has a gorgeous space to share with us! Let’s take a peek into where Becki creates her beautiful projects!

Hello, Scrapbook and Cards Today friends! It’s Becki here to share my craft room with you! I am so excited to show you my favorite room in my house. This room used to be my daughter’s bedroom, and when she moved downstairs, I made a few changes to the room to make it my dream craft room.


For many years I dreamed, planned, and saved for this craft room. Even though it’s not perfect, I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I have so many sweet memories made in this room. I saved my pennies and got custom cabinetry along the back wall of the entire room. My desk is the white desk in the middle of the room. The other desk belongs to my daughter. Right now, I share my space with her as she is enrolled in an online school. I’m so grateful that we have this time and space to share!

Most of my supplies are stored on the back wall in the shelves and drawers behind my desk. I wanted everything stored in one place that was very easily accessible. I wanted open storage on the built-in shelves because if I don’t see my supplies, I won’t use them!

The supplies that I used most often are stored on the shelves and in the drawers closest to my desk—right at my fingertips. The supplies that I don’t use very often are stored in the drawers and shelves near the corners of the room.

In the center of the built-in cabinet is another desk where I film my process videos. My filming lights are built in and wired into the cabinetry. There is also a bracket that folds down and attaches to my camera or my phone so I can film recorded videos as well as live stream. Isn’t technology the greatest! When I was designing this space, I explained my filming needs to my husband. He designed and built the filming set up. He was even able to make it fold up into the cabinet when I’m not using it. He’s incredibly talented!

When I’m sitting at my desk, I face this wall that has 8 of my recent favorite layouts. We painted two 1 x 2 boards white, nailed them to the wall and attached white clips to the board with tiny nails. I’ll change these layouts out as new favorites are created. When I’m on video this wall is often the backdrop. To make the layouts stand out, I added two battery operated picture lights. In retrospect, I wish I would have purchased lights that could be wired into the wall. The battery operated lights aren’t as bright as I hoped they’d be.

Looking to the right of my desk, there is a large window. I LOVE the natural light in this room! In front of the window is the most important part of the room. I always envisioned my craft room as a place where my family would come hang out with me as I worked. These two chairs hold happy memories of conversations with some of my very favorite people. This cozy space is SO important to me!

Looking to the left of my desk, there is a television, a sewing machine, a Silhouette Cameo, a project cart, and a shelf that holds a few of my favorite projects. A lot happens here!

This shelf is a new addition to my space. I made several mini albums in 2020-2021 and I wanted a fun place to display a few of them. A shelf below the TV was a perfect solution. I’ll rotate these albums out with new ones as I create them. I love having them on this shelf. As kids come into my office, they’ll often grab an album and look through it as we visit.

Let’s talk about organization—always a hot topic among crafters! I thought I would give you a little peek into a few of the drawers. There’s nothing fancy about the organization in my office. I keep supplies organized by how I use them. I store all of my adhesives together, my punches together and stamping supplies together, etc. In a few of the plastic paper holders on the shelves, I keep entire collections. For example, when I get a new collection from Simple Stories, I store it all together in one of these plastic containers. This works because when I create a project for Simple Stories, I use one collection. I can pull one of these containers down and set it on my desk while I create. My biggest tip for craft room organization is to find a system that works for you and how you create. If you create with color at the top of your mind, store products by color. If you have the type of product (ie. chipboard, stickers, washi, buttons) at the top of your mind, organize by product type. If you work within a collection, store products by manufacturer.

One product that has helped me to stay organized is this project cart from WeR Memory Keepers that helps me organize my supplies by project. For example, one of these trays is for SCT magazine. On that tray I store the supplies that I need to create that project. When I’m ready to create a project for the magazine, I take that tray to my desk and get to work. After the project is done. The supplies that I didn’t use are stored on my shelves or in a drawer. This system works perfectly for me!

Thank you for stopping by the SCT blog and allowing me to share my craft room with you! If you have any questions, please let me know. I’d love to chat with you in the comments. Happy crafting!

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