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It is so nice to be back here with you.  Putting social media away to spend the last few days with my father was what I needed to do.  He is at peace now, the hardest part is getting over the loss of a love one.  I want to thank each and everyone of you that reached out to me regarding the death of my father.  I felt so blessed to have such a sweet community of friends sending me comforting words and prayers.  Thank you! ♥

A question I get asked a lot is, where do I store all of my home decor and my craft supplies for my blog projects? So…Today I am going to share with you my storage areas. 🙂

I finally have shelving in the attic to store all my home decor.  All my crafting supplies are down in one of our guest bedroom’s closets.  I added shelving to that area as well.

Let me share my craft closet with you first.  Here are a few pictures of the closet before I decided to make it into my craft closet.

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Two years ago I was in the Habitat For Humanity (my favorite place) and I found a shelving unit.  That gave me the idea to turn the closet into my craft supply closet.

It isn’t a glamours craft closet, but it has all my needs in one place which is helpful when I am ready for a project.  It’s so nice opening the door and know exactly where everything is.

On one side of the closet I placed my scrap paper tower.  I keep it opened and try to keep it organized by color.  I also have binders holding different sizes and patterns of scrap paper.  I place all my twine and string in a Dollar Tree basket to keep that all together.

For my paints, you remember my Re-purposed attic ladder?   The ladder worked out perfect for my paints and other supplies.

On the other side I added some long nails to hold my wreath forms, hoops and stapler.

The bottom drawer container has some smaller seasonal items I store in the drawers.  I have our printer and shredder sitting on top of the container so it is ready to use when needed.  Oh and my camera ready for my next project. 🙂

I used a hook to hold my DIY Hot Glue Gun Holder.  It is one of my DIYs that I use a lot! 🙂

I purchased some plastic storage bins at Dollar Tree to store items in.

On the top shelves I store my glass and other containers and all of candles.

When I want to change the closet back to a regular closet it will be easy, I just have to remove the shelving unit.

Now to my latest project.  Adding peg board and shelving to the attic.  I had Jim’s help on this project.

I added a 2′ x 4′ peg board on the two studs.

We purchased L brackets and one piece of sub-flooring.  We cut the sub-floor panel into 13 inch strips for the shelves.

I purchased some white plastic cups and bins to add all my floral stems and greenery in.

With the cups I cut the bottoms out of them and taped the edges with white duct tape.  Works pretty good.  I punched a hole in the cup and attached the cup with a screw and bolt to the board.  I thought that would be better than using a hook.  Using a hook would keep pulling off when taking out the stems.

I attached the bins to the peg board the same way as the cups;  Punching holes in the back of the bin and attaching it to the board with a bolt and screw.

It seems that I could probably use a couple more shelves, don’t you think? 🙂

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My craft closet and attic storage area are functional and both work great for all of my needs.   Now that I am all organized I plan to do some projects and decorating tips for you.  Stay tuned! 🙂

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