Craft Room Organization: Miscellaneous Supply Storage

Welcome back to the Studio27 blog, I hope everyone has had a happy start to the new year!

Today I'm finishing up the tour of my craft room with an inside look into my miscellaneous supply storage:

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Want to see more from the craft room? Visit these previous posts:

Craft Studio Tour

Jewelry Supply Storage

Fake Bake Supplies

Sewing, Knitting & Crochet

Painting

Office Supplies

I'm sticking this photo here again because before I show you what's inside of each drawer set, I want you to notice the shelves behind them. Using three bookcases in a row I made a 'wall' to block off this section of the craft studio (behind I made closet storage). I then pushed the plastic drawer sets directly up against the shelves to create a hidden shelving spot. The shelves up on top are for decor, but below I can stash away all sorts of larger supply items like rolls of wrapping paper or picture frames. All I have to do is pull the stack of drawers forward (they are lightweight) and then I can access the hidden shelves.

My plastic drawers sit directly on the ground, but they do come with wheels if you prefer to use them. Here are the shopping links:

Large

Medium

*Note - For some reason the large drawer listing is coming up as $64.59 for two, but $21.98 if you select one. These should be around $20 per set- make sure to choose carefully so that you are not overcharged!

Here is the link to the bookcase shelving.

Now, on to what's inside:

Moving from left to right, I'll start with the first stack of drawers. Here is where I keep paper cutting supplies, stickers, paper and cardstock.

The second stack holds miscellaneous odds and ends, wood, foam and recyclables.

My third stack contains a collection of containers and dishes, I use a lot of these for fake bakes.

In the fourth stack of drawers I stash away my seasonal items, with one drawer for each season.

The final stack is a combo of medium drawers on the bottom and small on top.

In the medium drawers I tuck away party supplies and gift wrap.

The small drawers house all of my markers, pens and colored pencils.

Here is where you can find the small drawer sets.

In the opposite corner (over by the Painting storage) is another stack of miscellaneous storage.

The bottom drawers are painted in gold with Cricut made labels while the top feature more of my rose printed paper. You can check out this post for the tutorial featuring the gold drawers or this one for the paper covered drawers. I purchased the large drawers from a thrift store.