The Last of the Studio Tour

 Hey Everybody,

I have the remaining photos of my studio.  This first photo shows my Stamp, Cut and Emboss Machine. I keep the different plates for the machine in the vertical file next to the blue file. The are horizontal so they are easier to grab when I need them.

If you remember, in the cabinet above I keep my extra plates and some dies.  In the top drawer is where my embossing folders are stored.

This section has my printer, charging station under my office tray. Next to that is the small file area where I keep my assorted plates for my embossing machine, my brak cards that need to go out throughout the month, My planner, and anything important that I need to be able to grab right away.

Next is my 6 drawer cabinet. It has printer paper, Bible Study materials and Bible, electronics and cords for charging as well as my label printer and ink cartridges for my printer.

Next is my area for coloring tools. The brown piece has different brand markers and my silver and gold pens and markers. On the front-left are my colored Wink of Stella pens. There is a paper in front of them with the colors shaded so I know what they look like on white paper.

In the file area in the back I have my Copic Marker color sheet, my customer addresses, printed copies of designer paper and the colors in each for easy reference, paper for taking photos and scrap paper for card projects.

I store my blending brushes here as well as my Stampin' Write markers and my Brushmarker Pro markers.

Above the markers in the white Stampin' Up cube is where I keep envelopes so they are easily available. I have regular and the clear, medium sized envelopes here as well.

In the narrow wooden shelves next to my markers I store Thank You cards on the top shelf, Cards to Finish on the second shelf, white layers for insides of cards are on the third shelf. The bottom shelf has card ideas for classes.

The next set of marker holders are my Copic Markers. Next to that in the Stampin' Up holders are my gel pens, Zig markers, and Stampin' Up Blends.

The next photo shows my ink pad storage that was made years ago by my husband. He used foam core to make this. It is two-sided and is on a metal lazy susan, so it easily turns for easy access on the other side.

Next to that is my Michael's turntable that holds my odds and ends that I use a lot. I like that it spins which makes it easy to find what I need.

This last photo shows my Brother Scan and Cut machine. It has its own table and light.

Well, there you have it, my whole studio and how I store things. If you have other ways you store items, let me know. I am refining my storage all of the time.

A big thank you to my husband who worked with me over a year to plan and make this studio. I am truly blessed.

Thanks for stopping by today.

Blessings,

Sue