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MemoryWorks Blog: Product Wednesday -- Show Your Scrap Space

Well here we are, near the end of July and my last post for the month. I had a blast sharing a little about me this month and I hope you all enjoyed everything and are inspired. This final week I get to share my scrap space. My main room is/was the kitchen. The stove/oven got removed shortly after my back surgery. Then the drain in the sink went and never fixed it so I turned the water off to the sink. I covered the sink with an old cutting board. My mom helped me move the two storage cabinets in where the stove used to be. I emptied out most of my dishes and put scrapbooking supplies in the empty cabinets. I use my kitchen table to scrap on. When you come into the space, to the left, I have a multi tiered drawers and other single drawers in different sizes. Next to that I have some shelves that I put some of my photo boxes and one shelf is most of my buttons. Around the corner is more shelves with boxes of photos and up on the wall is my cow shelves that hold some of my flowers and ribbon hanging on the towel bar. Next to that I hung a very old toilet paper holder and hunt my BoBunny flowers from it. I had bought a few years ago a cd holder and two video tape holders for $5 from the Elephant table at the Christmas bazaar in town. I have my Sizzix dies in the video tape holders (on the counter to the left side of the sink) and I have some of my small sets of clear stamps in empty cd cases and have them in the cd holder. I labeled each case and I write down what is in the case and the company and file it under a category (such as "flowers") in an index file box I decorated. That is my scrap space. If you noticed dishes on the table, I share it with my cat. I moved the dishes up off the floor after my surgery so I could feed him. As I mentioned before, I have another scrap area, sorry no photos (very messing right now;) ). I have a scrap/craft table in the living room for when I want to watch tv as I work. On that table I have my distress inks, ink blender tool carousel, tools and adhesive I use with each project. I also have some supplies (not much) in this room (office/craft room) too. So I hope you enjoyed the tour of my main scrap space and inspired you. Until next time....................... MemoryWorks is so excited to welcome you to our blog...we're thrilled to have a blog of our very own to keep all our consultants, customers, blog stalkers and adoring fans up to date with all of the top-secret happenings at MemoryWorks!

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