The creative process requires getting messy, and that's no secret anymore. Regardless of how tidy our scraproom is, as soon as we sit down and start creating, we always end up with a thousand things on our table, cardboard piled up on top of the scissors, stamps between markers and even papers on the floor!
That is why we have made a selection of those items that help us to keep things under control during the creative process. We hope you will find them useful.
Desktop Paper Tray
The perfect tray to have always at hand, we can place it on top of our work table to keep our papers nearby at all times. Composed of six stackable trays, this tray will allow us to organize all our papers, either by collections, themes or projects. A pile of papers is always within reach.
Box Folder
All our scrapbooking papers fit in these deep folders, which means we can fit different collections of papers easily, and even some accessories to work on our project. Thanks to its safety clasp closure, we can be sure that we won't lose anything.
Folder with rubber bands
This is another element to organize our scrapbooking papers. These folders are very versatile as we can choose the width of the spine of our folder and adapt it to the volume of papers we want to keep inside without damaging it. Thanks to its closure with elastic bands, we can store many papers. Available in pink and turquoise. We also have available very similar folders for papers, but with clasp and velcro closures.
The Ultimate Crafter's Suitcase
This storage suitcase is one of the latest additions to the Craftelier Basics family, but it has already become a must-have for our organization. It's perfect for storing all those little things we always like to have on hand, embellishments, our most used inks, washi-tapes, or our favourite glue. Also, thanks to its briefcase format, it includes a handle, making it perfect to carry around when scrapping with friends or going on a workshop.
The case is divided into three trays, the two upper ones include separations to make it easier to organise our materials; the lower, a deeper compartment, allows us to store larger materials.
Storage Pockets for stamps
We often lose the original packaging in which our stamps came in, or they end up breaking due to repeated use. That's why we designed these pockets for stamps, to keep them always organized and well cared for. For us, we like to sort them by theme, so it is much easier to find the perfect stamp for the project we are working on. We have them available in different sizes, so we can choose the format we need.
Dies Storage Envelope
Something similar with stamps happens with dies, we always end up with them everywhere, and we may even lose them. These die storage envelopes are perfect because they are transparent, so we can see what's inside, and we can organize them by collection or by theme; for example, we can assign an envelope to branch and flower dies, another one to letter dies, another one to word dies...
Craft Storage Bin With 16 Compartments
A box with 16 mini drawers to keep everything in its place. In these small boxes we can store a lot of material, from die-cuts, our collection of sequins, stamps, dies... As they are transparent we can quickly see what is in each one of them and also, if we prefer, we can take just some mini boxes to take with us and leave the whole case at home.
Rolling Cart
They are a must in almost any scrapbooking room. Our rolling carts have three shelves and are beautiful and very practical, as they have a large capacity, we can put almost anything in them and as they have wheels, which are also rotatable 360Āŗ, we can take them with us wherever we are working in a very comfortable way.
Moreover, as they are open trays, we can access all the material easily while we are working.
You can find two different models of trolleys in different colours: mint, turquoise, aqua, pink, salmon pink, mustard, white or black.
Let us know in the comments if you have any of these products at home and how they help you keep your workspace uncluttered - we'll see you in the comments!
