Cricut Craft Room For Mac

I really like the Craft room, I am using it more than my design studio. I really like the colored mat options for layering. I do not own a Gypsy so I cannot compare the two. I have just round across this website while searching for ideas for my new cupcake cartridge.

I thought today I would give you a look inside my Cricut craft room. I have also asked a few other blogger friends to join me today with their own craft room tours. You can see all of those below as well. I hope you come away inspired to organize your craft supplies. Plus, if you have been around here a while, you can see how much my room has changed since my last craft room organization tour.

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I thought I would start with the view you most often see if you watch any of my videos. This shelf is behind me most of the time. I get questions on these shelves all the time! I am happy to FINALLY say they are back in stock on the Walmart website! What you see in this picture is a 9 cube organizer with a 3 cube organizer on top. I have it filled with craft supplies as well as some 1212 paper organizers across the top.

Then there are those dividers! You will see three different types of dividers around my craft room and I have been waiting on these to come back in stock for a couple of years now. The first is this plus-shaped shelf that is the perfect size for craft paint.

Turning to the right from this unit is another similar unit. Unfortunately, the baskets with the chalkboard labels are discontinued, but you can find similar products online or at a local craft store.

On top of that unit, I have a couple of tall olive baskets that have also been discontinued along with an IKEA Moppe that I use for storage. These are so inexpensive and perfect for small craft supplies. I just added some vinyl on the front. You can also see how to make those CREATE letters here.

On the other side of the room, I have a third cube organizer. This one, however, has some of the h-shaped dividers. These are great for craft paint as well as your EasyPresses. The cart in the corner of this picture is from IKEA and holds my wood blanks.

I also love adding pegboard storage to my craft room. I have a small sewing table in this corner of my Cricut craft room but that pegboard on the wall is the real star of the show. A pegboard is a great way to organize a ton of supplies visually.

The first option is a traditional pegboard that you can get at your local home improvement store. This is one of those in a frame with pegs and hooks. I also added a clip it up organizer from Simply Renee as a ribbon organizer. Unfortunately, it has been discontinued as well, but similar products can be found at your local craft store.

In front of this wall, I have my Cricut craft cart. This is one of my favorite things as it holds three Cricut machines and I can roll it around. It is sturdy enough to use the Cricuts right on the cart.

No Cricut craft room would be complete without a huge work table. I have a large one that my husband made me in the center of the room. It has storage on both ends as well as a plexiglass top. There is room for two people to sit and work comfortably.

So, now that you have walked through my Cricut craft room, are you inspired to make your own creative space? Whether your area is big or small, I hope you find some ideas here that will work for you. Feel free to ask questions about the space below as well.

For over a decade, I have been sharing Cricut tutorials and craft ideas here as well as on my YouTube channel. My passions include teaching others to be creative and learning as many new things as possible.

For over a decade, I have been sharing Cricut tutorials, sublimation crafts, and other creative ideas here as well as on my YouTube channel. My passions include teaching others and learning as many new things as possible.

On the next wall beside that desk is another cube organizer. Up top, there are tons of different bins for different things. There are some rainbow drawers that I really like for organizing small things. The middle shelf basically holds paint and spray paint, and then the bins on both sides are divided up by category of either blank type or craft type.

In the center is a craft table and this is where I work and film videos. There is a large work surface as well as a PVC pipe system that holds some backdrops. Above me are several video lights to light the entire area. The table itself was custom built by my husband, but it was just scrap wood we had lying around. Two people can sit at it and then there is storage on both ends.

I have a variety of storage options that I use on both ends, and this is even where I store my convection oven. One of my favorite pieces is this butcher paper roll holder. I have it secured to the end of the table, and I keep a bulk roll of butcher paper in my organized Cricut craft room at all times.

I hope you enjoyed that look behind the scenes, and a little glimpse into my organized Cricut craft room. Maybe this gives you some ideas for your own space for storage and organization, and if you want to see anything additionally, just let me know in the comment section below.

Hi. I do envy you. Stunning craft room. I have a slight case of OCD and love all organization and storage Ideas. I have just started playing around with HTV and love every moment of it. My parents bought me my own sewing machine at the age of 10, because my Mom told my dad that she cannot use her machine at all due to me hogging it. In addition to all my different hobbies I also have a laser cutter and have recently been asked to make my designs available for others to use. Do you think you could show me the inside of your ribbon storage that has been discontinued? I would love to design a laser cut ribbon holder and make this plan available to others. I will not be exactly the same.

Your craft room can be modern, beautiful AND functional with these DIY Cricut Decor Ideas! Includes ready to make projects in Cricut Design Space so you can recreate any of these in your own home office!

Storage is SUPER important for a craft room. Since this office is right by the front door, I wanted it to have the function of a craft room, but the look of a home office. So, I have shelf space that I decorated with plants and pots, but it also has all my paper and art supplies.

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I have way more heat presses than the average crafter. Many years of working with Cricut and then getting into sublimation means that I have A LOT of options for apply heat to a blank. This area was the actually the last piece of this craft room puzzle I figured out. I had two rolling carts in this corner for the longest time, but it was messy.

Next up in the craft room tour is my Glowforge workspace. This is less than a full workspace and more just a place where my Glowforge lives. I do most of my painting and assembling my Glowforge crafts on one of the two big worktables. I vent my Glowforge out the window to the left. Want to know more about the Glowforge. Check out my post Glowforge Overview: What to Know Before You Buy and save up to $500 on a machine!

How fabulous! I love it! My family would never see me again if this was in my house. :) My craft room is currently a deconstructed blank slate so thank you for all the great ideas. I know the Alex drawer system from IKEA is on my want list.

Wow!!!! What a wonderful workspace. You did a fantastic job arranging and decorating it. You gave me many great ideas for my craft shed also. Congratulations and keep up all the great work you do for us.

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I quickly found this matching small Micke Ikea Desk on Amazon. This is literally a desk that is built for a Cricut setup. I knew that this cricut desk setup would be perfect if I could just find something half the height of the desk to set my cricut on.

If you are looking for a desk for your cricut or printer, I now use the Ikea Alex Ikea Drawers for the printer. You can read all about The Best Inkjet Printer for Heavy Cardstock Paper here. And it frees up even more space for my cutter, or anything else I want to put there.

Now comes the ultimate craft desk setup. This is what I have always wanted, but had to spend my budget elsewhere, until now! It just so happens that this Closetmaid Cube Organizer fits right along side the ClosetMaid KidSpace Storage bench. And both of them fit perfectly under the Large Ikea Micke desks!

The bookcases with my craft supplies are on a small wall and one bookcase sticks out from the wall, separating the office from the sitting room area (we still consider the sitting area our office but it has a pull-out sofa so we can use it as a guest room as well).

I used to have several bins and baskets on this bookcase and all my craft supplies were organized in the labeled bins, but this system is much better! I can finally see all the craft supplies that I have to work with and have color-coded everything in a gorgeous layout. be457b7860