Consists of turning this 
into this 
Everything was re-arranged and many items were purged. Now everything in there is stuff I love. And all the contents in the cubicles have been re-done so that it fits with my brain and crafting work flow.
From this 
To this 
I realize the “after” shot is because I’m not actually in the middle of a project. But the beauty of my new organization system is that it’ll be easy to clean up too. I will be sharing more later in an organization blog post later this week or maybe next week. I was totally inspired by Julie Balzer’s “Organization Week” posts on her blog. So you can check that out in the mean time! :)
Ohhhh!! Can I come over and play????
ReplyDeleteOf course Claire, any time! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing! unfortunately mine looks worse than your before :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I agree it has to beautiful, inspiring, but easy to clean up! I clean up after each page or as I go! If it is too many I am uninspired to scrap and just overwhelmed. Great Job!!!
ReplyDeleteI hate DOING to actual sorting, but I LOVE the end result ... I bet your creativity with increase as a result of your purge too ... I know mine usually does!
ReplyDeleteOK... Would you like to visit Barrie (Ontario)? I might need some help to do a transformation like yours... Looks amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Christine! I find that cleaning and organizing always gets me excited to create again.
ReplyDeleteLooks Awesome....now there's lots of room for creativity.
ReplyDeleteWhere is Noodle? Doesn't he jump up on the table when your trying to scrap, craft or clean? My Roman Spirt, aka Big boy, loves to be in the thick of it!
Julie
great work getting some organization down!
ReplyDeleteI feel left out of the weekend... ;o)
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing. I bet you had fun organizing it. :)
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