Storage Ideas – Teri Hanson Miniatures https://terihansonminiatures.com Miniature Kits, Half Scale, Quarter Scale & More Mon, 22 Dec 2025 21:22:29 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://terihansonminiatures.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/cropped-Teri_Hanson_Miniatures-03-scaled-4-32x32.webp Storage Ideas – Teri Hanson Miniatures https://terihansonminiatures.com 32 32 Favorite Craftroom Finds https://terihansonminiatures.com/under-construction/ Thu, 18 Dec 2025 18:56:34 +0000 https://terihansonminiatures.com/?p=15195 If you happen to be like me and have a very small craftroom (11′ x 10′) and, like many of us, a store-sized amount of supplies, you need to take advantage of every possible storage solution you can find. The cost of these items can quickly add up to a considerable sum, so we look for the most cost-effective items we can find. We also love a craftroom that looks nice, making these choices a constant battle between aesthetics and price.

Here is a look at a few of my favorite craftroom finds. With the exception of the craft cabinet, I believe these items to be a good choice between storage and cost. This is with the thought that while less expensive items are great, they often don’t hold up over time. I’ve been lucky in that I have been able to pay a few dollars more for a more durable product and for aesthetics.

Hopefully, you will find some useful ideas and products here, and that you will leave a comment sharing your own finds for craftroom storage ideas.

Working desk – Desks can be quite expensive these days, and we all love a nice, large area to work on our creations. Here is an idea for you . . .

I went to a local family-owned cabinet shop asking about leftover countertops. They made up this 48″ x 32″ laminated table for me, which cost only $25.00. The legs were an Amazon find at only $25.00 for the set of four legs. I might also mention that they had a few made-up cabinets at awesome prices!

These Desk Organizers are perfect for holding tools you use daily when crafting. I’ve used them for years, and they hold up very well.

Place items you reach for constantly in the slotted top areas. You would be amazed at how much you can put in this area.

Store other tools, small paint palettes, files, special brushes, sanding tools, sandpaper, and other such items in the drawers.

I think this Paint Organizer – (holds 50+ 2oz bottles) is a steal of a deal for only $13.99, and I do plan on buying another one soon.

It was a bit tricky to put together, but nothing that I consider to be frustrating.

You can also turn it another way so that you are looking at the bottom of the paint bottle if you prefer too.

We all have little bits and bobs, tons of pens and markers, and maybe some tapes in our craftroom which can be hard to store.

These clear acrylic drawers are the perfect size for pens and markers! I was not able to find an Amazon link for them, but each one has four drawers, and I believe four containers in a set.

Two sets have been shown in the photo.

This Slim Rolling Cart is not available, but the link I’ve used here will lead you to an alternate version. I found this to be an excellent idea if you can place it behind the door.

These carts are typical made to go into small spaces between cabinets and a wall, refrigerator, or toilet. Most will have wheels that can be removed if you like.

As you can see, this is where I store duplicate bottles of paint, extra stock of glue, special glues, and larger bottles of paint.

It’s a great idea for overflow items or items that you don’t use a lot. It’s also nice for keeping these items out where you can see them to keep track of what you have or remind you to use the items.

Thanks for stopping by, and do check this section now and then, as I will be adding more items when I find them, as well as links to other craftroom storage ideas from the comments below!

Happy crafting,

Teri

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