For me, having my sewing machine plugged in and ready to go has made a huge difference to my crafting. But you can try and prioritise the most important bits and pieces. You’re not going to be able to store all of your materials etc like you would with a dedicated room.

This first one focuses on the bigger bits of furniture I use, with ideas and hopefully some tips to help you curate your space and the second focusses more on maximising storage/DIY hacks and my sewing set up.Ī post shared by Medina think the trick with a small space is being realistic about what you’re going to be able to do with it. I’ve split the blog post into two parts because it was getting a bit hefty with all the info and links. As I always get questions about my set up (which sits in the corner of our living/dining room), I thought I’d share a bit on how I created my nook and hopefully inspire you with craft ‘room’ ideas for smaller spaces. Recently when I shared this on Instagram I was overwhelmed by messages from others saying how refreshing it was to see other people’s crafting set up- from desks, floors to dining tables. Personally, I love my sewing corner in the living room and the dining table is still my main space for cutting etc. Doesn’t every crafter dream of a craft room of their own? Whether it’s a space to fill with yarn or cardstock, or somewhere to get your sew-on? Having that dedicated space to craft? What a dream! But we don’t always have that space to spare or, may not even want to have a separate room. With the rise of social media I’ve found that it’s really easy to get sucked into the comparison game and I will be the first to put my hand up and say I’ve lusted after many a craft room. I have so many things I want to share with you this year on all sorts of topics, but this one is really something I’ve wanted to write about for a long time. My first blog post of 2022! I hope you’ve been keeping well.

Ikea dreambox hack