I have an extra bedroom we made into a craft room. My DH converted the
closet by adding four extra shelves so I have room for lots of "stuff". I
went to garage sales looking for furniture for more storage and found a five
drawer dresser and a five drawer desk/breakfront. The desk top is on hinges
so when my Granddaughter comes over I can swing it down so she has her own
little desk to work at. Attached above the desk are two shelves behind
glass doors for more storage. I found a computer desk for my work space and
two bookshelves and a stand that's big enough for my guillotine cutter with
more storage under that. Talk about an eclectic room...LOL. Half the fun
was hunting for things that would work without spending lots of money on
furniture. Leaves more money for the important stuff, stamping things!

SAD



On 12/15/06 5:23 PM, in article
, "stampingmaniac"
wrote:

DH and I are in a temporary rental house right now, so I stamp either
on a card table or the kitchen table. We are house hunting, and every
time we look at a house I try to figure out where I'd set up a stamping
area. Our agent made fun of us yesterday because DH and I were both
(separately) eyeing a heated office room just off of the garage at the
house we were viewing, and both of us commented about how we'd use it
(me for crafts, DH for his hobbies!).

Every issue of The Rubber Stamper features someone's stamping room, and
I drool over each issue! I'd love to have an area dedicated to
stamping, where I didn't have to pick everything up and pack it away
every time.

My saving grace is my Crop in Style "The Storehouse" that holds most of
my markers, my heatgun, and tons of embellishments, among other things.
It's very portable and holds a ton of stuff. Still I wish my stamps
and cardstock was easier to access than in big rubbermaid tubs right
now. So while I drool and dream, I thought I'd ask...

Where do you stamp? What do you wish for?

--Barbara