Craft Room Challenge Week 4

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Okay, so I am a little late with the update. But alas, I am here and I have finally made progress!

It seems like all I have done is paint and purge. My bookcases that I transformed look even better than I thought. And they ended up looking perfect on either side of the window.

To get the same look on your bookshelves you can watch my video tutorial here.

And I am sure you noticed that back wall!

I stenciled it and it turned out great!

I did this same stencil in my last home in the breakfast area and I shared how I did it.

Since this is my third go-around with stenciling (my last one was the laundry room floor) I will be adding a complete tutorial on my YouTube channel as well as sharing all of my tips & tricks on getting that same faux cement tile look.

I will go over everything so stay tuned!

Now, I am excited because I finally get to organize!!!!!

I bought several things to help me out so far and I wanted to share a few of them with you. I hope to use everything, but you never know until you actually start so I may or may not keep everything.

First up I got these cute spice jars and spice rack at Ikea.

These are good for buttons, safety pins, rubber bands, etc. and at $2.79 for 4 of them you just can’t beat that!

Next, I got these Sunnersta containers along with their rods to mount on the wall.

I know you have probably seen these below:

Well the Sunnersta collection is a much more inexpensive option.

The metal buckets above cost $5.99 a piece. The rail costs $8.99 and the hooks cost $2.99 a pair.

Meanwhile the Sunnersta container costs $0.79 and the rail only $1.99. Plus they don’t need hooks.

Then I purchased the items below as well:

I purchased the lazy susan (top left) to hold scissors etc. and I was able to purchase it at Hobby Lobby for 50% off!

I tried to find it on their site with no luck, but they have a similar one at Michael’s.

Then I purchased the large glass container (top right) at Target so I can keep my scrap fabric handy whenever I need to practice a particular stitch.

And finally I purchased 6 of the gray fabric bins from my favorite online store Hollar. These were only $3 each and they are super durable!

Get $5 off your first purchase by using my link here.

Next I need to built my work table and start putting everything together. Let me know what you think so far below!

Stay tuned for the stencil video and next week’s update!

Welcome to the 2018 Craft Room Challenge! From January 3rd through January 31st, 14 crafty bloggers will be sorting, organizing, cleaning, and decorating their craft spaces. Each of us has a very different craft space to tackle, so chances are you will find one similar to yours. We’d love for you to join in on the fun challenge and clean right alongside us. Follow along and join in on social media by using #craftroomchallenge and #confessyourmess. You can also find us and the challenge via our social media accounts you’ll see listed on each of our sites. We’ll also have 15-minute mini daily challenges for you in case you have limited time to dedicate to the challenge. We hope you share your messy spaces and progress with us so we don’t feel alone this month!

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