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Tried to respond on your blog, but couldn't get it to work. (Sorry, I don't know much about blogging yet.)
It feels SO good to get things organized, doesn't it? You have such a neat and orderly scrappin space now. Good job! You might consider storing your markers on their side if they have two places to write from, or the one on the top will dry out or at least make sure all the writing points of your markers (if they only have one tip) is pointed down, so the ink will stay in the tip of the marker. My dd helped me reorganize my craft area & accidentally put the markers in an UP position, and by the time I found them, they were dry. **sniff**sniff**. "(
Tried to respond on your blog, but couldn't get it to work. (Sorry, I don't know much about blogging yet.)
It feels SO good to get things organized, doesn't it? You have such a neat and orderly scrappin space now. Good job! You might consider storing your markers on their side if they have two places to write from, or the one on the top will dry out or at least make sure all the writing points of your markers (if they only have one tip) is pointed down, so the ink will stay in the tip of the marker. My dd helped me reorganize my craft area & accidentally put the markers in an UP position, and by the time I found them, they were dry. **sniff**sniff**. "(
Thanks for the kudos, Cindy!!! Actually, for Copics, you can store them either way. With both lids on, the pressure inside the tube allows either end to stay ready to go. I'm taking a Copic class now, and the instructor mentions this in one of the first lessons.
You'll get the blogging thing........no worries! ;)
Wonderful!!! Bet you are enjoying your room. Just curious....did you build your cabinets from scratch or buy them & put them together?
I wish I could say I built them from scratch.......but, I got all of the cubes, carts and desktop at Michael's. They were having a very nice sale on all of their cubes and I took advantage. But, after putting together 13 cubes, 2 4-drawer shelves and 2 carts.......I feel like I built them......lol
I want your "cutting" cart! I want something like that to put my cricut on so I can just wheel it over to my new desk.
This was from Michael's, too................but, NOT with all of the other cubes and carts. I went searching for an art desk over with the easels, and there it was in a stack under the easel display. Normally $99 w/ 50% off!!! They had about 6 of them under that display. I would have never expected them to be there.
This was from Michael's, too................but, NOT with all of the other cubes and carts. I went searching for an art desk over with the easels, and there it was in a stack under the easel display. Normally $99 w/ 50% off!!! They had about 6 of them under that display. I would have never expected them to be there.
I'm going to Michaels today to look for one. Thanks!
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