NEW Craft Room Tour ~ After the BIG PURGE!

Laura introduces her new craft room tour, highlighting the changes since her last tour. She has moved to a new house where her craft room is now a third of the previous size, located within the living room. The video showcases the transformation from an empty space to a well-organized area. Laura's old craft room was a large formal dining room with ample furniture and storage. The new space features a KX unit, photos of past scrapbook layouts, a cart, and a desk with modifications. She provides a quick scan of the old room and the current compact setup, which includes her sofa and desk area with picture frames, lighting, and organizational details.

Laura details the organization of her desk and the surrounding area. She uses 12x12 picture frames for favorite scrapbook layouts and has various types of lighting, including a new ring light. The desk is from Ikea, and the chair offers lumbar support for comfort. Laura's desk holds a Cocoa Vanilla studio kit, photos organized with Post-its, a notebook for notes, and a basket with odds and ends like tape rolls and stickers. She also discusses her lighting setup, including a phone holder for filming, and her storage solutions for small crafting items like labels, leftover cut files, and ephemera.

The paragraph focuses on Laura's storage solutions and how she manages her craft collections. She has an Ikea Alex drawer unit for large collections, including Paige Evans and Bella Boulevard items, sorted by collection. Laura mentions purging about a quarter of her Pink Paisley collections and keeping her stamps organized by size. She also discusses her utility cart from Michaels, which holds Cocoa Vanilla collections and other crafting supplies. The paragraph ends with Laura's plans to move some collections to a new set of drawers due to the lack of space.

Laura provides an overview of her art supplies and paper storage. She has a divider cube holding finished layouts and page protectors, with a preference for Basel brand. Her paper storage is color-coded and includes a mix of patterned papers. Laura also has containers for small items like stickers, enamel shapes, and Washi strips. She mentions her cardstock storage and the use of label makers for organization. The paragraph concludes with a look at her wood veneer storage, die-cut ephemera, cork, sequins, and other mixed media items.

In the final paragraph, Laura wraps up the tour by discussing her remaining storage solutions. She has large stickers, templates, stencils, and idea books, as well as die-cutting tools and card boxes for finished cards. Laura also mentions her journaling supplies and digital collections. She concludes by mentioning the relocation of her albums to another room and expresses her satisfaction with the new craft room setup, inviting viewers to enjoy the tour and her wall of photos.