Studio Sunday – How I Organize My Project Life Supplies

Hello, hello!

Hope you had an awesome week!

Last weekend, I shared what being a creative mama really looks like. Talk about lots of fun! 

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Since I’ve spent quite a bit of time lately getting everything set up again so that I could start my album for this year, I thought I’d give you a quick peek at how I organize my Project Life supplies.

I actually made a point of leaving my album open on my table. I’m hoping it encourages me to add to it each time I walk past it.

Do you remember how I organize my scraps? These Iris containers used to be pushed under the desk along the far wall, but I decided to pull them out, push them against one another, and put a piece of glass over top.

These two Iris containers made the perfect space for my Project Life organizer. I actually found a serving tray a while back at Target and used that as well as a few acrylic organizers and cake pans to sort and store all of my Project Life supplies.

There is a place for everything and everything is in its place. And I’m just a little OCD, right? Lol…

I still have quite a few core kits that aren’t even opened yet and they’re just hanging out on my wire shelves, so… I’m seriously considering getting another Raskog cart. Not sure yet, though. If you’re looking for more details about the “divided tray,” you can take a look at my original Project Life workspace.

If you’re interested in seeing how I organized my entire creative space, you can check it out here and here.

Psst… If you haven’t already, you’re definitely going to want to come hang out with us in our 52 Weeks Facebook group. That’s where we’ll be chatting about the challenges and our creative spaces.

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