The Original Scrapbox - Storage for Crafters
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Crafters - Store Your Stuff in Style!
Last year I spent a lot of time and quite a bit of money making a workspace for myself, my laptop, my writing and my art and craft materials. We have a huge bedroom so I bought two 12 drawer storage units, a solid beech work surface, an artist's adjustable table, a comfortable executive chair and a bookcase. I painted and decorated, making it all creamy and bright. There's lovely, I thought, now I'm happy; now I have my special place... and then I saw these.
Huh!
The money I spent on all that stuff and I could have had this!
Contents at a Glance
Scrapbox in black
Scrapbox demo
Fabulous Features of the Scrapbox
Or... why I wish I'd waited....
~ The Scrapbox is a workspace and storage solution all in one.
~ It's on wheels so is easy to move around with little effort.
~ It folds away and looks like a lovely armoire, so will not look out of place in any room.
~ Several finishes ensure it will compliment your decor.
~ The worktable is collapsible and all shelves are adjustable.
~ There are 85, count 'em, 85 removable totes, which means all your stuff is transportable. Going to a class - throw what you need into a tote and off you go!
~ You have 5 different sizes of totes. Store magazines, albums, paper, scraps, art materials, pens, notebooks, journals, books, reference material, CDs, DVDs, fabric, sewing notions, patchwork, craft supplies, tarot decks... oh anything you can think of.
~ There are 20 velcroed transparent pouches in three sizes - see your bits and pieces easily and take them with you any time.
~ Raised panel or beadboard style.
There are mini versions of the Scrapbox too!
Scrapbox designer shows how it all works....
The Scrapbox is full of cute features like this optional ribbon box
The pine Scrapbox is rather tasty!
What would you store in your Scrapbox?
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Craftyville
Nov 14, 2011 @ 6:47 pm | delete
- I love this and now I really really want it. I can't wait to one day have a craft area currently my crafts are everywhere and they really need a home.
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Sylvestermouse
Feb 8, 2011 @ 12:21 pm | delete
- You already know I love this! Angel Blessed and featured on Squid Angel Mouse Tracks in Crafts :)
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eclecticeducation
Aug 7, 2010 @ 3:38 pm | delete
- Awesome! I would love to have one of these. Maybe someday.... Need to put it on my wish list. Great lens!
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Heather426
Jul 17, 2010 @ 8:08 pm | delete
- 3 words, I WANT ONE! what a great idea! I would need 2 or 3.
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paperfacets
Jul 17, 2010 @ 7:48 pm | delete
- I want this thing. Now if I had the smaller one I could roll it just behind my swivel chair and presto almost everything I need is at my finger tips. Maybe I would even have my stuff actually stored in it.
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crosscreations
Nov 25, 2009 @ 11:39 pm | delete
- Holy Guacamole! Do you actually HAVE all this stuff? I'd like to see your studio! Maybe Santa will bring me a scrapbox, I've been good. ;-)
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stargazer00
Nov 19, 2009 @ 12:17 pm | delete
- These items look like a scrapper's dream! I especially like the ribbon box.
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Ladydove62
Nov 18, 2009 @ 7:01 pm | delete
- I can see why you wish you had waited. These are fabulous storage units. Would love one for Christmas.
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Treasures-By-Brenda
Nov 15, 2009 @ 6:36 pm | delete
- Nicely done & blessed.
I can think of a few things to put in a scrapbox!
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athomemomblog
Nov 12, 2009 @ 6:44 pm | delete
- Oh, my goodness. I NEED one of these! Too bad they don't ship to my country. :(
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