Scrapbooking Armoire For Sale

A work center built by my husband out of oak - it is currently unstained. Two piece unit: top unit is 23" deep with four shelves. Inside shelves are adjustable to any height. Shelves on right side of door to hold craft punches or other items, dowels can be used for ribbon spools. Pull out work table can be put away with your project/scrapbook left as is until you can return to it - 40" wide and 24" deep.

Bottom unit of armoire has side doors that retract into unit. It also contains a separate set of drawers that is optional to purchase for $600. It has 16 drawers to hold 12 x 12 papers/scrapbooks/tools - sizes range from 1" to 5" deep.

Overall unit dimensions 48" wide, 24" deep, 68" tall with top and bottom sections for easy moving. Price starts at $1400 for unstained unit without bottom drawer set. Can stain for additional fee if requested.

Please contact me if you have any questions or are interested. Live in Minnesota and may be willing to deliver depending on your location, or possibly meet halfway, etc.

Scrapbooking Armoire

This is where I work on my crafts. It is a scrapbooking armoire built by my husband. I love it because I don't have a separate room to do my crafting, so this looks beautiful near my dining room when not in use. I can also leave my works in progress on the pull out worktable and not disturb anything when I need to put it away.

If you live in Minnesota and are interested in something like
this, my husband does take orders for stained or unstained
armoires.

Storing Cricut Cartridges

This is how I am storing my Cricut cartridges as of late. I have 15 cartridges, so by no means do I have them all (over 50 of them available). The frosted plastic boxes are old Storybox containers from Creative Memories that when purchased had a bunch of 4.5 x 6.5 color coordinated sheets in it for matting 4 x 6 photos. I can fit 7 cartridges in each Storybox. The black box is also CM and no longer available. I stack up the overlays to one side, and use the organizer from my last post as a reference to find the cartridge I want to use. This is working well for me, especially if I want to bring them with to a crop. I still have plenty of room to add more cartridges if I remove the cords. I have one of my Storyboxes full of my tool kit supplies at the moment.

I am keeping my boxes and the booklets, but I don't refer to the booklets very often, but they are there if I need them. I know there is more than one option for storing these, but I like to be compact and light.

Portable Cricut Reference Book

This is an idea I put together to have a quick reference of all the Cricut cartridges I have. It is small enough to keep in your purse when you are shopping for new carts and also to carry with to crops if you don't want to have a large binder to haul around or the storage boxes with booklets in them.

I bought an inexpensive 4x6 photo album at Walmart for $1.00 (you know, the cheap ones we never know what to do with or might only be used for a quick grandma's brag book). I photo copied 4 x 6 size samples of my carts to slip inside the pages. I also included a complete list of all the carts made by PC and highlighted the ones I own and also marked the ones I still want to buy.