Today I am sharing The Best Craft Studio Storage Ideas, plus some tips, tricks, and the craftiest projects thrown in for good measure! A place for everything and everything in its place. That was the mantra that my Mom always repeated when she told us to clean up our rooms, so tidiness is in my blood. Cleaning up and organizing my studio after one craft project before I start another is my happy place.

The Best Craft Studio Storage Ideas, Tips, and Tricks

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The BEST Marker Storage Case
Y'all know how much I love my Tombow products. The Dual Brush Pens are among the most cherished, so not only do I want to keep them organized but also portable, so they can go with me where ever I might travel. From my studio to the couch, to the porch, and maybe even the kitchen table! LOL! Not traveling much these days, but the Tombow Marker Storage Case makes creating anywhere easy!

The Marker Storage Case has a lid that locks tight but also snaps right off for easy access. Lift the lid off the base with the built-in handle, which lays flat against the lid when not in use.

In its closed rectangular format, the marker placement matches the Dual Brush Pen Color Tracker which is available for download on the Tombow website. The Marker Storage Case and Color Tracker Chart makes using and then replacing the Dual Brush Pens quick and easy. Having all my Dual Brush Pens in a neat, tidy, and in RAINBOW order makes me happy!

The secret of the Tombow Marker Storage Case is that it expands, accordion-style, to create a long skinny unit that sits perfectly at the top of any work surface. I use the case in this expanded version when I am working in my studio because it takes up literally almost no space.

Creative Craft Storage Solutions
- Creative Storage Solutions for your Craft Studio by Beth of Creatively Beth
- Organize your Greeting Cards with a complete tutorial from Liz of Liz on Call
- Create a DIY Desktop Organizer with Upcycled Items from Kimberly of Crafting Cheerfully
- Get your Kitchen Organized in 2022 with a set of Labels from Ginger at Ginger Snap Crafts
- Crochet a Wall Basket for trendy storage with a free pattern from Heather of Homemade
- Organizing your Spices just got easier with a collection of Labels from Teresa at Simply Made Fun
- Make a Fun Desk Organizer with step-by-step directions from Elise of Polka Dot Blue Jay
- Give Jars an Easy Upcycle into Colorful Craft Storage by Laura of Me and My INKlings


Brilliant Craft Storage Solutions
- Easy Fabric Storage Ideas with Dollar Tree Supplies by Laura of Me and My INKlings
- Shimmering Hair Tie Storage Hanger created by Lindsay of Artsy-Fartsy Mama
- Organize your Refrigerator with easy-to-read labels from Laura of Laura’s Crafty Life
- Create colorful DIY Felt Trays with a tutorial from Smitha at Smiling Colors
- Upcycled Chapstick Organization is easy and super cute by Shani of Sunshine and Munchkins
- A brilliant storage solution with a DIY Blanket Ladder from Justine of Little Dove
- Stylish Crocheted Storage Baskets with Free Patterns by Erica of 5 Little Monsters
- DIY Pegboard Garage Storage for a Shared Workspace from Kelsey at Poofy Cheeks

Sharing is Caring! Pin it for Later
Too busy to organize your craft studio storage ideas right now? Pin it for later! I’d love for you to pin this Marker Storage Case to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and then it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.



Thanks for stopping by!

Ok – I definitely need an organization case like this for my pens. Your supplies look so neatly organized and PRETTY. Thank you for sharing this on the Home Imagined link party.
Thank you Anna! Have a great week!
These are really helpful ideas! I’m happy to say I will be featuring this at Thursday Favorite Things, today!
Thank you so much for the feature, Pam!
I need wood storage. I have long & short, from Dollar tree, tier items that are two tiers and a large three tiers. Five and one gallon paint sticks. My husband built unfinished shelves in the basement with plywood as the shelf. I tried to display the wood but there was so much I still had to much to display it all. Any ideas?
I sent you an email with some ideas, Angie
I’m ready to organize ALL THE THINGS! Yay for January and fresh beginnings!
ABSOLUTELY, Justine! I totally agree!