How to Organize Craft Supplies: 25 Clever Ideas!

This brilliant storage keeps all your washi tapes sorted and visible using dowel rods and adhesive hooks. Not only is it storage, but it doubles as wall art!

This no-sew felt roll up is perfect for keeping your pens and pencils together and in color order. Carla also has a link to a crayon roll up in her post.

An acrylic nail polish stand is perfect for storing your craft paint. Smitha likes to organize them in rainbow order—isn't it beautiful.

A sugar shaker works perfectly to dispense baker’s twine or ribbon. There's nothing fancy to it. You can also use these types of containers for glitter and anything else that needs to sprinkle.

Utilize the space on the back of a door to hang a shoe organizer. Put some of your smaller tools and supplies in each pocket and label them.

Decoupage a wood bin with patterned papers for stylish storage. Organize craft supplies, books, patterns, or other items within.

What's an easy way to store a lot of yarn by jamming it into bins? This is a great way to display it so you can see everything, and by color.

A busy sewing room needs a dedicated space for thread storage. This easy to make DIY thread rack will have all your spools organized and easy to find.

Attach pails to a lazy Susan and fill them with craft supplies. Angie also has a great storage idea using a cookie sheet and magnets!

Not using the crib anymore? Turn the crib spring into craft supply storage. Add hooks and containers similar to a pegboard.

Susan gives us permission to go out and buy more cookies! Once the cookie trays are empty, they are the perfect size for storing Washi Tape.

Recycle chip canisters into a desk organizer that can hold brushes, pencils, and more. And what a shame - you can eat even more containers of chips to make it even larger, depending on how many things you have to store.

A large pegboard just like Angel’s makes it easy to hang hooks and containers – perfect organization for a craft room. She uses her pegboard for Cricut supplies.

This old drawer is mounted to the wall, making your paints visible and easy to access. You can paint it or just leave it as is depending on the style of your room.

Keep your floss from ending up in a big wad by wrapping the colors around clothespins. Plus, how pretty does it look in the bowl?

This basket from the Dollar Store is perfect for ribbon storage. Pull the end of the ribbon through the slats and you can pull it out and cut it!

Add candlesticks to tins to make the perfect tiered storage for any loose craft supplies. If you can find the materials in your cabinet or at the thrift store? Even better.

Turn an old hutch into amazing craft supply storage. Amy has lazy Susan's on the top shelves and lighting to help show off her supplies.

Need to store your fabric pieces and smaller folds? Use a filing cabinet! They are great for keeping everything organized.

This paint storage looks good. Who knew you could organize craft supplies with PVC pipes? I love that she added washi tape to dress it up a little (you could also spray paint it).

This is the perfect way to store your glitter and use it without dumping out the whole container! Plus it looks cool on the shelf.

Smitha used a cardboard box and paper mache to create this marker storage for her craft room. You can do the same thing with Mod Podge too.

Label your mason jars using chalkboard so that you can see what is in them just by looking at the top. You can use chalkboard paint, but there is also chalkboard vinyl as well.

I love this method for pattern storage! Iit works especially well for those PDFs print outs that you aren't sure what to do with.

Keep sharp edges protected and always easy to find when you make this pouch! You can attach this pouch to a shelf or always keep in on your sewing table.