Three-tier rolling trolleys
Probably the most popular craft storage buy of recent years. Wheel it to the table while you work, then park it in a corner.
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Not everyone has a craft room. Most of us craft at the kitchen table or in a corner of the spare room, so storage has to be clever, compact and easy to pack away.
Good storage saves money as well as space: when you can see what you've got, you stop buying duplicates. The best system is the one that fits the way you craft. If you work at the dining table, you need things that wheel out and tuck away; if you have a dedicated corner, wall storage frees up your desk.
Start by sorting your supplies by craft, then by type. Only then buy containers, once you know how much of each thing you really have.
Probably the most popular craft storage buy of recent years. Wheel it to the table while you work, then park it in a corner.
Shop nowSee-through boxes with lids keep dust off and let you spot supplies at a glance. Choose one size so they stack neatly.
Shop nowWall-mounted boards with hooks, shelves and cups for scissors, rulers, tape and ribbons. Great for small rooms.
Shop nowA4 folders, drawers and upright holders keep cardstock flat. If you scrapbook, look for 12 × 12 inch storage too.
Shop nowCompartment boxes with adjustable dividers for stranded cotton bobbins, beads and findings.
Shop nowBags with pockets and clear compartments for taking knitting, stitching or a sketchbook on the go.
Shop nowSmall homes, smart storage: with many UK homes short on space, look for furniture that does double duty: ottomans with storage inside, cube shelving with fabric drawers, and fold-down desks. Paper crafters should check whether storage is sized for A4 or 12 × 12 inch sheets, as they're not interchangeable.
Just starting out? Read the beginners' guide or pick a weekend project.