Determine how you approach a design then organize your space around that.My Top 5 Tips for Organizing Your Jewelry Studio Space Towel bars mounted to a wall system help hold pliers at the ready.

And I don’t know anyone who was sorry after they completed a good cleaning day. We must always have room for more ! No matter where you are in your creative journey, what your passion is, or how big your space is, we all have to face the music from time to time. That isn’t to say the system can’t change as your tools, beading materials, and jewelry-making supplies change. After the dust(ing) storm, I was able to set up for a video shoot and have space to work in! After the StormĪccomplishing a clean space takes planning ahead, a system, and some time. Some days there is just not enough time! And really, who wants to spend creative time cleaning? It is a necessary, though, as we all know. I even have a box of miscellany-pieces and parts that got scooped together when I had to do a photo shoot in my jewelry studio. And, that’s nothing in comparison to the mess I leave behind as I move toĮverywhere I look there are remnants of a past project, a previous passion, a long-forgotten favorite lampwork bead, spools of beading wire, an errant toggle bar, and so on. To get a bit out of hand with the materials I pull out and the space I take When I’m on a path to create, no matter the reason, I tend The dust mitt and beverages remind me this was cleaning day! Honamess Projects in process were overlapping and vying for space, new products had just been received, and I had just unpacked from a teaching session. This is an extreme example but a perfect storm. And, sometimes, the simple pleasure of cleaning up can dust away those creative gaps we all face from time to time. It’s pure bliss when you can really create with abandon.

Simply tune out the world for a bit and immerse yourself in all of the supplies and materials you’ve been collecting in your jewelry studio. Spending time creating is a wonderful way to escape and enjoy some time alone, doing something you love.

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