!! WARNING !!

This entry is NOT suited for non-scrappers. It may cause IMMENSE boredom and EXTREME tiredness. If at any time you think you NEED medical assistance, seek some ribbon and monograms and get carried away IMMEDIATELY, as I did.

With that being said, you may even get a little bored if you are a scrapper! There is a lot of ribbon, a lot of "J's", a lot of pink, and a lot of flowers in this area! BUT the important thing is that it's done. FINALLY! And hopefully it will work well for me. I know I will add and change as I go...but for now here is the finished product. OH WAIT, here it is unfinished a couple of months ago - the way it was when we moved in. My area is off in the right corner/nook area:Ta da...I'm hoping to paint the armoire and I've already purchased legs to put on it.

I love, love, love this new stamp storage although it doesn't hold all of it. I hope that by displaying them, it will remind me to USE them!

I even got the labels done - that only took 381 days.
All of my ribbon is housed in the pink-lidded canisters on vintage wooden spools.

This is my high-tech printing area below my desk.

This is the top of the armoire. Note the crown molding hasn't been hung yet - ignore the area where the wall meets the ceiling.
This is the drawer to my desk:
Inside the armoire: Tool storage under my desk:


This is the phone that inspired it all:




Wow, are you still awake (congrats if you are!) or did I bore you enough to change the blog channel?

Any takers on how long this will stay this clean? Scott gives it a day. I give it about 12 hours.