3. To store ribbon and washi tape use a cheap towel holder (one that hangs on the wall). Attach it to the wall and then hang rolls of ribbon and washi tape on the holder for easy access!

4. Save or ask your relatives to save their glass baby food jars for you. These make great storage containers for buttons, sequins, tiny flowers, charms, etc. With the help of a friend, we screwed the tops of the jars onto a piece of wood and then screwed the wood to the wall. As I filled each jar up, I simply needed to just screw the jar to the top. 

5. Use your hubbies old fishing tackle box. They contain several units that are great for storing small items. such as charms, tacks and brads.

6. Because I have so many stickers , I bought 8.5"x11" cardstock on sale and used one sheet per protective sleeve. I used 2-sided removable tape to temporarily attach a sheet of stickers or a die-cut to the cardstock. By doing this, it keeps the stickers in place and makes it easier to see what I have. The stickers are organized by holidays and themes.

7. Transform a garden tool apron. A garden tool apron typically has three or pockets. Cut the straps off of the apron and tack the apron to the edge of your work surface or on the wall. The pockets will provide great storage for glue sticks, scissors, tape and other supplies that you'll want to keep handy.

The most common question Scrapbooking Coach Anna Lyons gets asked is, "how do I store my photos?"

Her answer?

" I store them ORGAZNIED", she says with a chuckle.