Scrapbook Studio Tour: Papermint (!!)
OH
EM
GEE
You are not going to BELIEVE this papercrafting studio! I came across it on Pinterest this morning while drinking my coffee and my jaw dropped. Like, literally. It caused a coffee dribble down my chin and the whole scene wasn’t pretty.
But it was worth it.
I give you: PAPERMINT CRAFTING STUDIO !!
Please go look at all the pretty pictures, then come back here so we can dish about it, K?
. . . Sets the scene
. . . Refreshes coffee
. . . Patiently waits while lovely reader checks out Papermint Studio pics
. . . Puts on some music (“Don’t Stop Believin'” by Journey, if you must know)
. . . Checks watch …. erm … cell phone for the time. Gah! Hurry back, dear reader!
OH!
There you are.
OKAY.
What just happened? Can you frickin’ frackin’ BELIEVE that papercrafting studio?!?! Was it a figment of my overactive scrapmagination or does it really exist?
My first thought when I saw it was, “I have died and gone to Heaven.” My spiritual belief has always been that we get to pick our Heaven and, baby, that would be mine!
I usually do pretty quick posts with my, like, top 3 things I like about a scrapbooking or crafting space but this obviously deserves more. So here we go . . .
What I love (I mean, other than every. single. thing.):
– Oh, all that white cabinetry! Such a dream of mine, to have the whole room look cohesive and clean.
– Classy, pretty accents like the light fixture, computer chair, fresh flowers, and pretty bins and boxes.
– Supplies arranged in rainbow order {ROYGBIV}; it makes my everlovin’ organizational heart go pitter patter.
– All things of one type together: paints, flowers, ink, cardstock, ribbon, punches, etc. When she needs a specific thing, I bet she finds it in 1.2 seconds flat.
– Awesome iMac. Awesome big TV. I would never, EVER, leave that room. Srsly. “Dahling! Won’t you be a dear and bring mama some tea and crackers so I can continue with my scrapbook mojo? Thanks, Luv!”
– Color scheme of white, silver, and apple green with touches of turquoise, black, and pink. Swoon.
– All that wide white countertop. Wowee. You can spread out your Project Life or invite friends to scrap or help your kids with a big school project. Plenty a’ room.
The only slightly negative thing I can say is this: She doesn’t have enough washi tape.
And I do not feel sorry for her. {Hee. Sorry, Evil Erika comes out when I’m sooper dooper jealous!}
Okay, your turn! What do you think of this uh-MAY-zing papercrafting studio?