Whatever you call it — scrapbook studio, creative space, craft room, scrapbook corner, they’re all the same. It’s a place where you unleash your creativity. A zen kind of place where magic is discovered and great artworks are created!
Here are the top 3 craft studios that I am currently drooling over:

Paulamw’s craft room. More photos of her craft room HERE.

Everyone who’s been following me at the Mad Cropper knows that I am a big fan of Ali Edwards. I even had the chance to interview Ali once and have featured her works at the Mad Cropper from time to time.
So me featuring photos of Ali’s new scrapbook studio will not be a surprise to anyone.
If you’re in the throes of updating your own scrapbook space then I hope this feature inspires you

I wish I was Wendy Smedley’s friend because if I was then I’d get to play, err scrapbook in her gorgeous, gorgeous craft studio! We shouldn’t be surprised that Wendy has all this loot, she’s the Creative Editor of Simple Scrapbooks Magazine!

Can you see how organised she is? Wendy’s amazing and you can learn how to be organised if you attend Wendy’s Get Organized and Be Inspired 2009 3-month workshop.
But seriously. I love Wendy’s scrapbook studio!

I’m pleased to feature Cindy Shipman’s Scrapbook room this week. You’d have to agree with me, her room is simply divine and I love the color combination — pink and green! It reminds me of the pink and green wedding theme that I featured at Our One Heart.
Love, love, love the colour and Cindy’s stash…drool worthy!

If you look at the top left part of the photo, you’d see an old bird cage that Cindy is now using to hold her silk flowers.
More photos after the jump!

A video tour of Kelli Crowe’s Scrapbook Room. Kelli is one of the Garden Designers at Two Peas in a Bucket. All I can say is she’s got a gorgeous scrapbook room.
It shows you what organizer she used to separate her embellishment and the lovely ideas board. I love that one! I want one too!
I love it!

This week’s featured scrapbook studio to draw inspiration from is from Keightyj in Flickr. I was drawn to her use of ‘antique’ style cabinets to store her scrapbook materials and tools. I love, love vintage!
Image credit: Keightyj
Collage created using Picnik

**STICKY: Have you checked out Mad Cropper’s latest contest yet?**
If you want to promote your design team calls, contest, challenges or anything scrapbook-related, drop me a line at christine@b5media.com

To all you mad croppers thinking of setting up their scrapbook area, here’s Rhonda’s Scrapbook Desk to inspire you. Looks very tidy eh? I love the view. My old craft room had a view like that. But sadly we had to move. Now, my only view is our street.
Sigh.

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This room by Masonspaige would make your jaw drop. Isn’t it amazing! Can I live here, pretty please? Please? Please?
This is drool country. I am green with envy!

**STICKY: Have you checked out Mad Cropper’s latest contest yet?**
If you want to promote your design team calls, contest, challenges or anything scrapbook-related, drop me a line at christine@b5media.com

I was browsing through my favourite scrapbooking sites and found this portable scrapbooking table by Scrap-N-Stow.
It retails for $189.95 but looks oh so good to have! This is especially good for croppers out there that do not have a dedicated scrapbook space in your home. This might be the answer to your prayers!
According to the site,

Table Top Compartments are sized specifically to hold your scrapbooking tools and materials.
Spacious work area (52″ …read more

Yes, another room to get jealous about. Oh to have that kind of space (and the money) to create a room like this! Two thumbs up to Wookiemouse for having a scrap studio like this.
Love it!