Jennifer at PieKnits has a tutorial up for a cable needle holding ring for conveniently stowing your cable needle for your knitting projects so you can have easy access to it.

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Instuctrables user xmsmoonx (Vanessa Jenkins) made a how-to for useful utility pockets you can attach to any standard belt to have your arts and crafts supplies right at hand when you need them. (Thanks, Steve!)

Creative Kismet explains how she cares for and stores her hand-carved rubber stamps. Rubber Stamp Care & Storage

Pink Penguin shows you how to create this simple and stylish soft case to protect your camera--I like how it looks almost like a stylish clutch purse. [via]

Decor 8 links to this tutorial by Sweet Jessie showing how to make a fabric-covered corkboard in an embroidery hoop. What a great place to pin up your crafty inspirations!

Kristy at Lower Your Presser Foot shares her discovery that IKEA's Aneboda drawers are the perfect size for organizing sewing patterns--she managed to fit 587 pattern envelopes in hers and still has room for more. A great tip if you're in need of more space in your sewing area! IKEA Pattern Drawers

Apartment Therapy just linked to this Instructable by Randofo showing how to create a shelving system using recycled 2-gallon water jugs. Recycled Water Jug Storage

Tomas at The Closet Entrepreneur has a roundup of really special business card holders for making a great first impression. Many of those listed come with helpful tutorials for crafting your own unique creation.

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• Origami Business Card Holder

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Jen writes in about this tutorial for making a checkbook cover. Detailed and thorough!

Collin @ MAKE reports on a home-modified drawing studio briefcase with felt-lined compartments for drawing/letter writing on the go, complete with dividers that pop out to make a drawing board!

I love these clever and colorful Blythe carrying cases made by FofysFactory. They're made from soft fabric so your doll doesn't get scratched up, and the various pockets are perfect for stashing clothes and accessories. See more pix and get more info on the FofysFactory Flickr.

Gregory at Apartment Therapy LA shows us how to make this attractive cover for those wily extension cords you probably have laying about. You can whip these up with a few simple supplies like empty toilet paper rolls and wrapping paper. Cord Holder

If reading about Made with Love by Hannah's backyard silkscreening shack (a.k.a. the "Cuckoo Cabin") in CRAFT: 06 got you curious about her work setup, you'll be glad to know she's posted some photos of the interior on her blog. (You can also see some of Robin Twomey's outtakes from our CRAFT shoot here.) Link.

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Daisyjanie shows you how to turn a simple photo frame and mirror into a handy and helpful jewelry organizer. Link.

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Modish just posted a "Handmade Spaces" tour featuring photos of the Chicago workspace where accessories designer Miss Alison whips up her colorful vinyl creations. The light and organization in this space is totally inspiring! Link.

Anna Maria Horner shares a fun idea she came up with during a recent studio revamp: handmade fabric drawer pulls! Visit her blog for inspiring photos and details on how to make your own. Link.

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Elsie Marley recently created this fantastic sewing supply organizer using a thrifted Reader's Digest book. Now it's a sturdy folding case for her scissors, embroidery supplies, and more--there's even a needle book and pincushion! Link.

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Laissez-Faire shares some simple but effective methods for using tin cans to organize your craft and cooking supplies, which she found at HGTV. I love how such an easy solution can still look modern and cool. [via] Link.

I'm always looking for new ways to organize my craft supplies, and I recently stumbled across these gorgeous sewing cases by BlueBanana. I love all the detail she gives them, from the appliqué to the embroidery. Link.

I love seeing photos of other people's creative spaces, so I enjoyed this recent blog post by Claire from Needle Book. She reorganized her fabric by color, stashed zippers and bias tape in vintage tins, and rolled loose ribbon around cut-up pieces of a paper towel roll. (I especially love that last stroke of genius!) Link.

Lady Harvatine shows off her new storage cart from IKEA, which she perked up by découpaging wrapping paper all over the sides, top, and drawer fronts. What a simple but effective way to brighten up the craft room. Link.

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