AITA for kicking my kids and husband out of my craft room?

Lol, definitely NTA. I'm surprised I'm alive sometimes because we would use the fabric scissors when we were little. I will never forget my mother's face when she walked in one day and we were cutting out snowflakes with all that folded up paper...yikes. 😱

I didn't read the comments, but she is NTA. They were obnoxious and now they are banned. Welcome to real life!

nope.  this is why DH and i have separate offices.  

i have my own scrap room that also serves as my office.  the only item i ever need from DH's office is his color printer.  no point in me having a separate one when i have a wireless one i can access.  that just leaves me with more space for scrap storage. LOL

DH and i used to share a huge room.  it was fine but when we had a change to have our own rooms, we took it. best decision ever.  that and separate bathrooms.

That one took me a minute! I forgot it stood for Am I the asshole? No, she is not the asshole. I do not have my own space and I don't mind sharing my supplies BUT it must be approved by me. I'm protective of my crafty supplies.

The best thing about this post is that there are enough crafters for this to have a lot of responses. While stuff moves from the shelves here at lightning speed when there is a good sale, I often feel a bit isolated. Granted, many of these people seem to be more into sewing than scrapbooking from what I've scrolled through so it's not completely the same, but it's close enough to put a smile on my face.

I think it's hilarious there was someone saying that she didn't have a right to lock her door.

One of my biggest gripes lately is that I just don't feel like I have any space for myself. I have issues in my craft room with the kids jumping loudly on their floor...which is my ceiling. I've spent a lot of time retreated to the master bedroom because I have my diamond painting stuff up there and even my bedroom doesn't offer me solace. There is usually a kid in my spot on the bed as soon as I vacate it. They change my lights (I don't often keep the overhead light on due to having a light sensitivity), my blankets, my fan settings, etc. I have long accepted that I can't walk into any other space in the house and have it remain as I left it, but I struggle to accept that it is too much to ask for to have my own damned bedroom be left alone.

Most of us are living on top of each other and have been stuck at home for nearly a year now...for someone to dare say that Mom doesn't have a right to a space that is entirely hers undisturbed from the rest of the family is ridiculous. We aren't martyrs, we are entitled to a place that brings us joy and peace of mind that we don't have to share with others. I'm glad to see that the majority of responders understand that, too.

Nothing irritates me more than not being able to find something that isn’t in its place/where it should be when I need it. And that goes beyond my craft space... tweezers, clippers, Phillips head screwdriver, you name it. If you use it, put it back. This is why I buy my own versions and hide them.