Do you have a die cutting station in your scrapping area?

Well that's an idea. I might use it more if I did.

I have a small craft room but do have my cricut and big shot permanently set up - otherwise I wouldn't use them as much. The cricut sits on a raised area above my computer desk and the big shot is between my sewing machine and crafting spot on a long table.

Yes, I have a small craft room that doubles as my office so I have my Silhouette set up at my corner computer desk. It's separate from my craft worktable but in the same room. Having it set up all the time makes it SOOO much more convenient to use. It gets a lot more use this way.

I have so many machines that I have to store them. No room for a station.

I have 2 separate diecut stations. One for my Sizzix big shot and dies. It's a cabinet that I bought at IKEA, reminds me of small China cupboard. The other one is for my cricut imagine and expression. Also from Ikea,  it's deep with glass doors, might be a TV stand. It matches the China cupboard. My expression is stored underneath, I have been using my Imagine. 

I love having a separate area for my machines, give me more space on my craft desk. Love spreading out my supplies on the table while working. The desk I have has a separate little pull out leaf(typewriters used to go there) that holds my making memories 12 cutter. Another little gem that I recently bought was the ikea raskkog cart. Holds my markers, scissors, stamping accessories, etc. loved that it can move around. 

Yes, I have separate designated areas for my silhouette, big shot and cricut. It makes things much easier when I have all the equipment and tools in their own place.

I have onr, it makes it much easier to use my dies!I found an old microwave cart at a thrift store, similar to this , www.wayfair.com/Hazelwood-Home-Jenny-Microwave-Cart-Lfwjo-HMC1580.html
but older. A couple cans of spray paint and it looks really cute!!!


I have my cricut on top, cuttlebug, dies, mats etc in the center open space, extra stuff in the drawer, basket of cricut carts in the next open shelf, and other craft supplies behind the doors. Having it actually set up enables me to use everything much more smoothly.

A 2x4 Ikea Expedit (replaced with Kallax) sits on the wall behind my project table. The Sizzix Big Kick & QK Squeeze are on top, while dies & embossing folders are stored in zip-around binders, magnetic folders, & bins on the shelves below. I use them often! 

I have lots of dies and two die cut machines but I don't die cut enough to have a station. my die cut stuff is in a closet but easily accessible. my scrapping area is reserved for stuff I use all the time---paper, trimmers, etc.

I use my sons old changing table (the youngest is now 18) in my scrap space. The top is big enough for my Cameo and big shot.

The two shelves below hold all my dies, folders and such. My Cameo mats hang from a cup hook on the side.

It is next to my desk so easy to hook up my lap top to cut with the Cameo.

I know I use them so much more than if I had to pull them out each time to use them

I have a designated area. I like to leave the machines out, then I am more likely to use them! if they are out of sight out of mind! It makes such a big mess to pull it all out!

My electronic cutter is set up next to my computer so I suppose that qualifies as it's own station. On my wish list is a place for my manual cutter and dies. I know I use them much more if I had a designated work space for them. Considering the amount of money I've invested over the years in dies they really do deserve their own spot in my scraproom.