Jewelry studio organization workspaces

The first place to start when you want to make jewellery making a hobby or a business is to establish your workspace itself.

For Howard Woods of Eagle, Idaho, a jeweler's studio should be a place of beauty - organized beauty - that fuels creativity.

The beautiful DIY jewelry studio of Osseum Jewelry.Mostly built with recycled wood. The design would suit a tiny house, or a backyard shed. ;)

Although the eleven charming 16th century dwellings in Golden Lane (once Goldsmith's Lane) look like a Disneyland set they were once the homes and workshops of goldsmiths, alchemists, fusiliers, artists, and castle servants. Franz Kafka lived in no. 20.

Come behind the scenes at Something Sublime for a #CraftRoomTour and see Deryn's jewelry studio in Sheridan, Wyoming. The best thing about my studio space is that it's very large. I have room to spread out as well as room to hold private and semi-private classes. See the room and read the full interview here »

I love to see other peoples jewelry studios. OK THE ABOVE IS NOT MY SPACE! This is really designed for a scrapbooker but I can invision much of what is here in my jewelry studio. The above is organization from the Scrap N Cube Company My reality is below A girls gotta dream though. Personally I think my reality is pretty great! I get to do what I love everyday! I like to see how other people work. This comes from the fact that I am learning and have so much more to learn. So in the spirit of…