Ever find yourself staring into your craft drawers, realizing the stuff you're looking at isn’t what you're actually using these days? Me tooo—my paint is a disaster r/n.
This week on Crafty Ass Female, we’re diving into some creative supply real talk—figuring out what we truly love, letting go of what we don’t, and organizing our spaces around what we actually use.
If you've been feeling stuck or overwhelmed by your space, this ep is a gentle reminder that your creative supplies should support what you’re actually creating—not just look pretty, or sit there “because that’s where it’s supposed to go“.
Why You’ll Care
Reflect Your Real Creative Self:
Discover how noticing your most-used supplies reveals deeper insights about your authentic style.Let Go, Without Guilt:
How releasing those unused supplies clears space for new creativity—and why it’s not a failure, but a beautiful evolution.Organize for Actual Use:
Practical ways to categorize and arrange your space so you can effortlessly create (even when life gets messy).
If you’re feeling that friction between how your craft space looks and how you actually use it—listen to this one.
Big Takeaways
🎨 Your supplies tell your story.
Trust your instincts and organize around what genuinely works for you right now.
🌱 Evolution is growth.
Your changing preferences aren't mistakes; they're proof of your evolving creativity.
🖌 Your practice, your rules.
There's no right or wrong here—just what authentically suits your creative life.
Think about this: What’s one supply you could bring front and center to support your current creative practice?
Hit reply and tell me—I’d love to hear it.
Hold onto that feeling. It’s part of your creative compass.
Hit reply if you want to share it with me, or come chat with us inside the Awesome Ladies Project.
You’re doing great—even on messy days.
This is your practice. Your story matters.
See you next week for more creative goodness!
Kristin
P.S. Want some hands-on support organizing your creative space? Join us for Organization Week (June 1st–7th) inside the Awesome Ladies Project. Low-pressure, high-creative-energy—we're doing it together!
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