Cricut machines come with loads of accessories, and that means loads of potential chaos if you are not properly organized. These Cricut organization ideas will help you!

Don’t let a cluttered and untidy craft room stifle your creative Cricut spirit!

Here are 21 clever Cricut organization ideas you need to try that will help you organize your vinyl rolls, paper, tools, and accessories.

1. Plastic Bins

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Cricut is all about color, and that means being able to easily see your colorful paper at a glance!

I use these slim plastic bins to store my Cricut paper – they are designed for A4 size and keep everything neat, organized, and easy to access.

I’m smitten with how this crafter labels her bins with gorgeous, colorful Cricut hearts. It’s such a creative way to add a personal touch!

2. Wall to Wall Storage

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Wow – this is a Cricut paper and vinyl heaven! If you are blessed with loads of space, get inspiration from this setup and design a wall to wall shelving unit.

The flat shelves are ideal for holding paper, while the tall center shelves keep vinyl rolls standing upright, showcasing all the stunning colors in the collection.

3. IKEA Alex Drawer System

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You all know how I LUV IKEA, and here is another perfect storage solution using their Alex Drawer System. Customize the components to fit your space perfectly, making the unit as big or small as you need.

If you need to boost your collection of vinyl rolls, I found this awesome 20 piece pack of vibrant colored vinyl rolls on Amazon.

4. Pegboard For Tools

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Being organized when working with your Cricut machine is essential. If your tools are all over the place, you will get stressed and irritated, and produce less-than-perfect results.

This fabulous wall storage unit is made with a white pegboard like this and a decorative frame. Hang your Cricut tools and accessories for easy access.

The framed pegboard adds a chic, personalized vibe to your crafting space.

5. Trash Bag Holder

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This craft room idea is absolutely brilliant! A plastic bag dispenser like this makes the perfect holder for vinyl, faux leather, and iron-on.

Mount two dispensers one atop the other on a wall. The vinyl rolls slide easily through the openings, creating an attractive wall display that lets you find and access exactly what you need in a moment.

6. Bookcase and Clear Bins

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No matter how small your crafting space is, there is always room for clever Cricut organization ideas.

Head off to the Dollar store and find a bookcase with tall shelves. Fill it with tall clear bins like these for the perfect storage and display system for vinyl rolls and iron-on.

To take your organizing skills to ‘Pro Level’ – label your bins by color, type of vinyl, or by project.

7. Magazine Files

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Who would have thought that magazine files make fabulous holders for vinyl rolls?

By standing your rolls upright, you can instantly see what you have available. And, the magazine holders fit perfectly into a corner on a desk next to your Cricut machine.

8. Hanging Storage System

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How cool is this inexpensive and easy-to-make DIY hanging storage system?

All you need are curtain rods like these, curtain clip rings, clear Ziploc bags with hangers, and labels.

This versatile system is ideal for paper, vinyl offcuts, leftovers, small tools, and miscellaneous supplies. Arrange your wall by color, type of paper, thickness of paper, or project – it’s all about what makes you feel blissfully happy!

9. Hanging Files

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Storing leftover pieces of different sizes, shapes, and colors can be a challenge. This clever craft room organization idea is a game-changer.

Get a large plastic bin and fill it with hanging files to store your random-sized vinyl leftovers. File them by color to make it super easy to find what you need when inspiration strikes.

Keep organizing with these other genius craft room hacks!

10. Tool Wallboard

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If you love looking at your craft tools, this is the solution for you. Don’t hide them away in a drawer – put them on display on your wall, and, of course, they will be easy to access when you need them.

This innovative crafter has made a wallboard using a burlap mat like this and a classic white frame. Mount it on a wall, attach some hooks, and you are set.

11. Labeled Metal Bins

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Neat, clean, and minimalist is my take on this classy Cricut organization idea. What do you think?

Classic metal bins are perfect for storing paper, leftover scraps, smart vinyl, iron-on, vinyl, transfer tape, cardstock, labels, foil, and tools. Label the bins with large eye-catching letters made on your Cricut machine.

12. Decorative Boxes

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Cricut storage solutions come in all shapes and forms, but I am really obsessed with these stunning decorative boxes. They are perfect for holding pens, paper, cutters, tools, stencils, and leftover vinyl cuts.

Create your own budget-friendly boxes by repurposing packing boxes or finding some at the Dollar store, and giving them a chic makeover with beautiful decorative paper like this.

13. Rolling Cart

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A rolling cart lets you indulge in crafting on the go! Do you feel like working outdoors in the fresh air or next to a cozy fireplace?

Set up your cart with your Cricut machine on top and your storage bins on the lower tiers. Don’t forget to attach labels so you can find what you need in a jiffy.

14. Divider Box

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Sharp blades and tools are tricky to store, but you don’t want them lying around on a table where they could pose a safety risk.

A stackable divider box like this is my next clever Cricut organization idea you need to try! Use your Cricut machine to make vinyl words to categorize your blades and small tools.

15. Repurposed Old Plate

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This delightful storage system is so gorgeous that I am ‘borrowing’ the idea to make my own.

Get an old plate from Grandma’s pantry, or find one at the Dollar store, hidden in your garage, or at your local thrift store. Then, jazz it up with lovely vinyl flowers and a spectacular background design.

Attach hooks and you have a sensational show-off holder for your tools.

16. Plastic Baskets

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Vinyl rolls can stack neatly on a shelf, but offcuts need to be contained.

Small plastic baskets are perfect for organizing leftover pieces of vinyl.

Place your full rolls on the lower tiers and use the upper tier to hold the baskets. Sort your leftovers by color, vinyl type, or project for easy access.

17. Mat Organizer

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Cricut mats need to be stored carefully so that they don’t get damaged, dirty, sticky, or warped.

This organizer cart with slim shelves is ideal for keeping mats flat, protected, dry, and ready for your next project.

Want to expand your collection of Cricut mats? Take a look at this great set of 6 mats with different grip options ranging from standard grip to light grip, strong grip, and fabric grip.

18. Cubby Storage

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Cubby storage is versatile, budget-friendly, and fits into small spaces, instantly giving you loads of compartments just waiting for … more vinyl!

Find cubby storage at your dollar store, check out the IKEA Kallax Range, or embark on a DIY project with the family to make your own.

19. Cricut Craft Cart

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If you decide to only go for one of my clever Cricut organization ideas, this is it!

Lelaburris has created the ultimate organized craft station, combining a multi-tiered rolling metal cart with handy plastic drawers.

It’s a perfect solution for keeping all your supplies neatly sorted and easily accessible. And, you can move it around to a location that suits your mood.

20. Drawer Dividers

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Drawer dividers are like silent personal assistants for your craft supplies, making sure everything stays right where it belongs.

Follow this simple rule – don’t put anything into a drawer that does not have drawer dividers.

Here are the pros –

– No DIY skills are needed to install them

– They are budget-friendly

– They are adjustable for any size drawer

– They look stylish

I am sold!

21. Marker Tower

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Golly Gosh – this has to be the ultimate marker tower! It has 10 back-to-back cubes and stands on a turntable that can spin around.

If you have markers scattered all over your home, this well-priced 120-slot marker organizer from Amazon will keep them organized, tidy, visible, and accessible. It also makes a fabulous gift for a Cricut-crafting friend or family member.