Continuing our previous video title
44 Meticulous Organizing Tips last week
This is 37 Ways organizing ideas To Rein In The Chaos
By peggy wang, Melissa Maker, and random bloggers
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Now here's some BEDROOM Organization ideas
26.
Fold your beadsheets 4 ways.
Method 1: Place the sheets inside the pillowcase
and fold the excess pillow case under.
Method 2: Fold the pillowcase in thirds lengthwise
and then wrap across the stacked sheets.
Method 3: Simply fold the pillowcase
and place on top of the sheets
Method 4: Fold the pillowcase lengthwise
to make it the same width as your folded sheets.
Wrap around both sheets creating a nice smooth front
to display in your linen closet.
The second method is my favorite.
My Daughter says it looks like a little present
for her bed!
For more folding ideas, Here’s some advices
from youtube organizing queen, Melissa Maker.
BONUS:
•Roll stockings and put them
in a smooth sided organizer
that won't snag them and cause them to tear.
(I used clear plastic condiment trays
from the dollar store)
27. Ladder Laundry Rack
from old wooden ladder.
First, I painted it turquoise blue..
Second, I sanded, scuffed, stained it up a little bit ...
And screwed some hooks in four spots.
Third step...
I got these shower hooks for $4.95 from Amazon.com.
Which then I spray painted Rustoleum Cherry Red
(To match the old laundry cart
that also hangs out in this room).
and the last step,
I talked to my handy, helpful husband
into helping me hang the whole thing
from the laundry room ceiling!
Before I admire it,
I bought four identical lengths of chain
at the Hardware store.
and painted them the same color as our walls.
I did that because I want the focal point of the room
still on the new ladder .
28.Tight like unto a dish.
a magnetic dish
so my dad showed up with a bunch of magnetic bowls.
He asked me if i had a use for one.
and i said yes, and took one.
and I went home.
Few moments later,
I realized i needed about 30 more of them.
They are from Amazon.
To make it more personal
I added a little shot of primer and then spray paint…
Work best in a make up room,
Junk drawer, and a homework station.
29. Iron board holder.
For years now I’ve kept our ironing board
in the tiny hall closet, wedged between the door
and the shelves.
As soon as you would open the door,
the ironing board would hurl itself at you,
eager to be needed.
Fortunately for me and unfortunately
for the ironing board I usually just caught it,
got what I needed, and stuffed it back in.
Now that the laundry room is finally complete
I feel like I need to give the board a permanent home.
Instruction:
I started off with a scrap piece of 1×6.
You can get creative with this
and use whatever you want,
but make sure it over at least 17 inches wide.
You want to be able to screw each side into a stud,
and in most homes studs are 16 inches apart.
Next, I taped off a simple design using painters tape.
Here is the trick to getting crisp lines…
paint over the area with the base color
before using the design color.
This seals the tape lines and keeps paint
from seeping under the tape.
Then peel off your tape
(do this before the paint dries.)
Next, add your hooks,
just make sure the hook is deep enough
to hold the ironing board legs.
I got these at Home Depot for about $4 a piece
Then screw it into your wall…
And cover the screw heads with Spackle and paint.
Done..
And just so you know, this is in no way an original idea…
you find them all over pinterest.
Here are few others…
30. Use stackable wine racks from Pier 1
and cheap plastic cups to store all of your office
and craft essentials!
Take advantage of vertical space and stack as many as
you need to keep your office and craft supplies handy.
31. DIY Fabric Tupperware Lid Holder.
You can make this brilliant lid holder
(assuming you know the basics of sewing)
for next to nothing!
You could essentially use any scrap material,
but I would think using something that is breathable
and quick drying would be more practical,
and last much longer.
The best part about this project
is that it doesn’t take up hardly any space!
32. Dinner Plate Cradles.
Instead of stacking your heavy plates on top of each
other, consider investing in a few dinner plate cradles
to keep them upright and easy to pull out
of the cupboard.
These are also nice for drying plates next to the sink.
33. Hats and scarves!
The two awkward things in the closet
that are hard to find a space for.
Make your own organizing rack
with a single sturdy hanger and shower curtain rings.
Chances are you’ve already got a hanger on hand,
and the rings only cost $2-3.
34. Vertical Bakeware Storage
Instead of stacking your pans and baking dishes on top
of each other, where you have to remove every single
one to get to the bottom,
turn a bakeware organizer on its side and
secure it to the cupboard with cable clips.
It’s like a mini shelf that’s just the right size
for all of those otherwise hard-to-get-to dishes.
35. Under sink storage solution
I love this idea for the bathroom for all of those
little hair accessories and miscellaneous cosmetics!
It would probably work best
for lighter items in the long run;
I’m not entirely sure how much weight those adhesive
utility hooks hold and for how long,
but this idea takes up just about no space at all!
36. Ceiling Storage.
What a great way to take advantage of empty space!
Use the ceiling of a closet to store those
pesky wrapping paper rolls that always get crumpled
and lost in the closet.
You could also do this on the side of a closet
to keep them standing upright and out of the way.
and..
37. DIY Gift Wrap Organizer
I don’t know how many times I’ve bought gift wrap
only to use half of it, and then
forget about the rest because
it’s buried deep in the back of my closet
(probably crumpled and useless).
I love this idea because you can hang it
anywhere you’d like on a wall
and then easily move it later if needed.
It’s really rather simple, too!
Curtain rods, hooks, and a picture frame.
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