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1.
Tension rods also make easy scarf hangers.
Backstory: With a distance of 30" from wall to doorjamb,
tension rods were an easy, no fuss solution.
I purchased 3 of them, and got to hanging.
Unfortunately, I underestimated the weight
of dozens of scarves, and they came crashing down.
After a few choice words,
it was back to the hardware store,
where I bought 3 sets of brackets.
Navigating my way around a power drill
for the first time, it was about 30 minutes
from first guide hole to hanging rods.
I'm thrilled with the results!
With a non-existent footprint
and finding a use for neglected space,
I have an easy system for finding,
storing, and displaying my scarf collection
2.
Use a shoe organizer to organize socks and underwear.
Also a great idea for baby clothes
if you don’t have much dresser space.
3.
Make rack organizers out of old CDs.
To make the tags, I just used some leftover cardboard
from cereal boxes, which I cut using
my Silhouette to ensure all were the same size.
Because I wanted both the fronts and backs to be pretty
I also cut decorative paper to glue to the back.
And printed out the fronts onto some old
CD labels we had.
Here you can see the front and back:
Though the laminator they went to ensure
a nice and happy long life!
Once out of the laminator, another cut around
all the edges with the scissors.
The entire process was easy enough,
just time consuming
with all the cutting and creating printable labels.
Onto the rod they went!
I was instantly smitten!
I was also excited to pick out outfits for the week!
Since we just keep their shorts folded
in a bin on the shelf, I used some clothespins
to clip them to the shirt hanger to create their outfits
Or you can buy them from the Container Store.
4.
Use cutlery trays and command hooks
to organize your jewelry.
You could use the dead space in your closet
or the back of the door.
at walmart, I found some bamboo cutlery trays
for $10 each!
I grabbed 3!!
Along with a pack of rubber coated hooks,
and a can of white spray paint!
It took 2 coats each,
adding up to almost 2 cans of spray paint!
Next, I drill pilot holes before screwing the hooks
Then, I screwed the tray to the wall using an anchor
and a screw.
Lastly,
I also have a few LONG necklaces so we installed
some hooks off the bottom to hang them!!!
5.
Use ice cube trays to organize tiny things,
like earrings and other jewelry.
If you have a LOT of earrings,
you may as well invest in an earring book
Is it a Book?
or is it a Jewellery Box?
The pages in these books are designed
to hold your earrings or necklaces.
Travel Size Book of Earrings has two pages
and stores 12 pairs of earrings.
The Little Book of Earrings has 4 pages
and stores 48 paris of earrings.
The Little Book of Necklaces: Available in
pink, purple, grey, gold, teal, silver or grey page.
6.
Put up a wire shelf in the dead space of a closet
to corral wrapping paper.
7.
The hardware store is your friend
when it comes to organizing the little things,
like office or craft supplies.
Or medication or coffee and tea supplies.
The possibilities are endless.
An organizer like this costs about $16
from Home Depot.
8.
Need shelving for your desk?
Use shoe racks.
Because.., Why not !
9.
Use magnetic strips to organize your bobbins.
10.
Use Tic Tac containers to organize and dispense ribbon.
First, poured the TicTac tablets into a large jar
and pimped the jar with some washi tape.
Roll the ribbon up neatly.
This may require a bit more patience!
Then insert the roll of ribbon into the container.
One shortcoming of this dispenser
is that the roll cannot be too big,
if it is it can't fit into the container at all.
Last, Make sure you leave a tail of ribbon (about 1 cm)
outside the container.
11.
Use a magnetic knife strip
to organize tools and scissors.
12.
Another clever magnetic strip idea:
glue washers to the bottom of plastic containers
and stick them to a magnetic strip.
You can use the cheap plastic containers from Glad
for an inexpensive way to organize
your little bits and bobs.
Pick up a pack of 4-oz. cups, a magnetic strip,
several 7/16-in washers,
and a tube of E6000 glue
(available at craft and hobby stores).
Apply glue to the cup's concave bottom,
press in a washer flush with the bottom rim
and let the glue set for 24 hours.
That's it.
Mount the magnet, load the cups,
snap on the lids and all your itty-bitties are easy to spot,
nab and put away.
Magnetic strips are available at woodworking stores
and online.
The magnetic strip provides more than enough
magnet power to hold a cup crammed with screws
13.
Use nails and binder clips to store paint tubes.
This would also work on the inside of a cabinet.
Basically, I just got tired of having my paint tubes
festering in drawers, getting gummy
from leaking oil and impossible to find
when I needed them.
The "system" such as it is, is just hanging
the tubes up on readily-available "handbag clips"
14.
Keep the thread and buttons from your clothing
in a binder or photo album.
15.
Use a shower caddy to make a gift wrapping station.
You could also use it as a sewing, crafting,
or tool station.
Wall-mount a shower caddy
for the perfect gift-wrapping center.
Store cards and stationery on the shelves.
Attach ribbon to a mesh container and hang it
from one of the hooks to store pens and pencils.
Rest wrapping paper on the bottom shelf
and hang scissors from a hook.
16.
Use PVC pipes to organize your garden tools
in the shed.
Label them, obvs.
17.
Make memory boxes for each kid.
They’ll thank you later.
I just took an 8x11.5 inch shipping label
and printed their names on them
and cut them out and stuck 'em on...
for a little added cuteness and to easily
identify who's box is who's.
18.
Have a master hamper control center
instead of individual hampers for each person.
The laundry will arrive pre-sorted.
Hopefully.
Which is a lot easier than walking room to room,
collecting hampers, and sorting everything.
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19.
Cut up a shoe organizer to create
an over-the-seat caddy for your car.
It's imperative if you’ve got kids
And don’t forget to store extra jackets.
Just grab some labels and make spaces
for all the things you need during your trips.
We are a HUGE road tripping family,
so we spend hours and hours
and miles and miles in our mini,
and these are the things that we need
the most often that can be easily stored.
20.
A simple and inexpensive paper envelope holder
that can be used to organize receipts or coupons.
They’re held together by labels,
making this DIY super easy.
Lay out all the pocket envelopes with the flaps opened
and the open side up.
Print out a sheet of organizer labels on plain paper
for gluing or onto label stock
Place a label in the center of each of the envelopes
on their open side.
Moisten the first envelope flap
and place the second envelope
onto the flap to begin your row of pockets.
Repeat with each envelope.
Finally, add the last blank header envelope to the top,
open side down and sealed.
21.
Keep your games and cards
in uniform boxes.
22.
Attach wire bins where you need them
with command hooks.
This is a great solution for cabinet doors
that aren’t thick enough to nail into.
Or if Bulky spray bottles take up the most space,
utilize the gap behind the plumbing
by hanging a $3 tension rod.
It takes a little trial and error to get
the rod as tight as possible,
and balance the bottles on either end.
23.
Use a pegboard to get your cleaning supplies
off the floor.
It’s a great idea if you’ve got some extra wall space
in your laundry room.
24.
Luggage tags are an easy way to label baskets.
And you can color-code them and make them all pretty
and rainbow-colored if you want.
25.
Use a wooden pallet to corral pool supplies outside.
Everything in its place.
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