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| Sadly, I notice there is no Gallery on this board. What a shame.
Could you please post pictures of your favorite organized areas/projects? I would love to see and read about your miscellaneous ideas on how you neatened up and organized different areas of your homes. Thanks! P.S. If you don't know how to post pictures, go to the URL below. Simply hit "Browse" and select your picture from your computer. Click "Upload." A new page will come up. The top link it lists for your picture can be sweep-copied right into your post. When you hit "Preview Message" your picture will show up if you did it right. No account is necessary to do this. |
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- Posted by choochnbob (My Page) on Sat, Feb 28, 09 at 16:11
| We have a pantry closet around the corner from our kitchen, in the mudroom. Great space for all my things but when the doors are left open you can see it as you walk from the kitchen to the bathroom and to the living room. The kids were forever leaving the double doors open so the messy shelves had to go. I came up with this system where I covered boxes in fabric and labeled them with tags so the kids could find things easily. And on every other shelf I put a little curtain that is velcroed on and can esily be removed. Behind the curtains are my bread maker, popcorn maker, crockpot, wafflemaker, blender, Cuisinart and other assorted small applilances. One curtain shelf holds canned goods and onions and potatoes since the small boxed didn;t work well for that stuff. Now I don't care that the doors are left open anymore. Oh it was a NO-SEW project but Glue gun galore! I used all scrap fabric that I had so that was fun too. |
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| wow that is absolutely beautiful chooch, what a lovely NO SEW very beautifully coordinated area..you rock |
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- Posted by mistihayes (My Page) on Tue, Mar 3, 09 at 0:31
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| absolutely beautiful and i think you are the 2nd or 3rd person i've seen to use the glad storage containers like that..sure are cheaper than buyhing the "organizing" ones at several $ each..what a great idea.. you have some wonderful ideas, i love them..esp the toddler one and the wallhung one in the craft room, did you make that? |
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- Posted by mistihayes (My Page) on Tue, Mar 3, 09 at 15:15
| You're right. They are less expensive, durable, & can always find more. I can also grab & take activities in the car because they have lids. I have 3 toddler sons. My craftroom is a tribute to my little girl, everything pink. I have never parted w/ any of her things. So this is our room. She was everything girl. Her ribbons are hung on baskets, school pictures & homework framed, & sentimentals throughout the room. The scrapbook shelf, I bought from Michaels. You can get coupons in the Sunday paper for 40% off. And the jars are cheaper in the back of the store than buying the ones that the scrapbook company offers. Thank you for the compliments! |
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| i don't get the Michaels ad but i have avail to a store about an hour away, i'll check out the shelves when i'm there next time, prob in summer |
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