Crafter Tools: Printable 2015 Blog Planner
Get organized for a creative and successful 2015 with this super-smart printable 2015 blog planner!
Get organized for a creative and successful 2015 with this super-smart printable 2015 blog planner!
I’ve been using skirt and pants hangers to hold works in progress (WIP) for a half-dozen or so years. Because I lack pretty wall space, the projects that hang from the hangers generally end up in the closet where they are quickly forgotten. It’s that whole out of sight, out of mind thing, ya know? If and when I do happen across them again, I tend to forget why these pretty bits are all clipped together. My solution? Paint up a chalkboard hanger for easy labeling. It doesn’t hurt that they look pretty as well.
My closet is a disaster. It’s the only closet in my house, and it has been over capacity since the day I moved in. There’s space to hang coats and dresses, but my shoes, hats, scarves and belts were ending up trampled on the floor. I was dreaming of an extravagant custom built shelving unit when a friend suggested quick and dirty cinder block shelves. I instantly thought of stacking milk crate shelves, but I realized I could maximize space if I hung them from the wall.
Add a bit of whimsy and organization to your home with this matchless sock holder.
If, like me, you tend to accumulate projects-in-progress, you might want to stitch up a bunch of these easy oilcloth holders. They keep all the needed supplies together, neat and tidy, and they’re structured so little things can’t easily fall out. They store easily on a shelf or in a bin, and when you’re ready to craft, you can read the handy hanging tag to find project you want.
Win the battle against the craft room floss knot monster once and for all! Transform that tangle into a usable collection of stitching supplies that’re always at the ready with this handy–and delightfully inexpensive–tip!
If you’re looking for a handmade gift idea for the person who has it all, you’ll definitely want to add this handy DIY leather cord organizer tutorial to your to-make list!