Please tell me I'm not the only one!?
I've had on my mind for the last few months that I need to do something. It's not efficient. I was wasting time, energy, and getting frustrated. So when I walked into the Dollar Spot section in +Target and saw these cute paper holders ($3/each), and pen holders ($1 each), I knew that they would work perfectly for my quilting rules and other cutting accessories.
As soon as I got home, I hurried to my garage and looked for board that would work and had my husband cut it down to size.
Then I spray painted the board to match my walls and trim.
Then I used wood screws and secured the board to the studs in the wall.
To secure the baskets to the board I used picture hanging hooks. I also used the little c hooks for the pencil holders
Then I also screwed some magnetic pieces to the board (I found them on Ebay) and painted them the same color as the board.
I just love how simple (and cheap!) this board ended up being. Plus, it will keep me a lot more organized, which equals being more efficient, which gives me more time to spend with my little kiddos.
#win-win

4 comments:
Great idea! I just redid my craft room, and I used baskets and bins to put things on the wall. I have so much more room now :)
First - super jealous you have a sewing room. I have a craft closet with my sewing machine in a bag in the bottom that I can take out onto a folding table to sew when I have some time. grrr..
Second - there are some awesome ideas here! I love the combo of hooks and magnets - it would work in so many situations too!
That's a great idea. My sewing stuff tends to get buried, too. I don't have a craft room, just a cabinet, so it's a bit disorganized!
What a clever and creative idea for getting those things up and out of the way. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
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