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How To Organize
Organizing your home can be SO satisfying! I love ideas for organizing solutions.
This adorable blogger is a loyal linker to Get Your Craft On. She has some great ideas as you can see from her closet organization makeover. She built those boxes! And then painted the labels with chalk board paint.
Get Organized
Great idea! I can see how handy these could be for so many areas of the home. Mud room, playroom, craft room, etc…
Aren’t they perfect? All lined up in perfect order. It would be so easy to stay organized with a system like this.
You’ll find lots of other inspiring things on her site too. I love the DIY projects. What she did with her kitchen is amazing! They spent $1000 total for this makeover. And they made concrete counter tops. So so cool! A little paint goes a long way………and then of course there’s that farm sink. Sigh!
They also added their own wainscoting in a barn style. Love the charm. I also though you’d like to see her horizontal lines in navy and white…………this girl is NOT afraid to try something.
If you’re wanting to upgrade portions of your home, but you’re on a strict budget, her blog may give you the ideas you’re looking for.
Off you go…….pssst……..leave her a comment letting her know how you found her…….tell her she’s been featured on TCB.
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About Kim
Kim is the author of Today's Creative Blog where she brings you the best creative blogs out there. Being ranked #5 for overall best Craft Blog, she has featured over 500 blogs.
Going to visit her blog. I think those boxes are a great idea.
So much potential for those superhandy chalkboard boxes…I want to line them with contact paper and use them in every room, most definitely right now, in the pantry, which is in such a jumbled state. These would solve that in a snap. Many thanks!
Yay!!!! Thank you so much for the surprise feature:) It made my day!
How cute are those boxes? I love that you can change the labels down the road because, as much as I love labels, it’s always a huge pain in the butt to reprint them when things change around. Also, digging the bold stripes!!!
Such a good idea! The nice thing about this is that you can wipe off the chalk if you want to write something else on it.
Kim, found this on Pinterest (of course) great all the way around.