Welcome to Day 16 of 31 Days of 15 Minute Organizing
Okay, I realize there is no way you are going to get your whole craft space organized in 15 minutes. I’m talking about one little space, like: buttons, fabric, paint, scrapbook supplies, craft papers, yarn, wood, a drawer, or a shelf. By getting at least one space organized it will motivate you to continue to get the rest of your craft supplies in order. If it’s not today don’t worry about it, just love the space you have organized and let it motivate you. Remember as you are going through your things to toss or donate items you haven’t used in a year or two. Those things are just taking up space and not leaving room for things you really use.
Organizing your Craft Space
Set your timer for 15 minutes and get busy. You will probably need a garbage bag and a donation bag. Work as fast as you can, starting and finishing one space at a time. This process makes it easier if you what to organize a whole room but only have a few minutes at a time. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
Organize your buttons in separate small containers by color. Or place them all in a mason jar. You can display them on a shelf or tuck them away in a drawer.
Wrap your twine around clothes pins and store them in a jar or place your large rolls of twine in a wire basket (as shown in a photo below).
Organize your papers by color, pattern, size, season or holiday. Placing them on separate shelves makes it easy to find what you need.
Organize ribbon and twine in store bought or DIY containers. Make them pretty enough to be displayed. What space are you going to organize first?
Check out more of my Craft room here and here for more ideas.
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