cobainreincarnated asked: Just thought I'd let you know that I've gone through all 82 pages, and loved it all. If all goes well, I'll be moving out in a year, whether I go to college or move to an apartment somewhere, creative and effective storage will be needed, and this blog should help me change my stacking ways.
Glad I could help! Thank you so much for reading!
driedfruits asked: i have a postcard collection that i feel bad to put away in a box. is there any way i can display my postcards in a creative way? thanks!
What about devoting a small wall or section or wall to them and hanging them with decorative clothespins from twine or ribbon? If your collection is particularly large, you could switch them out every once in awhile and then you could also kind of ‘re-live the moments’. I’ll put a more in depth post on my to-do list. :) Thanks for reading!
watchforthebluebox asked: not a question, more of a thanks! Moving into my first place away from home this year and can't measure how much your blog has helped me get settled into a new strange place :) THANK YOU
Well shucks, thanks so much! I’m glad this collection could help! Happy housewarming!
Wrapping Paper Organizer Tutorial via Two Little Hooligans
Upside down stool becomes some serious storage. An original idea if I ever did see one. For those of you that don’t sew, you could always rig something up from pre-made shopping bags I am sure.
Uncluttering after the loss of a loved one | Unclutterer
Great article about de-cluttering through the bereavement process.
CD Shelf Turned to Bathroom Shelf via Bits & Pieces
I love this kid of thinking. CD shelve are perfectly sized for so many things. My favourite is fat quarters of fabric but this is easily a close second.
DIY Animal Hooks - Martha Stewart Kids’ Crafts
Does it get any cuter than animals bums?! I don’t think it gets much easier either. If you are painting impaired like myself, you could always decoupage your animal behinds on beffore adding your painted hooks.
Clever Clock hanger : Poppytalk
Repurpose that skinny belt you never wear anymore (or your mom’s or sister’s) and stylishly hang a clock in your office, dorm or living room!
I am planning a super duper book exchange party! I am so excited. But, I am having trouble finding drinks (both alcoholic and non) inspired by specific books. With the exception of Harry Potter and The Hunger Games. Would you be so kind as to help me out? In the answer box, could you either post a link to a list of recipes (or even just suggestions) or your own ideas? That would be super, if you give me a suggestion please include the book that inspired it (and the character that drank it).
Cheers!?
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