Organization Pirate
After three days riding the high seas of chaos, where things always get much worse before they get better, I finished organizing my craft room last night. Dawn and I are now The Pirates Who Organize Everything, and for proof that I deserve to be part of this elitist group, I am posting, for your viewing pleasure, in-colour photographic evidence of my geekiness.
(The Pirates Who Organize Everything may be hired out for exorbitant fees that will simulate the feeling of getting plundered, for an authentic pirate-encounter experience. Cannon-ball holes in the living room wall are free of charge. Contact me at 1-800-RIPPED OFF for your personal consultation.)
Rubbermaid products are an essential part of any organization endeavour.
Also, labels. (They are all hiding on the ends of the containers. I haven't done up more for the sides, yet.)
My "Inspiration Bucket" and toolkit.
Look at all the pretty colours!
Close-up on geekiness.
Silk and Paper Flowers all in a row--you gotta have some Pretty in with the Practical, after all.
(The Pirates Who Organize Everything may be hired out for exorbitant fees that will simulate the feeling of getting plundered, for an authentic pirate-encounter experience. Cannon-ball holes in the living room wall are free of charge. Contact me at 1-800-RIPPED OFF for your personal consultation.)
Rubbermaid products are an essential part of any organization endeavour.Also, labels. (They are all hiding on the ends of the containers. I haven't done up more for the sides, yet.)My "Inspiration Bucket" and toolkit.Look at all the pretty colours!Close-up on geekiness.Silk and Paper Flowers all in a row--you gotta have some Pretty in with the Practical, after all.P.S. My "Craft Room" is a re-purposed wet bar in my basement. It works pretty well, actually! It's surprising how much stuff you can fit into a small space with enough shelves and plastic containers! :-)
How was your weekend, friends?
How was your weekend, friends?
