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How to Organize Your Life: Easy Sewing Projects

December 22, 2013 by AllFreeSewing Leave a Comment

Cleaning and Organizing Your LifeHappy New Year! The start of a New Year is always a huge relief, isn’t it? Even though it’s just another day, it signifies the start of something new and acts like a reset on your life and on your habits. People make New Year’s resolutions to follow all year round. Have you thought of your own New Year’s resolution?

For many people, getting organized is always near the top of the list. To have your personal space in some sort of order, with things put away and easily located, is a top priority for most people. Luckily for you, we at AllFreeSewing have some fun and easy sewing projects that are geared towards helping you clean and sort your life. Plan ahead and get a head start on all those goals you’re setting for yourself. Maybe you want to keep your house or apartment cleaner; we have some great towel and even Swiffer ideas for you! Do you want to be able to organize your jewelry so you can find what you’re looking for much easier? We have some fantastic DIY jewelry organizers for you to try! And if you’re just looking for a way to make some inexpensive boxes to keep things together and a bit more out of sight, we can help with that, too.

 

Towels and Swiffers:
Before you can actually organize anything, you should probably clean it thoroughly. These easy DIY projects will help you make towels and rags out of things you already own!

  • Cute Sushi Dish TowelReusable Swiffer Sweeper
  • Patriotic Summer Ruffles Set Dish Towel
  • Washable Flip Mop Pads
  • DIY Washable Duster
  • Reusable Swiffer Duster Clothes
  • Reusable Swiffer Sweeper
  • DIY Swiffer Sweater

Bins and Baskets:
Your stuff is organized; now what? It’s time to put it all in its place!

  • Easy DIY Magnetic Pin DishDenim Fabric Basket Tutorial
  • Wise Owl Accessory Holder
  • Stash Buckets
  • Sewn Stash Baskets
  • Sewing Caddy
  • Denim Fabric Basket Tutorial
  • Hanging Fabric Baskets or Pockets
  • Scrappy Fabric Baskets


Accessory/Jewelry Organizers:
What do you do with all your jewelry or smaller items that you want to keep together? Make one of these hanging organizers and never lose track of something again!Hanging Jewelry Holder

  • Wall Organizer Tutorial
  • Sewing Room Filing Pockets
  • Almost No Sew Ring Display Case
  • Hanging Jewelry Holder
  • DIY Hanging Jewelry Organizer
  • DIY Sunglasses Holder

 

Miscellaneous Organizers:
If you want to carry over your organizational strengths and know-how to other places of your life (school, your car, by your bed, etc.), were got just the patterns for you!

Sofa Caddy

  • Car Organizer How To
  • Sofa Caddy
  • School Locker Door Organizer
  • Stars and Stripes Locker Pocket
  • Basic Purse Organizer

 

 

Festive Forest Fat Quarter BundleWant to make these gorgeous, sewn projects? You can with the help of this Festive Forest Five Quarter Bundle from Five Monkey Fabrics! Until January 6th you can enter once a day, every day to win these gorgeous prints. Enter here!

What are your New Year’s resolutions?

 

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From Clutter to Cute: DIY Jewelry Organizers Roundup

July 12, 2012 by AllFreeJewelryMaking 6 Comments

I swear, instead of a cute little ballerina twirling to a light and whimsical tune, the Psycho “Shriek Shriek Shriek Shriek!” stabbing sound effect should play every time I open my jewelry box. Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, shoelaces, last night’s leftover spaghetti, my cat’s whiskers…nothing is safe from the giant, festering knot of chain and charms that seethes within my jewelry box. But today I put my foot down! There are so many cute and easy tutorials for DIY jewelry organizers floating out there on the interweb, I no longer have any excuse for leaving my jewelry in a jumble!

These adorable jewelry hangers, displays, and organizers are as cute as they are convenient. Not only do they help keep your burgeoning jewelry collection in check, but they make awesome decorations for your bedroom! Any one of these fabulous DIY jewelry organizers would help spruce up a room and add a little functional flair to your decor.

This Driftwood Jewelry Hanger from Style & Pepper is one of my absolute favorites. Rustic yet refined, this jewelry display makes an amazing piece of wall art while keeping your necklace chains nice and tangle-free. It’s the perfect project for nature lovers. (Just make sure it’s clean and pest free and all that good stuff!)

If you’re an earring fiend, this Lacy Vintage Earring Organizer is a great organizing solution. This thrifty project is great for those “DIY on a dime” types; it takes less than $10 to make! Plus it’s a quick and easy craft you can easily whip up and have hanging on your wall in an evening.

Then for the true jewelry hoarder, we have this peg board jewelry display. If you have more jewelry than you know what to do with, this might be the solution for you. You’ll never have a problem finding that exact piece you’re looking for again, and accessorizing your outfits will be a breeze.

Now here’s a genius idea–instead of throwing all your jewelry in a drawer, why not hang the drawer on the wall? This clever Necklace and Earring Organizer is made by adding hooks and a coat of paint to a utensil organizer like you’d use in a kitchen drawer, but instead of displaying forks and spoons, you’re displaying your fabulous accessories.

If you’re looking for something a bit more discreet, this gorgeous display idea from Martha Stewart is a fun way to keep your jewelry un-cluttered but still have it out of sight. Use various “orphaned” teacups and saucers (or pick some up at flea markets and garage sales) to create an eclectic organization solution.


Trying to avoid another hole in the wall? This cheese-grater-turned-earring-holder is a fun tabletop organizing option. Add a fresh coat of aqua paint for a retro vibe (or choose whatever palette you please) and add some brass hooks for feet, and you have a kitschy little earring display that will impress your guests.

Here are some other darling DIY jewelry organizers we love!

Check out more jewelry organization solutions at AllFreeJewelryMaking.com, and turn your mess into a DIY masterpiece!

What are your best tips and tricks for keeping jewelry organized?

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Craft Room Tour: Mr. Cricut Crazy

March 26, 2012 by FaveCrafts 4 Comments

Tanner Bell is a blogger at Mr. Cricut Crazy.

 

Take a peek inside Tanner’s craft room in this video tour he made. You’ll feel like you’re really there! Tanner’s craft room is full of Cricut supplies, scissors, and of course, paper. You’ll also see a cool, built-in trash can system, see where he films his video tutorials, and take a sneak peek at some giveaways he’s running on his blog.

Do you have a lot of supplies you never use inside your craft room? How do you deal with craft clutter?

 

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We are giving away a prize a day every day here on our FaveCrafts blog for National Craft Month. It is so easy to enter. Just go to our Project of the Day post and comment to enter! You have 31 chances to win and a new special prize each day. Tune in every day to see if you are the winner!

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Craft Room Tour: Latrice Murphy from Any Occasion

March 19, 2012 by FaveCrafts 4 Comments

Latrice Murphy is a FaveCrafts designer who blogs at Any Occasion.

 

Hey there FaveCrafts fans! Latrice Murphy here with a fun studio tour for you. First off I have to tell you how we decided to create this unique space in our home. We were running out of space in our house when we decided to have our second child. The office that was in the third bedroom would become our daughter’s room, and her old room would be the new nursery.

Our house is a small one with a one car garage that was only storing tools and what not. My husband, being the idea guy, thought maybe we could finish it off, buy a nice big shed for the backyard, and make this the office. He was right! We cleared the space out of all tools, bikes, toys and whatever else, organized them nicely in a BIG shed, and went to work. We had to Epoxy the floors for a clean look, find cabinets from a house I actually remodeled (SCORE!) finish off the outside wall, paint, trim and add insulation to the garage door. WHEW! After all that hard work we went shopping.

IKEA was by far the best place for us to find large tables, shelves, racks and more. I have figured out a way to utilize just about every inch of space and keep it all organized. Here are some photos of my space along with a video tour I created to share with you all!



Thanks for visiting my studio and I hope to see you soon. Please visit me over at my blog.

How do you keep your craft room organized when it gets messy? What are your motivational tips?

GIVEAWAY
We are giving away a prize a day every day here on our FaveCrafts blog for National Craft Month. It is so easy to enter. Just go to our Project of the Day post and comment to enter! You have 31 chances to win and a new special prize each day. Tune in every day to see if you are the winner!

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Craft Room Tour: Amanda Formaro from Crafts by Amanda

March 12, 2012 by FaveCrafts 5 Comments

Amanda Formaro is a FaveCrafts designer who blogs at Crafts by Amanda and Amanda’s Cookin’.

 

I’m pretty excited to share this with you, but I have to warn you first. My craft room is in the basement. It’s not all glamourous and shiny like the ones you see featured in big magazines. It involves concrete walls, exposed plumbing, laundry machines and all the ugly things you find in a basement. It’s not pretty, but it’s a large space and a great place to keep my overwhelming amount of craft supplies contained. When we bought the house, we took a paint sprayer and 20 gallons of white paint to all the dingy walls. So it’s a far cry better than it was, but it’s still not pretty.

So with that disclaimer out of the way, I bring you my great big wonderful craft table, complete with cork board and magnetic chalkboard! Here’s a before picture… eewww.


And an after…

I definitely didn’t want cords all over the table top of my table, so hubby drilled a hole in the middle and attached a power strip upside down under the table. This way all the cords go through the center and none of them will be stretched across the table top.

That caused an issue for my glue gun though. Since the glue gun does not have an on/off switch, it can’t be left plugged in. So we used those one-hole straps I mentioned above to run a small extension cord through so that it pokes out under the table right where I work. There’s enough slack in the cord too so I can stretch the glue gun across the table and work with it from anywhere.

So there’s still a lot of work to be done as you can see from the mess laying around, but things are so much better and I have so much room to work now! See more pics of Amanda’s craft room on Crafts by Amanda.

Do you have an organized craft room? What are your favorite storage methods?

GIVEAWAY
We are giving away a prize a day every day here on our FaveCrafts blog for National Craft Month. It is so easy to enter. Just go to our Project of the Day post and comment to enter! You have 31 chances to win and a new special prize each day. Tune in every day to see if you are the winner!

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Craft Room Tour: Marti Wills from Pezadoodle Designs

March 5, 2012 by FaveCrafts 6 Comments

Marti Wills is a FaveCrafts designer who blogs at Pezadoodle Designs.

 

I have been an artist and crafter for as long as I can remember, but only in the last several years have I been blessed enough to have an actual studio room all to myself! My studio has been a work in progress over the years as my interests changed and I tried out different organizational methods. I finally hit upon something that works really well for me and I am excited to show it to you here! It is still not totally complete but it is very close.

My studio set up is done purely for function and ease. I do not worry about the looks or decorativeness. I do not worry about lining up jars and jars of embellishments by color. I wanted a space that gave me maximum creative ease without getting me bogged down in excessive organization. I also needed to be mindful of my budget. Full kitchen cabinets and a built in sink would be lovely but what I really like to spend my money on is supplies and tools!
My studio occupies one room in our basement – our basement is open so there is nothing blocking it from the rest of the basement area which I really like. Although the room is on the smaller side, I wanted as much workspace as possible. I purchased one 8’ table and two 6’ tables over the course of several years, in addition to a drafting table I have had for quite some time. My husband came up with a genius idea to arrange them in a spiral (the spiral of crafting insanity he calls it).

When I enter the “spiral” I have a 4-drawer file cabinet and 2 large shelves along the left wall. The shelves were purchased at Home Depot, both on sale, and they are very deep – more so than a standard shelf.

The file cabinet was one of the more expensive items I have purchased, but worth every penny. I have all of my 8 ½” x 11” paper in the middle two drawers organized in hanging files by color.

By using a swatch of each to write the color name on for the tab, I can see at a quick glance what color I want to use. The bottom drawer contains all of my specialty papers such as grunge board, acrylic packaging, and sketches and other items I want easy access to. The top drawer is for scraps. I group scraps very simply by color – so all shades of orange go in a hanging folder, all shades of purple in another, etc.

My 12” x 12” paper is stored on the deep shelf next to the cabinet.

Originally I used the plastic bins by Cropper Hopper. Then I came across the sturdier 3 section ones also by Cropper Hopper and have been gradually switching over to them. Again my organization is fairly basic – like color groups together, dotted together, holiday patterns together and other patterns together.

The deep shelves also house all of my stamps and other items. I knew I wanted shallow drawers so they would not be difficult to dig through and I found these sets of three fit perfectly on the shelves.

I do not have them labeled yet but because they are clear it is easy enough to see the contents. Again I went for ease of organization – I classify them by broad category – birthday, Christmas, collage, floral. This prevents me from spending too much time putting things away when I have let them pile up!

To the right of the shelves is my daughter’s craft area – of course I had to include space for her! She has a child’s craft table and lots of plastic drawers for her own use as well as more drawers for my use!

Her area could use a little straightening!

Because I do so many different things I needed a lot of workspace and I get that with my large tables. I have a space for sewing, building miniatures, working with polymer clay, electronic die cutting, painting and papercrafting! I also have a small old table we had that is set up for photographing my projects.

For anyone who blogs or submits photographs of their work for publication, a good spot for photos is essential. I purchased an inexpensive yard of material which is tacked to the wall so I have a pure white background. Lighting is also essential!

Even though I had ample workspace I was seriously lacking in storage. After trying a number of different things I found I liked the plastic storage drawers the most for a number of reasons. First, they come in such a wide variety of sizes and configurations. I can get exactly the size, number and depth drawers I need for whatever I need to store in them. Second, I can see through them and know right away what is in them. Finally, the drawers are removable. I can grab the one I need and pull it out to use whatever is inside. Now I don’t need to do this for all of them but for something like my colored pencils this is quite handy – I pull it out and can place it where ever I am working, even take it upstairs.

On top of the table I have sets of smaller drawers.

These keep items like acrylic blocks and a variety of embellishments handy when I need them.
In addition, I have a variety of sizes beneath all of the tables.


Because my main work area is a spiral I have plenty of space yet everything is within easy reach!

If you are like me and have oodles of little bottles on hand, a spice rack might be just what you need. I found these at target several years ago but I think I may need to add another one!

Of course I acquire books nearly as fast as I acquire supplies so I have a tall bookshelf tucked in one corner.

My cricut cartridges take up far less space using the Scrap-cesories boxes! You can see my Cricut machines and my polymer clay roller on either side. Having the space to keep items out and accessible means I make better use of them!

As I mentioned, our basement floor plan is open so I can see what is going on, watch TV, interact with other family members who may be down there with me.

My workspace ready to go! I have ample lighting set up as well as my video camera for filming. Today I will be working with my Luminarte Artist Pigments and so I have easily pulled out the drawer and can see them all! I have a variety of buckets from the Target $1 spot which hold pens, markers, paint brushes, scissors, etc. (I swear by the Ranger water bucket!)

One final item I will mention that has been invaluable is the power strip you can barely see going across the back of my worktable. It is 5’ I think and has plug sockets every few inches. This allows me to keep everything plugged in as well as plug something in temporarily.

What is your best organizing tip? How do you keep your supplies in order?

GIVEAWAY
We are giving away a prize a day every day here on our FaveCrafts blog for National Craft Month. It is so easy to enter. Just go to our Project of the Day post and comment to enter! You have 31 chances to win and a new special prize each day. Tune in every day to see if you are the winner!

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Craft Rooms Exposed Series: Kara Jones

January 14, 2012 by FaveCrafts 13 Comments

Welcome to another issue of the FaveCrafts Craft Rooms Exposed series! As promised in our monthly craft question post, every day this week we’ll be featuring the inside of a famous craft designer’s craft room. Get inside tips from some of our favorite bloggers and designers and find out how they turn their craft rooms into lean, mean crafting machines! And now without further ado, let’s explore our first featured craft room.

Today’s featured designer: Kara Jones, MotherHenna.com

How to Organize Your Craft Room: 15 Room Tours and DIY Organization Ideas from Your Favorite Bloggers.

 

For of Kara’s craft room, download our free eBook, How to Organize Your Craft Room: 15 Room Tours and DIY Organization Ideas from Your Favorite Bloggers.

 

 

Want to know more about Kara?  Read all about her on her FaveCrafts designer profile.

 

Craft Room Tips and Tricks:
Using shoe racks and hanging mesh/cloth shelves helps me be able to see what is in storage.  Plus it gives me space to rotate out supplies from the tables if I need more table top space to work a particular project.

How to Organize Your Craft Room: 15 Room Tours and DIY Organization Ideas from Your Favorite Bloggers.

Have you used a hanging shoe rack to organize your craft room?

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Guest Post: Organizing Craft Supplies

May 4, 2011 by FaveCrafts Leave a Comment

This guest blog post was written by Leslie Turner.

We are very “Go Green” oriented in our home. We love second-hand stores! This has prompted my “Save the Earth/Protect the Environment/Don’t Recycle – reUSE” page on my website, Leslie’s Green Garage. Why throw something away that someone else can use! In today’s economy, it just doesn’t make sense to go out and buy “brand new” when you can buy “used” instead, and be just as happy!

I’m very fortunate that my husband is a remodel contractor who is able to save lots of neat items from certain demise when he does his remodels. We have used a number of very good condition second-hand items in the remodel of our own home which is turning out quite nice! And we’re not done yet! He made one side of our Computer Room into a Scrap ‘N Craft area for me using an awesome 12-foot blue counter top with a grey overhead cabinet and two sets of drawers from an office remodel, and a nice set of kitchen cabinets from a home remodel that he painted grey to match. I purchased a bunch of small rectangular bins (3 for $1 at a local dollar store) that I labeled for all of my small items. These bins are 10” long x 6” wide x 2” deep, and are the perfect size to go in cabinets or drawers. I have them grouped and labeled as follows: Arrows & Frames, Baby, Birthday, Bling, Butterflies, Child, Christmas, Corners & Brackets, Dazzles, Flowers, Hearts, Miscellaneous, Odds & Ends, Seasonal (beach, BBQ, etc.), Stars, Tags, Thanks/Sympathy/Get Well, and Wedding/Anniversary. This has worked very well for me – when I need something specific for a project, such as “bling,” I pull out the “Bling” bin or if I need “flowers,” I pull out the “Flowers” bin! It’s great and was a very inexpensive way to organize the items I use the most for my projects. I later found some at a consignment shop for 25 cents each, so I bought a few more to organize things in my drawers such as Stickles, glue sticks, tape runners, staples, glitter, flocking, and my stiple brush.

I also found some inexpensive plastic divided boxes for $1.99 at a local craft store that I labeled for my Brads, Buttons/Letters/Charms/Clips, Eyelets, Miscellaneous, and Paper Clips/Anchors. These stack nicely on a shelf, or would certainly go in a cabinet or drawer, and they are see-through so can see the contents.

I had so many spools of ribbon, and you know how unruly ribbon can be! I discovered that I could straighten out an old wire clothes hanger, stack 12 to 14 spools of ribbon on it (stick it up through the center of each spool of ribbon), then bend each end of the wire so the ribbon spools will not fall off. These fit perfectly in a drawer! Awesome organization, and no more unruly ribbon!

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Craft Rooms Exposed Series: Week 5

March 21, 2011 by FaveCrafts 11 Comments

Welcome to the fifth issue of the FaveCrafts Craft Rooms Exposed series!  As promised in our monthly craft question post, we will be featuring one craft room every Monday.  Get inside tips from some of our favorite bloggers and designers and find out how they turn their craft rooms into lean, mean crafting machines!   And now without further adieu, let’s explore our latest featured craft room.

Featured Room Designer: Alyice Edrich from Alyice Edrich Creatives

Organizational Tip: I just reorganized my craft room, yet again, by purchasing more plastic bins and shelves and adding an extra table. For me to create, I need things easily accessible and I need some sort of organization. For instance, I have a bin with three drawers that has “in progress” hand painted papers, “ready to alter” hand painted papers, and “ready to frame” hand painted papers. Then I have a bin with three drawers for hand painted papers that I sized. Each size is then placed into a baggie and labelled…right now I have 2×2, 4×3, and 5×7 cut papers. I also have bins with drawers for tags, mulberry papers, store-bought papers, and scrap papers.I can buy the bins from Wal-Mart and Dollar General from $4 to $15 a pop and the shelves from Wal-Mart for $20. Because they are white, they brighten up my dungeon (my art room is in the basement next to my office). And because the bins are see-through, I can see at a glance where things are saving me time when I need something specific.

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Ask Maria How to Organize in a Small Space?

March 11, 2011 by Maria 5 Comments

My craft room is also my bedroom and I have a loft bed with my school desk and a chair under it, but I need more space as I sew, paint, bead, and just love to craft in general. My room is dedicated to my crafts yet it is so small I have a craft desk in the corner with a small book shelf. Any ideas?

Oh, I feel your pain! Organization for crafters is not easy even with a whole studio dedicated to crafting. Plus you are more than likely on a tight budget while going to school.  My first thought was a chest which could hold supplies a bit hidden, but available easily. You really need to think about what kind of supplies you use. A set of simple shelving on a wall might help. I often “display” my supplies like room accents. I put my tools in mason jars and line them up on a shelve in an eye-pleasing manner. I also use stackable organizers, from shoe boxes to plastic containers. I just keep stacking up! I also get rid of bulky packaging when possible, it seems to make room for actual supplies.

Please share your organizational tips for small spaces! Let’s get clutter-free in 2011

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