To start us off, Tiffany reminds us we can organize on a budget by using what we already have on hand. See how she utilized some extra boxes {you can also use cereal boxes}, to make her own decorative magazine files!
She also shows us how to make the cutest clipboards around!
Not to mention she has a great mail station to handle all those paper monsters!
Anna took control of her cords!
Laina gave a trunk an extreme makeover and then used it to store her scrap-booking supplies! Hello lovely!
And while you are checking out that beauty, how can you not fall in love with the frames that she DIY's for her shop?
Jo-Anna gave a Goodwill find the prettiest of makeovers, and now she can organize her kiddo's school papers in style!
Heather keeps her "To Do's" on track with her adorable DIY dry erase frame checklist!
Angie has a super simple way to manage and track her monthly bills.
Not to mention a card organizing system that is simply divine!
Amanda keeps her magazine stash organized by month!
For those of you who love to hold on to greeting cards, this is the smartest way I have ever seen to do so!
What I wouldn't give to have a great command center like this one:
Kara added some simple wall pockets that she made not only functional, but oooh la la lovely!
Speaking of lovely, Heather created a happy workspace that ultimately lead to a clutter free kitchen!
And Ashley tackled piles and piles of papers {two years worth}, which is such an inspiration to just get it done already!
You all absolutely left me impressed with your beautiful craftiness that allows you to create organizing goodies on such a limited budget! And tackling papers and offices isn't always easy, but your drive to get it under control and create a system to keep it that way, is beyond inspirational! Let's get chatty and share your absolute favorite tip for staying organized in the office {or with any types of paperwork}!
I will kick it off again. Mine is to take 2 minutes every day to sort the incoming mail and instantly recycle all of the envelopes and "junk". Don't let those paper monsters take over your limited high valued real estate such as counter tops and end tables.
Your turn again! Ready? Set? Go!!
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