Anonymous asked: Hi, I am in the process of getting my own sewing studio and my fabrics are EVERYWHERE, any suggestions on cute storage ideas for my fabrics and all that? Thanks

I do indeed :) 

This could be my favorite fabric storage idea. She uses fabric organizers that you can buy here, but you could make them pretty easily. (You can find a how-to here!)

(via girl inspired)

I really love this idea from Cut Out & Keep. It’s a fabric booklet, so you can easily keep track of what fabric you have, and how much of it you have. It’s a really great idea if you make things for friends or clients, so they can easily browse through your fabrics :)

They include a pdf download of the template, so it’s really simple!

Here’s another tutorial for a fabric rack that looks pretty handy:

(via prudent baby)

This is another one of my favorite all around DIY ideas. Using baby food jars to store pins, buttons, thread, etc:

(tutorial @ Craftiness Is Not Optional)

Also! Here’s a list of fabric storage inspiration, including this idea which I really love:

I BELIEVE those are pants hangers that are being used. I think. I see them all over the place, so I don’t think they’d be too hard to find.

I hope these ideas helped! Let me know if you need any more :)

Good luck!!

xx, Alex ^-^ 

Anonymous asked: What can I do with my old belts when it comes to organizing?

I have two favorite ways of organizing belts. 

1) screw small hooks into the walls of your closet, door or wall (evenly spaced, in a straight line so as not to look too messy) and hang them by their buckles!

2) SHOWER RINGS! You can fit quite a few belts on one shower ring, and you can hook those shower rings onto a hanger to store in your closet!

I hope this helped! Good luck :) 

Anyone else have ideas? Let me know!

Anonymous asked: this probably sounds a little silly but do you have any tutorials on things you can use a pringles can for?

haha, what’s silly is the fact that I actually have Pringles can ideas bookmarked!

• You could cover them with patterned paper or fabric, and gift cookies in them! Like this:

I seriously can’t believe I’ve never thought of this. It seems so obvious, and so PERFECT!

(via A Thousand Words)

• You could also cover them with (again) patterned paper or fabric, stack and glue them together and use them to organize pens/pencils/whatever:

(via Clean & Scentsbile)

• Another idea is this super easy kaleidoscope for kids! 

I loooooved kaleidoscopes when I was a kid. Shoot- I still love them.

(via The Chocolate Muffin Tree) I wanna meet that tree.

• I really love this yarn-wrapped Pringles can as well:

I feel like it’s the perfect height to store knitting needles! Or you could cut it in half for your crochet hooks, which is what I’d do :) 

There are a million other uses you could come up with too, in case you don’t knit or crochet.

(via adventures of a lady in training)

• My last idea are these Pringles can bangles!

I’d use fabric instead of ribbon, but that’s just me.

via Craftster!

Okay, I think that’s about all I have. 

Oh, also! Here’s a picture of a beaver and a platypus eating pringles:

Good luck! :)

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Submitted by pieconspiracy:

 I have a tip from my father, but no pretty photos to go along with it: pill bottles. He uses them to store push pins and tiny screws and whatnot. He has several daily prescriptions, so might as well use the bottles for something, right?

yes, absolutely! that’s a great idea.

now I must start to keep empty pill bottles, decorate them and save them for tiny storage!

thanks!!