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10 Bedroom Organization Ideas For Small Bedrooms That’ll Save You So Much Space
It’s no secret that bedrooms can easily become cluttered. These days, most of us have so much stuff that we don’t even know where to put everything. And often times a lot of it just ends up somewhere in our bedrooms.

If you don’t have a proper plan to keep everything organized, things can quickly start to pile up. Because I struggle with this issue myself, I’ve scoured Pinterest for some of the best bedroom organization ideas, and I share them all with you in this post.

For me, a bedroom should be a space that you can relax in. And it’s more difficult to do when its full of clutter with stuff lying around everywhere where it shouldn’t be.

It kind of brings the whole atmosphere and mood of the bedroom down. So try some of these bedroom organization ideas below if you also want to keep your bedroom more organized.

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1. Add floating shelves

Found from Shanty 2 Chic

2. Hang buckets for extra storage

Found from Glamour

If you’re looking for something similar to this, check out this hanging wire baskets from Amazon!

3. Use a bar cart to organize miscellaneous items

Found from The Every Girl

4. Organize your drawers

Found from The Spruce

5. Stackers Bedside Caddies

Found from Container Store

6. Corner Floating Shelves

Found from 4 Men 1 Lady

7. Under the bed storage baskets

Found from The Lilypad Cottage

Check out these cute storage baskets from Amazon!

8. Headboard hidden storage

Found from Leen Loves Style

9. Door Hanging Organizer

Found from Wayfair

Just love the idea of using your bedroom door to create extra space! It’s unobtrusive and can actually look quite stylish!

Plus, there are tons of options to choose from on Amazon if you want to try this yourself!

10. Ladder Shoe Shelf

Found from A Pair And a Spare DIY

Keeping your bedroom neat and tidy doesn’t have to be hard with these great bedroom organization ideas. I hope some of these ideas will help you to keep organized.

If you have any other creative storage and organization ideas, please let me know in the comments section, I’m always looking for more great ideas!

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March 14, 2020
10 Brilliant DIY Clothing Fixes That Every Girl Should Know

Don’t you hate it when your favorite clothing item gets damaged or stained and becomes unwearable? I know I do. Luckily there are a couple of creative DIY clothing fixes you can apply to make your items wearable again.

From stopping that tear in your stocking or tights from spreading any further to fixing holes in your jeans, I’ve rounded up 10 super easy and quick DIY clothing fixes that’ll extend the life of your favorite clothes!

1. Fix a Stuck Zipper

Found from TheKrazyCouponLady

It turns out fixing a stuck zipper is as easy as rubbing some crayon on either sides of the zipper. This should make it come loose. Just be sure to use a crayon that’s the same color as the zipper!

Note: If you don’t want to use crayon, I’ve heard that applying Vaseline the same way can also do the trick.

2. Mend Torn Jeans

Found from DesignMom

If you’ve torn your jeans in a weird place and want to fix it, why not highlight the tear by patching it up with some colorful material.

If you don’t like the idea of adding color to your jeans, you can also patch it up with denim.

3. Use a Razor to Remove Pilling from Clothes

Found from Hamidow

No one wants those little balls of fluff or pills on their clothes that often appear after washing.

Luckily it seems there’s an easy way to get rid of them by using an item we all have – a razor!

Simply lay down the clothing item on a flat surface and use a sharp razor to shave the pills off. Really simple and useful!

4. Stop the Tear In Your Stocking/Tights from Spreading

Found from TheKrazyCouponLady

As much as we love tights, they are unfortunately prone to tearing and getting runs in them. Sometimes it can even happen the first time you put them on.

If you notice a run appearing in your tights, you can apply some clear nail polish all along the run to stop it from spreading any further.

5. Fix a Sweater Snag

Found from Instructables

I’ve had so many of my favorite sweaters snagged by accident.

This tutorial is super useful and shows how you can pull the loop back and spread out the tension in the fabric.

I’ve done something similar to this where I just pulled the loop to the inside of my sweater so it’s not visible on the outside anymore.

6. De-fuzz Your Coat With a Pumice Stone

Found from LifeCrust

If you don’t want to try a razor to get rid of the fuzz on your coats, why not try using a pumice stone?

It will remove all the little pieces of fluff and fuzz and make your coats look brand new!

7. Remove Makeup Smudges with Shaving Cream

Found from HeartBows&Makeup

If you’re ready to head out and notice a makeup smudge or stain on your clothes, try removing it with some shaving cream.

Simply rub the shaving cream on the stain to remove it. For heavier stains you might need to repeat this a few times, but you’ll notice it’ll disappear in no time!

8. Remove Oil Stains From Clothes

Found from TheKrazyCouponLady

Who knew baby powder could be so useful!

If you want to remove oil stains from clothes, pour some baby powder on the oil stains and leave it overnight to soak up the oil.

Nice and easy way to get rid of those nasty oil stains!

9. Never Lose a Button Again

Found from Musely

I’m sure it’s happened to all of us. You wear your favorite shirt or sweater and suddenly notice you have a loose or missing button.

With this trick, you can fix loose buttons by applying clear nail polish to the button’s thread. This should seal the threads in place and stop them from unravelling.

Just be sure to remove any loose strands before applying the nail polish.

10. Reinsert a Drawstring With a Safety Pin

Found from Buzzfeed

If you’ve ever had a hoodie with a drawstring that came out, you know hard it can be to get it back in place.

This hack makes it so easy to reinsert a drawstring.

All you need to do is add a safety pin to one end of the string to help you pull it back through. Wish I knew about this sooner!

And there you have it! These 10 awesome DIY clothing fixes can be pretty handy if your favorite clothes suffer from some wear and tear.

If you have any questions or comments, please let me know below in the comments section, I’d love to help you out!

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June 16, 2019
15 DIY IKEA Hacks To Transform Your Furniture On A Small Budget
If you’re looking to give the furniture and decor in your home a makeover but don’t have the money to buy expensive items, DIY IKEA hacks can be a real lifesaver.

As you probably know, IKEA pieces can sometimes be some of the most affordable furniture you can buy. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most boring and plain looking furniture pieces you can buy.

But what I really love about IKEA items is the various ways you can tweak and hack them into beautiful and expensive looking furniture pieces.

Creative DIY IKEA Hacks You Need To Try

Many of the IKEA hacks you can find online are truly brilliant and creative. Sometimes you’ll end up with items that you won’t believe started out as cheap and simple looking IKEA pieces.

I’ve rounded up some of the best inexpensive and simple IKEA Hacks from around the web.

If you’d like to see the full tutorial for any of these IKEA hacks, please click on the link below each image and you’ll be taken to the relevant website.

DIY IKEA Bar Cart

How cute is this DIY IKEA bar cart? With just a few simple steps you can create one for yourself!

Found from Sugar And Cloth

Color Dipped Stools

These inexpensive stools are such a great steal, perfect for a little paint “dip” that we’ve been seeing everywhere.

Seriously, a mere $19 at IKEA and these can be yours. Plunk them down in the kitchen or as a table for your littlest loves; they even work as a pretty potted plant holder.

By painting the legs in pastel hues perfect for the season, these DIY Dipped Stools will add a splash of Spring to your home.

Found from Style Me Pretty

Golden Striped Side Table

Bring an old table to life again with this gorgeous table hack. This kind of side table makeover could be done with any sort of table with a smooth, clean top.

Found from Dwell Beautiful

DIY Farmhouse Coffee Table

Anyone else love the farmhouse look as much as I do? Then this one is for you!

If you don’t want to go to the expense of buying a new coffee table for this project, just use whatever old coffee table you have- the idea for the project is the same.

Found from The Creative Mom

IKEA Kallax Sideboard

Love this IKEA Kallax hack! It might be a little more work to add the wooden legs but I love the clean and modern effect it gives.

Found from The Crazy Kitchen

Slatted Frame Storage Hack

You probably recognize the slatted bed base, since it’s usually located underneath a heavy mattress to add support.

But instead of hiding this item, which features pieces of pine wood connected by two pieces of cloth, you can transform it into a stylish wall hanger with the help of two wall hooks.

Found from Ich Designer

IKEA Stepstool Plant Stand

This is a simple and quick project, but adding that extra touch by painting the step stool makes all the difference. And it’s a great way to display your favorite indoor plants!

Found from Fedra Online

Golden Chair With White Fur

Glam up a dull chair by spray painting it gold and adding some faux fur!

Found from The Key Item

DIY Vinyl Shelf

Transform an old wooden shelf into this new beautiful, clean, and sophisticated looking shelf.

Found from The Surznick Common Room

Stained IKEA Tarva Dresser

Who’s ready to learn how to stain an IKEA Tarva Dresser? It’s super easy to do and the author walks you through the steps to take so you can recreate this look!

Found from Cherished Bliss

DIY Golden Shelves

It’s no secret that gold is all the rage these days, which is why I’m particularly obsessed with this gilded DIY bookshelf.

Originally purchased at IKEA, the author has given this simple piece an immediate upgrade with a little gilded love, and some marble contact paper.

The best part? The entire thing can be done for $100 total.

Found from Style Me Pretty

Spray Painted IKEA Bracket Shelves

These are IKEA brackets spray painted gold, and then paired with some old barn wood. I love the effect!

Found from Lay Baby Lay

RAST IKEA Dresser

Love this RAST IKEA hack. All you need are a few supplies to make over this cheap IKEA dresser into a sleek modern mid century dresser or night stand.

Found from Hawthorne And Main

DIY Ottoman

Instead of spending over $400 for a cocktail ottoman of this size, you can create this gem for under $120!

Found from Rebecca Propes

IKEA Frosta Stool Hanging Shelf

Piles of paper, a stapler here, other loose papers there; you can’t work well at with a cluttered desk. Try this IKEA hack for creating extra storage space next to your work table.

Found from Vtwonen

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May 25, 2019
15 IKEA Kallax Hacks On A Budget You Need To Try
If you’re looking for a cheap way to improve the look of your IKEA Kallax drawers, then look no further than these creative IKEA Kallax hacks!

If you’re in the market for some new home decor or furniture, there’s no denying that IKEA is one of the best places to find affordable solutions. But out of the box IKEA items are often boring and plain looking, and this might not be look you’re going for.

Luckily, there are some very creative people out there who are kind enough to share their ideas on how to spruce up your decor yourself. And today, I’m sharing some of my favorite IKEA Kallax hacks with you.

Most of these are quite easy to do and will only take an hour or so to do, but some may require a bit more complicated work. However the final results are definitely worth the effort in my opinion.

15 IKEA Kallax Hacks You Need In Your Home

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To view the full tutorial for these hacks, please visit the respective websites linked below the images.

1. Craft Room Work Table

This makes the perfect work table for any crafter. The top is replaceable for only $30 so even if you make a mess while working on your projects, there’s no need to worry!

Found from landeeseelandeedo.com

2. DIY Rustic Cube Shelves

If you love the farmhouse style look, these rustic cube shelves will be perfect for you!

Found from homemadelovely.com

3. IKEA Kallax Nightstand

This one doesn’t require much changing in terms of the item itself, but with proper decorating look how cute and functional this can be as a nightstand!

Found from theeverygirl.com

4. IKEA Kallax Turned into Kitchen Island

This took the author around four hours to complete, but it turned out amazing. Best of all, it’s also incredibly affordable!

Found from jenloumeredith.com

5. DIY IKEA Bar Cart Hack

A bar cart with wheels? Yes please! And if you’re not into wine, this could also double as a coffee cart.

Found from sugarandcloth.com

6. DIY Bookcase Dollhouse

How adorable and creative is this dollhouse? It would look super cute in a playroom for a little girl!

Found from crateandbarrel.com

7. IKEA Kallax Flat File Cabinet Hack

This cabinet will give you so much extra storage, and you can use it for many different storage options.

And it looks so classy to boot!

Found from oheverythinghandmade.com

8. Quick and Convertible Toy Storage

The KALLAX system is so customizable (you can add drawers, doors, or bins in any way that you want) and perfect for storing books and toys of all sizes.

Found from themakerista.com

9. Kallax Unit With Doors and Overlays

This tutorial will show you how to transform the Kallax unit into an expensive looking piece of furniture by adding doors and overlays. This shelf unit can work in so many places, you can use as a TV stand, as a buffet or in a playroom.

Found from thepinkdream.com

10. IKEA Kallax Door Panels Hack

While a cabinet looks great when used for displaying trinkets or photographs, it becomes quite cluttered when used as a storage unit.

This is a great hack if you want to hide all the clutter behind something beautiful like these panels.

Found from jonacodesigns.blogspot.com

11. DIY Banquette Seat

Turn an Expedit shelving unit on its side to create this gorgeous and fancy looking Banquette seat.

Found from melo-drama.com

12. Kallax Bookcase Turned Into Lockers

An IKEA bookcase gets a huge makeover to resemble the look of storage lockers. Perfect to hide away any clutter that you have no other place to put.

Found from littlehouseoffour.com

13. IKEA EXPEDIT As Wine Storer

A useful way to store all your wine with the IKEA Kallax unit.

Found from ikeahackers.net

14. Shelving Unit To TV Stand

If you’re in the market for a new TV stand, make your own with this shelving unit hack. No need to spend tons on an expensive TV stand.

Found from infarrantlycreative.net

15. IKEA No-Sew Window Bench

With a bit of work, you can make your own beautiful window bench. This would be perfect for a nursery with all the extra storage space it offers.

Found from mommyvignettes.blogspot.com

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May 20, 2019
10 Linen Closet Organization Ideas That Also Looks Beautiful
Okay, so today I thought I’d tackle my linen closet. Who would’ve thought that a small closet like that could become so messy and unorganized so quickly? Unfortunately, it happens all the time. Luckily with a little help from Pinterest, I found some great linen closet organization ideas that not only organize your linen closet but also makes it look beautiful.

Beautiful Linen Closet Organization Ideas

When you’re doing laundry and cleaning up your home, it’s often so easy to just shove anything into your linen closet.

And after a while, it becomes so cluttered that you don’t even want to open the door. You know that once you do, various blankets, towels, sheets, and whatnot will come flying out at you.

If you’ve been avoiding tackling your linen closet, then it might be time to get down to business. And I’ve got some help.

With these linen closet organization ideas, you’ll be able to organize your linen closet and keep it organized for good this time.

Whether your linen closet is small and narrow or big and wide, the ideas below are some of the best I found online. Use them as a source of inspiration to get your linen closet back in shape.

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1. Organize with decorative baskets and bins

You can use baskets and bins to group similar items together, making it easier to find something when looking for it.

It also helps to conceal some items which you do not necessarily want to see each time you open your closet, like cleaning supplies and toilet paper.

Image from Dear Lillie Blog

2. Creative extra storage with an over the door organizer

If you’ve got some space in your linen closet, you can add an over the door organizer to create even more storage space.

Use this storage to store smaller items that you need more often so that they’ll be easier to grab.

Image from Amazon

3. Roll your towels and/or blankets

Maximize your space by rolling your towels and blankets and stacking them on top of each other instead of folding them.

You can keep similar colored towels together to create a more cohesive look and feel.

Image from Aqua Lane Design

4. Label your storage containers

If you’re using baskets and bins for storage, you might find yourself looking through a number of them to find the item you want.

Adding labels to your storage containers can help you find items quicker and will help make sure that you store items in the correct containers going forward.

Image from The Simply Organized Home

5. Add a cute curtain

Add a small curtain to sections of your linen closet if you don’t want the items stored there to be immediately visible.

This also helps make your linen closet look neater and will help you hide sections that you don’t find aesthetically appealing.

Image from Restoring The Roost

6. Use wire baskets or clear containers

If you don’t want to label containers in your linen closet, another solution is to use clear containers or wire baskets.

This also makes it easy to find what you’re looking for as you can see exactly what you have and what goes where.

Image from Simply Organized

7. Store sheets in pillowcases

Fold your sheets and insert them into their matching pillow cases before storing them in your linen closet.

This is a quick and easy way to make sure that all your sets always stay together.

Image from Lemons Lavender And Laundry

8. Add towel bars

Add towels bars to the inside of your linen closet door to store sets of clean and ready to use towels.

This will make it easier for guests to find the towels they can use for their next shower.

Image from BHG

9. Use a hamper

Add an elegant hamper at the bottom of your linen closet to store used linens, rags, and towels.

This keeps everything out of sight until laundry day.

Image from A Mrs Among Magnolias

10. Shelf dividers

You can also use shelf dividers to keep items separate on your linen closet shelves.

Image from Amazon

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If you’ve been avoiding your linen closet because it’s unorganized, it might be time to declutter and finally get it organized.

I hope these linen closet organization ideas will inspire you to do just that.

And if you don’t have the time just yet but would like to get back to these ideas later, please pin one of the images below to your organization board on Pinterest.
May 27, 2018