How about a bin exclusively for snacks....not just for the kids but for the grown-ups too? My daughter and I had a baking day you wouldn't believe a few days ago. 8 loaves of bread, two different batches of muffins, 3 batches of homemade graham crackers and 4 batches of a delicious granola bar I had posted earlier on my facebook page. She took these yummy things home and packaged them individually for a easy grab in the morning for school lunches! It's a good idea. SOURCE
Do you do the laundry in your home? You're going to want to read this woman's story about how a NEW laundry system changed her life. I think it bears trying. It couldn't hurt! SOURCE
DIY earring holder! I've never been able to find an earring holder that could handle my huge collection of earrings, so I made this! $10 cork bulletin board from Walmart, paper clips, and push-pins! This sits on my dresser next to my mirror. You could even paint the frame or put fabric over the cork for a colorful background! SOURCE-Caitlin Stegeman
Clever Cookie Cutter Storage-Use a paper towel holder to store them-They won't get bent or lost in a drawer SOURCE
How to have a Clean House in only 15 to 20 minutes a day! It can be done. Find out HERE
It's a dresser, no it's a child's library, no, it's both! See how it's done! SOURCE
Now how to "organize" or place your photos on the wall. This is such a clever idea-just use a curtain rod or an decorative iron rod and tie the photos on with a ribbon. Incidentally, the instructions for building this beautiful table are on the blog SOURCE
I've always loved the look of barn doors for doors in a home. With these painted a bright orange it makes quite a statement. Use them in any part of the house, bedroom, closet or laundry room as shown or just as a room divider. Check out this blog to see more photos using barn doors. SOURCE
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ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Katie!
DeleteThanks for putting all these helpful hints in one spot!! I am going to try the detangling spray for dolls!! With 4 girls I have lots of Barbies that I finally just put a messy bun as their hair do!!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these ideas. Thank you for putting them all in one place.
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling your readers about me...I keep finding them coming from you to me! They must be good ones!
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Love these ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips. They are very useful and handy
DeleteThey look pretty cool. Thanks for sharing. Please put more pics
ReplyDeleteLove the doll hairspray! I have Home Daycare and a huge bin of Barbies that are going to get your treatment. Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteCould you, please, write about "fixing" dolls' hair? the original source doesn't exist anymore ((
ReplyDeleteI believe they said to use hair conditioner on the doll. Here's another link that only uses hot water. http://www.housingaforest.com/fix-barbies-hair/
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DeleteIts 2 tbsp. Fabric softener and the rest warm water filling up a mini travel size spray bottle. You can make a bigger batch with more softener if you have a larger bottle.
DeleteIt is 2 tablespoons of fabric softener and tge rest warm water filling up a small spray bottle (travel mini size)
ReplyDeleteJust found your Blog - love it! Thanks for the organizing and cleaning tips - LOVE the barn doors!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, I love it.
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