** Easy Organizing Finds **

Your child loves her stuffed animals. But they’re taking up too much space on the bed and you’re tripping over them on the floor. This Stuffed Animal Net & Toy Organizer
saves the day!

It holds up to 30 pounds, which is a lot of stuffed animals. And it stretches to 4 1/2 feet wide. Just hang it between two corners of your child’s bedroom or playroom. Be sure to hang it at a level your children can reach (and they’ll be more inclined to use it).

This stuffed animal net also would work in a boys room or even in a corner of the garage to hold baseball mitts and other kids sports items.

When you’re working on a project, it’s helpful to keep all of your items for that project handy. This could be manila files, videos/cds/dvds/ or even books.

Organize each project into one of these Desktop File Boxes. They’re lightweight and have handles so you can tote them from room to room or to the car.

And you can store these on a shelf or under your desk when you’re not working on that project (and clearly they’re very stylish); then bring them to your desktop or table when you need them.

You could use one to hold all bills and tax items. Use another to hold your children’s report cards, permission slips and other related items.

If you want your family to stop tossing their coats, jackets and book bags onto the counter tops and floors, you have to give them better and more convenient options. That’s where this Shelf With Coat Rack Hooks comes in handy. It has six wrought iron hooks and it’s decorative enough to hang in plain sight.

Hang it on the wall in your entryway or foyer. That’s probably the first stop for your family members. Make sure you hang the coat rack at a level where coat tails won’t drag on the floor but yet at a height all family members can reach.

If you or your spouse enjoy fishing, you probably hate it when you’re ready to go and you find your fishing rods either broken or all jumbled together in the garage or closet. The problem is just that you’ve never taken the time to give your fishing rods a proper home.

The solution is this Round Swivel Rod Rack that fits in a corner and swivels–it’s like a Lazy Susan for fishing rod racks.

It holds 24 fishing rods. Even if you don’t fish but your spouse does, buy it to get him organized and keep your garage and closets neater.

This laundry bin is cool because it doesn’t look like one. It looks like a bench. But you could use the surface for folding or sorting small items on too.

It has that crisp white finish that works in any bathroom. But you also can keep this laundry bin in the garage.

In fact, you don’t even have to put laundry in this
Laundry Bench Hamper. Use it to store sports items, books or anything you want.

If you attend scrapbook parties or other crafty get-togethers, you probably need an easy way to carry your craft supplies to and from the car. And what better way than going mobile! This Craft Cart has rubber wheels and a long handle for you to grab to roll the cart while you stand upright.

And it has lots of space when it’s open to hold your stuff (up to 150 pounds of your stuff). Imagine trying to carry 150 pounds! Then again, why bother. Just roll it!

So how do you fit it in your trunk? When you fold it back down it folds flat to about 3 inches.

This is called a craft cart but you could keep it in your trunk and use it to carry grocery bags and loose items from the supermarket—giving you less trips and less back aches when unloading the car.

You could put your beach supplies in it or picnic items for a trip to the park.

You could carry books, office items and anything else you might be toting around that would otherwise be heavy and uncomfortable for you to carry in your arms.

How do you fit a lot of stuff in a little space? In a neat, compact box like this one pictured to the left.

You can fit a LOT in a little space in this three tier :
Snap N’ Stackâ„¢ Storage Box by Snapware®. The trays snap together so you can customize the box and remove the trays independently of each other.

Also, as you can see, the box is translucent which always makes it easier to store and retrieve items without digging through everything in the box. Just look for what you want and then open the box lid and retrieve it.

The handle makes it easy to transport this box from the closet or shelf to your work area. You can store items such as crafts or sewing supplies, small office supplies, kids crayons and other small items and more.

You have how many cell phones? Plus you have other items that need recharging almost daily. And now count your electrical sockets in your home. Short some? That’s where this Power Station Recharger really comes in handy.

It not only hides all those messy charging cords but it adds sockets—sort of. You put all three items that need charging onto the docking station (the power station charger). Then plug their cords into the power strip inside of it.  And finally just plug the single power station charger cord into one wall socket. That’s how you save space, hide those ugly cords and wires and triple your electrical socket usage.

By the way, you can fit any size item on the power station charger because the dividers are adjustable. Just slide the dividers over to best fit your item.

Having a proper sewing table can save you back aches later and make doing your sewing a comfortable activity. You don’t want to be reaching awkwardly for your sewing machine as well as waste time hunting for your accessories. And you want a table that you can pull your chair toward and put your feet under. This Sewing Center pictured to the left has those accommodations.

This sewing center has a three-position lift mechanism that provides ample work surface while sewing. And it provides storage of your machine from view when not in use. The lift mechanism allows you to sew flatbed, free-arm at any height and store your sewing machine easily.

For storing your sewing accessories, use the four drawers, four notion trays and the recessed compartment on top workspace.

Learn to love sewing again by getting comfortable while you’re doing it!

If you use spools of ribbons for crafts or for decorating and wrapping presents, you probably have two problems. One is when you throw your ribbons into a box you have to dig through it to find the one you want. And the second problem is you have all of these miscellaneous ribbon spools unraveling and tangling on each other.

The solution is to organize them on a Ribbon Organizer that allows you to see all of your spools of ribbon at a glance and to neatly retrieve that ribbon.

This hanging ribbon organizer meets those criteria. It’s wire so you can see every ribbon spool placed side-by-side on it. Plus it has plenty of space for storing multiple spools of ribbon—three rows.

Hang it on the wall above your craft or gift wrapping center where you’ll see it when you need it.