Pat yourself on the back for a job well done. Happy scrapbooking!
Debbie has been associated with retail sales since 1979 and with her husband their first scrapbook store in 2001, becoming experts in the crafting world. After hearing scrapbooking enthusiasts complain about the poor quality of storage products available, they designed customizable storage systems that could be used for a variety of home and business purposes. Sewers, quilters, jewelers, collectable hobbyists and anglers along with dental offices, salons, and tattoo shops among others found storage and organizing systems invaluable. They are recognized worldwide for their 100% customizable, quality units from wall mounts to moveable and stackable cabinets.In the world of paper crafting, you collect lots of paper scraps. If you do a lot of paper projects, you will see the paper scraps piling up. If you are trying to figure out a way to deal with the leftovers, you may want to read our tips to organize the annoying paper scraps. Read on.
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Repurpose containers
If you want to arrange the right amount of storage for the stash, you don't need to spend lots of money. What you need to do is look for something that is lying around your home. With some wrapping paper and a cereal box, you can make a good storage container.
Schedule
It's important that you choose a weekly or biweekly time in order to reorganize your stuff. It's important to follow the schedule that you have set. This will help you adopt good habits. As a result, you will stay disciplined.
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