Scarves and belts can often be a trouble-spot in wardrobes. Often, they can take up a lot of precious storage space if not organised properly, or they can easily become a jumbled mess. I shared a few wardrobe organisation ideas last week, with the use of storage boxes, drawer dividers, cubbyholes and open shelving. Today I thought I would show you how I personally store my belts and scarves, and give you a few extra ideas to help get this trouble-spot sorted!
If you opened up your wardrobe/chest of drawers right now, what would you be faced with? Is your bedroom floor covered in clothes or can you never find anything to wear because you can't easily access all your items? Or have you got some good clothes sorting systems already in place? I'm very particular about having mine super-organised - I'm not a fan of having clothes on the floor, on chairs, or at the bottom of the closet, mainly because I want getting dressed in the morning to be as painless as possible! I'm also a stickler for having everything folded, although I admit that I rarely iron.
If you have trouble keeping your wardrobe sorted and organised, I've got some inspiring ideas and easy tips for you in today's post!
Hi friends, I'm so excited to be here today because, the month of May at 'The Organised You' is going to be wardrobe month, where I'll be sharing lots of ideas, tips and tricks for getting your wardrobe and clothes sorted! I've got ideas for organising scarves, belts, kids' accessories and clothes, as well as the essentials for keeping your wardrobe organised.
Organising the spaces in your home doesn't have to be an expensive project. I often use items like shoeboxes, old phone boxes and inexpensive containers as simple but effective storage solutions. Covering the more unattractive containers with pretty paper is an easy way to create a unified look to your space. And of course labels are an essential step in keeping any space organised! In today's episode of The Organised You TV, I'm sharing some tips and tricks for organising your laundry cupboards using inexpensive and simple storage solutions.
I can't believe April is over already - these weeks are definitely flying! For me, this month has been about reassessing and reflecting on what's important in life. Have you ever reached that point where life is so hectic you realise you need to make changes before you go under? I'm so glad I have people in my life that help to steer me in the right direction - and thankyou so much to many of you for the supportive messages, I was beyond touched!
I'm sure many of you can relate to overflowing plastics cupboards, with mismatched lids or ones that no longer fit properly, old tatty containers, and never being able to find what you're looking for. I think food storage containers have actually been multiplying in our house over the last few years! Here's how I put a system in place to try to organise them.
