Jar Storage Ideas: Organize Craft and Desk Supplies
How to use clean glass jars for buttons, beads, ribbon, pins, clips and brushes: matching jar size to contents, color-coding lids, changeable labels, trays and sensible stacking limits.
Creative Projects Using Everyday Materials
Drawer dividers, magazine holders, and jar storage made from boxes and containers you already have, sized to fit your own shelves and drawers.
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How to use clean glass jars for buttons, beads, ribbon, pins, clips and brushes: matching jar size to contents, color-coding lids, changeable labels, trays and sensible stacking limits.
Mark one diagonal on a cereal box, make four cuts, then reinforce and cover it for an upright file that holds magazines, notebooks and loose paper.
Measure your drawer, cut corrugated cardboard strips to height and lock them together with half-depth slots for a grid that fits your supplies. Includes a quicker option using cut-down boxes as trays.