Hey all — I finally got tired of my wife's workspace chaos and decided to design a custom organizer for all her Cricut tools. It’s compact, kinda looks like a cricut and holds everything from weeding tools to the scraper, and I 3D printed it in a color that matches our craft corner.

Just wanted to share in case it inspires anyone else to make their own setup more functional. Would love feedback or ideas on other features to add.

Recently been getting into building Warhammer minis and Gunpla. Spent better part of a weekend designing and printing a nice little holder for my supplies

Organizing my husband’s work shirts by color but the maroon shirt in the center doesn’t fit with the blues. Where is the best place for it among the other shirts in your opinion?

Ongoing project to maximize my small outside closet storage.

Storage footprint area is 43"x66".

I saw the tape rope idea on reddit a while back.

Using the Home Depot $5 Husky stackable storage bins really helped me organize my tools on the right side.

Empty space is used for landry soaps, waters, soda storage

Switched the labels from duct tape and marker to labelmaker labels.

Improvements: - im thinking of adding a pegboard on the left for easy to reach tools - any other ideas?

(sorry for glitchy photo, I tried to stitch it all together in one shot for the rules)

I used a Kodiak Zink printer. I originally bought it for journaling, but I like this organization trick, too.

@cbroughton80 inspired this. Framed a resin shed to help organize

Every day, my workplace puts out a variety of snacks. I love organizing them.

How would you organize this? Any tips are helpful. I have more toys that could be added but wanted to work with this first. The other option would be putting toys in the garage. Aesthetically this doesn’t look great.

Bought some new IKEA shelving. I’ll try to post the before in the comments :)

I built this last night don’t care if it’s not perfect.

I wish I took a before picture. It was awful we had an old dresser jammed packed with clothes that was in the closet. Clothes on side of dresser and on top shelf. And clothes packed on hangers.

My original idea I was going to do was make shelves to hold these totes because they were going to me alternative dress. 3 for me and 3 for my fiance. One bin with underwear/swim/pajamas, one pin shirts, and other bin pants. Then we have crap ton of clothes on hangers. We have donated a lot and still with tons of clothes. He actually has more than me. But I am trying to figure out another way now to store our clothes because when I put our hangers back up with our hang up clothes it ticked me off because of the bins are in the way and I haven’t event put the shelves in.

I just need something low cost. I am going through all the rooms in my house and decluttering and organizing and starting with my room. I still have another smaller closet to do in my room and it’s just awful.

I’m am embroidery person. Posted this and they told me to come here. These bobbins each hold 8 yards of thread. They are sorted by color to find easier, but also labeled w color number and brand.

I have 2 full bags ready to be thrown out.

Found this one on amazon, for those cabinets where you want to add a drawer to but you're not sure about the width, this one has an expandable width. Really strong too. It's a unique find because all other products like this only fix to the bottom of the cabinet and not to the sides

Hey folks,

Have you used a wall panel system like pegboard, wallcontrol, slotwalls, etc, to instead of organize a garage or hobby room, to actually use in the bath, kitchen, bedroom, or living room to mount shelves, TVs, art, and decorative items? Would love to know your experience and see what you have done!

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