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101 Home Organization Tips

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Organizing a home can be one of the most important things to do to help things run smoothly.  However, it can also be one of the most overwhelming and tedious things to do.  Maybe there is a certain room in your house that needs a little attention, or even just a couple of “junk drawers” in your kitchen.  No matter the size or the space, organizing can be just what’s needed.

The Vivant has brought us 101 Home Organization Tips, and thanks to their tips and research, there’s sure to be an idea for you and that certain area that you need to manage.

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With all the buzz behind the new Netflix series of “The Joy Of Tidying” by Marie Kondo (which was first a book) the internet has gone crazy for organizational tutorials and guides. Once you have worked out what sparks you joy, you still have to find a place for everything and these DIY organizational articles are a great guide.

 

Need help with organizing your supplies? Check out these organizational products from Scrapbook.com

Looking for more ideas on Organizing your home? Check out our Facebook Group Organize My House & Get My Sh*t Together and read some of the most popular Organization articles we have written below.

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Forty-Five Minute White Paper Bag Wreath

I recently came across the “Forty-Five Minute White Wreath” craft from My 100 Year Old Home, and let me tell you, it’s such a simple yet stunning DIY project. The beauty of this wreath is how quickly you can pull it together—just 45 minutes—and the results are honestly impressive.

What I love about this project is how easy it is to gather the materials. You don’t need anything fancy—just basic items like paper lunch bags and a straw wreath, along with a hot glue gun. And once you start gluing on the little paper flowers, the wreath starts coming together beautifully. It’s a perfect craft if you’re looking for something quick, budget-friendly, and elegant at the same time.

The wreath itself has this chic, timeless look to it, which makes it versatile for all kinds of occasions, whether you’re decorating for the holidays, a special event, or just adding a bit of charm to your home. It’s such a lovely way to incorporate simple materials into something that looks more intricate and expensive than it actually is.

I highly recommend this project. It’s easy to do, doesn’t take up much time, and the finished product is a beautiful addition to any space. If you’re someone who enjoys creating homemade décor without spending hours on it, this wreath is a winner!