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Repurposing for Organizational Use!

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I was really worried about this post. I am not organized in any way. I try but ….. Well two days ago I started a challenge to become more organized. I need to so that I can move in my studio, LOL! So I decided to make something that would actually help me corral some of my stuff. I am happy that it worked.
For my project I used a number of products from Alteredpages. I used Delicata and Staz-on ink pads. Various stamps (love the rubber stamps) which I pounced parts of all over the place. I used some tulle that I had received from a mailbox muse kit. It was the winter 2015 – Baby Baby Baby kit.  I love it.









I hope you have fun watching my video. I hope also that you will give repurposing or recycling a try…see you next month,
debi
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  1. JackieSaturday, February 21, 2015

    Very crever use for the oatmeal box! What would be small enough to hold Washie tape?

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  2. krcmasterpieceSaturday, February 21, 2015

    Debi-oatmeal canisters are just so useful! I LOVE what you did with yours!! Great idea & will look nice sitting on your desk.

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  3. Denise BryantSaturday, February 21, 2015

    I buy those big oatmeal canisters! Had a friend make a purse out of one of the smaller ones!

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  4. Jackie PNSunday, February 22, 2015

    I love recycling and oatmeal containers are great for this! GO green!

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  5. Robin HorasanianSunday, February 22, 2015

    Great idea for any little item you'd keep in an open container. Much prettier than just putting things in a plain box or bowl!

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  6. TonyaSunday, February 22, 2015

    Very clever idea!

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