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11-22-2010, 08:21 PM
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Home owner
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I was talking with a couple of the admins and well I really wanted to create a whole section dedicated to this. This might have to satisfy this instead. I was wanting to see some pictures or have some people post up some ideas for organizing an area. Like organizing your work bench, or the garage, even the kitchen cabinets. So if any one has any advice or pictures post them up
Oh one of the Ideas I had was to use jars to keep all your extra nails. Keep the nails or what ever in the jar then take the lid and screw it to the under side of a work area... then when you need a nail or something unscrew it from its lid then screw it back on to store it away  dont have any pictures ... my bad :\
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11-25-2010, 10:15 AM
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the Musigician
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I made this one to hold coffee jars.
The slats swivel and the pegs hold them at an angle that makes them easy to remove.
Then you can pull the peg and they lay flat. Po)
Double drilled, centered mounting holes in the front to screw to one stud.
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11-26-2010, 12:21 AM
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Member
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Location: West Michigan
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How to Organize your Work Spaces
This is how I organized my scrapbooking room.
My scrapbooking room
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11-26-2010, 08:14 PM
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Home owner
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How to Organize your Work Spaces
Quote:
Originally Posted by DangerMouse
I made this one to hold coffee jars.
The slats swivel and the pegs hold them at an angle that makes them easy to remove.
Then you can pull the peg and they lay flat. Po)
Double drilled, centered mounting holes in the front to screw to one stud.
DM
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Originally Posted by gma2rjc
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Hey guys Great Ideas! Thanks alot for the contributions ! I thought maybe this idea for a section would be a bad one ...
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11-28-2010, 12:30 PM
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I like this idea. I'd like to see how other people have organized things.
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11-28-2010, 12:46 PM
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Home owner
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Originally Posted by gma2rjc
I like this idea. I'd like to see how other people have organized things.
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Yea I know what you mean !@!@! Its like peering into a house and seeing how they have arranged stuff in their house that is most like to yours....strange?"
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12-02-2010, 11:38 AM
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Stuck in the 70's
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My Mess.
This house is a little weird. With the exception of the living room, the laundry room is the largest room in the house. Bigger than any of the bedrooms, it does double/triple/quadruple duty: laundry room; linen closet; pantry; tools; quilting room; winter work room; general storage; etc. etc.
The pic is taken from the doorway. The wall behind my right elbow has a small chest freezer, water softener, washer/dryer and water heater. The wall to my left is lined with more shelves with pantry items, linen/towels, more sewing stuff and more tools. The small plastic containers hold my smaller tools and supplies (screwdrivers, chisels, hammers, clamps, etc) If I want to be able to find them I have to keep them separate from DH's. This is actually the neatest it has been in months.
There should be a table in there too, but we pulled it out to use for Thanksgiving and haven't put it back yet.
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12-02-2010, 12:00 PM
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Oh, I would love to have a storage area that big. We have a separate room for storage, but I call it 'the landfill'.
I organize it and less than 2 weeks later it looks like heck again. It seems that our family has sudden attacks of memory loss. Everyone knows where to go to get something they need, but can't remember where to put it when they're done with it.
If it's not a memory issue, then it must be 'slobaholism'.
Barb
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12-02-2010, 06:50 PM
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Home owner
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Originally Posted by Blondesense
My Mess.
This house is a little weird. With the exception of the living room, the laundry room is the largest room in the house. Bigger than any of the bedrooms, it does double/triple/quadruple duty: laundry room; linen closet; pantry; tools; quilting room; winter work room; general storage; etc. etc.
The pic is taken from the doorway. The wall behind my right elbow has a small chest freezer, water softener, washer/dryer and water heater. The wall to my left is lined with more shelves with pantry items, linen/towels, more sewing stuff and more tools. The small plastic containers hold my smaller tools and supplies (screwdrivers, chisels, hammers, clamps, etc) If I want to be able to find them I have to keep them separate from DH's. This is actually the neatest it has been in months.
There should be a table in there too, but we pulled it out to use for Thanksgiving and haven't put it back yet.
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I love it ... its pretty cool stuff ... i need to get me a few of those storage things as well for my closet in the office.
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12-05-2010, 07:55 PM
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Woodtick
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Originally Posted by gma2rjc
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You are now officially my wifes hero.
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12-05-2010, 08:26 PM
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Member
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Originally Posted by ccnvchris
You are now officially my wifes hero.
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01-03-2011, 09:35 PM
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Home owner
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Originally Posted by anna38
Great idea for a new section here! I'll be checking back for some new organizing ideas soon 
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Awesome thanks for the input
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01-03-2011, 10:16 PM
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Member
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Originally Posted by gma2rjc
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This is what organization means. Thanks for sharing your hobbies and collections. I would love to have your organization skills.
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01-04-2011, 11:52 AM
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Stuck in the 70's
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I would love to have your organization skills.
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Personally, I got great organizations skills.
It's the keep-it-organized skills that seem to be lacking!
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The Following User Says Thank You to Blondesense For This Useful Post:
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01-04-2011, 11:55 AM
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Home owner
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Originally Posted by Blondesense
Personally, I got great organizations skills.
It's the keep-it-organized skills that seem to be lacking! 
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Same but I actually got my closet organized and am Going to post some pics to it
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