For today’s tiny project, which took about a half hour, I turned my attention to a bank of elfa drawers in a closet in my office. To be honest, junk drawers are my favorite type of organizing projects—I find it easy and satisfying to sort stuff out, make categories and toss excess. So this project was my idea of fun.
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Today I turned my attention to a charging cables, which are a constant challenge.
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Today my tiny project was the deep drawer in our kitchen that holds dish towels, cleaning cloths and aprons. When we moved in June, these items were placed in the drawer without much thought. It’s been functional but for the last six months I’ve frequently thought to myself, “I need to organize this better.”
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My first tiny project was the top drawer of the elfa rolling cart I keep under my desk for easy access. This drawer houses the supplies I use daily for bullet journaling. It also houses dry-erase supplies because my desk has a dry-erase surface (!). I use those supplies every day as well.
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Back in 2020, during the lockdown, I did a series of personal tiny projects challenges to create order in my home and keep me sane. Fast forward almost five years and it’s time for another tiny projects challenge. We’ve been in our apartment for six months and there are a few little spaces that either never were fully organized or have become disorderly in that time.
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