So my nice necklaces and stuff are shoved in a drawer, needless to say as they are hidden away I don't actually wear them. So here they are before...even if I did want one it would take a hour to untangle them.
So I got a pack of hooks from Aldi, £2.99 for a big selection pack of hooks. I found a space on the inside of my wardrobe doors that was just wasted space and decided to install some in there. First I made a pilot hole with a bradawl. If you don't have one...get one they really make life soooo much easier for all manner of DIY tasks.
Then screwed in a hook
Tip here is that when is gets tough to turn, use a pair of pliers...no blisters required.
So this is the after...organised...yeh! I can see everything and discovered I actually have some nice stuff. Also used one of those sticky pad backed clips meant for holding tea towels to hold my mini top hat.
Then I got enthusiastic and decided to do some in the kichen too. Organised scissors!






We found woodworm in the baby's room at 32 weeks (5 weeks or so ago). His room is currently a shell after the treatment and he's considered full term from Sunday. So... yeah. I can kind of relate.....
ReplyDelete(Ironically the woodworm part only cost a couple of hundred quid to sort out. The joiner who's fixing the damage caused is nearly 5x that. Oh, and our drain broke a few weeks before that. We are so screwed!)
Hope Kira is still doing well?
Organization always makes me happy.. I have a few book shelves screaming out for help! Ha...
ReplyDeleteAnd for some reason, no images are showing on my laptop (issues with the connection), and so from what I gather, you just had a major spring cleaning initiative? Well, I hope it all looks better now.
ReplyDeleteI somehow find this noteworthy, that it takes no time to mess up something, some time to clean up, and a long time to keep it clean!