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14 Easy Ways to Get Organized – Right Now!

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14 Easy Ways to Get Organized Right Now

January is National Organization Month – and what a coincidence, because I’m always inspired to get my life cleaned up and more organized at the beginning of a new year! I moved into a loft several months ago and I’m still trying to get everything right where I want it. After doing a search for some great organization ideas, I found this collection of tips. They are so easy and most of them are quick fixes. Click through the slideshow to see what I found!

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  • Outdoor Toys

    Outdoor Toys

    Use galvanized buckets and vinyl labels to keep outdoor toys sorted.
    Find out how at Domestic Charm

  • Small Drawer Items

    Small Drawer Items

    Label used Altoids tins to keep small drawer items at bay.
    Photo courtesy of Flickr user matthew_moss

  • Fridge Bottles

    Fridge Bottles

    Use a collapsable wine rack to store bottles easily in the fridge and save space.
    Learn more at Martha Stewart

  • Kids' Toys

    Kids' Toys

    Use magnetic knife holders from IKEA to store metal toys.
    Found at The Style Files

  • Winter Boots

    Winter Boots

    Keep your boots from getting dusty and the leather from getting folded by using pants hangers to hang them.
    Found at Brown Eyed Belle

  • Loyalty Cards

    Loyalty Cards

    Tired of carrying a huge stack of bonus cards in your wallet? Scan them with this brilliant hack.
    Learn more at Instructables

  • Wrapping Paper

    Wrapping Paper

    Keep wrapping paper organized and out of the way by using screws and galvanized wire.
    Photo by Flickr user frankfarm

  • Pantry Goodies

    Pantry Goodies

    Hang a shoe organizer over the door for instant pantry storage.
    See how it was done at Tatertots and Jello

  • Tweezers and Toiletries

    Tweezers and Toiletries

    Keep your tweezers and other metal bathroom items easy to find by using magnets inside the medicine cabinet.
    See how it was done at Real Simple

  • Flour and Sugar

    Flour and Sugar

    Stack baking ingredients using plastic storage containers - add labels and a conversion chart with vinyl.
    Get the how-to at Homemade By Jill

  • Cabinet Dividers

    Cabinet Dividers

    Store flat and long items like cutting boards and cookie sheets easily by using tension curtain rods in your cabinets.
    Learn more at Martha Stewart

  • Clean Drawers

    Clean Drawers

    Want permanent dividers in your drawers? Cut wood pieces to fit and glue in.
    Get the tutorial at Under the Table and Dreaming

  • Extra Hardware

    Extra Hardware

    For those extra nuts and bolts left over after furniture assembly, use packing tape and a Sharpie to keep them from getting lost or rolling around in the bottom of a drawer.
    Found at Real Simple

  • Wine and Beverages

    Wine and Beverages

    Create simple beverage storage using an unlikely material: PVC pipe.
    See how it was done at Adventures in Creating

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craftyamy

Amy Anderson is a crafty, DIY kind of girl who lives in Atlanta with her pug. She writes for Babble Home, and her work has appeared in Woman's Day>, Design Sponge and The Huffington Post.

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