15 RECYCLED ORGANIZATION HACKS | REPURPOSED ORGANIZATION IDEAS |

ORGANIZATION HACKS from RECYCLED, REPURPOSED and UPCYCLED TRASH with a little help from DOLLAR TREE and others!! A real TRASH to TREASURE!! STORAGE and ORGANIZATIONS IDEAS for CRAFT ORGANIZATION, KITCHEN ORGANIZATION, and OFFICE & DESK ORGANIZATION!
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[@janetcheser5073]

Using the cardboard is great. I used to do stuff like this a long time ago when we were on a small budget. Love the ingenuity.

[@jhen9749]

These videos just became really relevant in today’s economy

[@prpisces035]

I love how u get straight to it! No extra fluff to the video lol

[@saundrajohnson1571]

Well, I'm both impressed and inspired! 😀 One tip: You can eliminate those hard, rough edges of the water bottles by quickly running a lighter around the edges. You only want the flame close enough and long enough to soften, not completely melt the plastic. All in all, you've given my brain lots of ideas to play with - which is a lot more fun than worrying about illness and economics (pandemic, 2020). Thank you for that! 🤗

[@pegeen6634]

The scrapbook paper holder box was a great idea❗️

[@jessicafigueroa2684]

Can you please make video on how to repurpose tote bags? I see a bunch of videos on how to make them but my dilemma is I used to go to many trade/vendor shows and have an abundance of bags. Thank you!!!!

[@kll815]

Jessica Figueroa. I get a lot of those, too. Depending on the size, I use smaller ones for packing lunches and larger ones for holding supplies for different craft projects (like one for crosstitch, one for studying-book/notebook/pens/highlighters, one for a card kit I want to make, etc). The bags I don’t like much I save to give to people to hold their purchases from my garage sales - especially when they buy some dishes or something breakable, as they are less likely to break than plastic bags...

[@FABEDhacks]

My daughter and I once made really adorable pillows out of tote bags but they were from IKEA and had a real cute print on them. 😊 I like Kristie's ideas above to use for storage or as bags to use in garage sales etc. 😊💗

[@allthewayrealtygroup8835]

Here in NY plastic is banned in the stores do you have to bring your own or purchase a reusable bag. Some stores will sell you a paper bag for 5 cents. Since I am making masks, I decided to make coordinating totes.

[@suzannenewhart3098]

YOU ARE A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF TEACHING AND SHOWING .. OTHERS TALK TO MUCH ON THEIR SITES AND TAKE FOREVER TO GET THRU A TUTORIAL THAT I LOOSE INTEREST. YOU GET RIGHT TO IT AND TALK AND TEACH AT THE SAME TIME. I REALLY APPRECIATE IT... I DON'T MEAN TO SOUND RUDE BUT I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE BIRDS IN YOUR GARDEN EATING YOUR FLOWERS ON ON THE SITE TO LEARN. YOU DO A GREAT JOB WISH OTHERS WOULD TEACH LIKE YOU... THANK YOU..

[@ChristinaSutherland-pp2sk]

Wow I'd never know by the finished product that it was a cardboard shelf! Love❤🎉

[@maureengillis2708]

Using the shoe boxes like little file folders is a great idea! You can fit more in there and it's so much easier to find what you're looking for!

[@micheleconnell9950]

Hi there. To smooth the rough edges of the plastic bottles, switch your iron on high and just press the edge to the iron (pie a piece of greaseproof paper over the sole plate. After a couple of moments, the edge will soften and melt, leaving a nice smooth edge. Just an idea.

[@jodyclark7527]

I wish I was as creative as you when it comes to repurposing and organizing! I love the fact that you don't need a lot name brand stuff or spend a lot of money to get things straightened out. Thanks for sharing. I subscribed.

[@rich-ard-style6996]

What I like is you are purposing items from Packages that are mostly good material and it is a big waste to put into trash if you would not show how to make them look prettier and use them as very useable containers of daily items. This should be tought to children in school. It's just great! Thank you for making those videos to share for other people.great ideas!👍🏻 A tip: maybe buying a roll of wall paper that matches the colors of your interior is a bit cheaper then all this special colored paper sheets by the page. It can get costly those single pages unless the project is small.

[@robbinmarshallwilliams]

Hands down, this is one of the best, most realistic and clearly explained organization video around. Thanks for sharing these budget friendly solutions. This is the video I’ve been waiting for! Big xoxo’s 💞, Robbin.

[@miguelrodrigez5861]

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[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you liked the diys and found the video well explained, budget friendly and helpful!😊💗

[@s.z.6200]

Wow you’ve made garbage decorative and functional., it’s great that you can see what they can be used for.

[@wendyfay16]

Cornflour and boiling water also works well for these types of projects that call for Mod Podge to use basically as a glue. To Make Cornflour Glue: Start by mixing part of the cornflour with a small amount of cool water to begin with so until there are no lumps. I can't remember the ratio of cornflour to water, but it will be on Google. You then add more cornflour and more water until all of the cornflour and water is combined. Then heat the mixture to a light boiling point, stirring continuously until you have the same consistency that you would expect to see if you were using Mod Podge. If the consistency is not thick enough, add more cornflour (mixing it with cool water first), or gradually add more water if it's too thick. The main thing to remember is that you must first mix the cornflour with cool water (making sure not to get lumps). This shouldn't happen if you have added the mixture (of cornflour and water) gradually, to ensure that there are no lumps in the mixture when you add it to the water. If you find that there are any lumps when you have the cornflour and water mixed together, use a fork, hand whisk or beater, etc to break up the lumps. - THICKENING FLOUR - The reason behind this is that for the cornflour to thicken, it needs a boiling temperature to burst the flour molecules to make the starch. This is the same reason that any type of flour needs to be cooked, whether you're making glue, custard, a packet gravy, white sauce, cheese sauce, or making a gravy with the bits left from the meat &/roast vegetables and the juices left in the pan after a roast has been cooked, or using the 'bits' and the juices, the flour needs to be 'cooked' or it won't thicken. Many people sprinkle the flour over the bottom of the baking pan and cook it on top and the stove, scraping off anything that's left in the baking dish from a roast, it must be cooked well so that those starch molecules burst open. Some people 'cook' the flour on the hot stove top, and scraping the pan clean of all the 'leftovers' while cooking the flour with it and then adding water little by little until it comes to boiling, while others just mix the flour and water and adding it to the pan, and then scraping the pan while the flour is cooking to boiling point. However if the flour isn't cooked by either method, the gravy will be watery, thin, and taste floury. This is why a 'watery' gravy (or sauce, especially white sauces) tastes very floury. It's because those starch molecules haven't been cooked on a high enough temperature to burst open the starch molecules which is why the gravy or sauce is too runny. Even some seeds lay dormant until a fire comes through and the heat makes the kernel burst open so that it can finally burst forth and gives us a new plant! - Cornflour Mod Podge - It's the same reason that the cornflour has to come to the boil for the cornflour glue. The cooked cornflour is what makes the mixture 'gluey'. When the water and cornflour are mixed well Before it's 'cooking' at a high heat, you won't get a lumpy, gluggy glue, gravy, etc. As long as you start with cool water and mix it with the cornflour until there are no lumps, and then bring the mixture to boiling point while constantly stirring, your glue, or gravy, or sauce you won't be lumpy. Do this when mixing any flour, powdered gravy mix, custard powder, white or cheese sauce, or any other powder that you're going to mix with a liquid, and it won't go lumpy. This is also the reason that you use cornflour instead of plain flour in this instance, because cornflour will dry clear. It's the same when making a gravy, if you use cornflour you will keep the gravy dark in colour, but if using plain flour for gravy, if you find that you need to thicken it, use cornflour to keep it a good brown colour. - Making Thickened Coloured Finger Paints for children. Cornflour is also great for making kids coloured paints a little thicker for finger painting. - Window Treatments - If you have moved into a new flat or house and you're either on a strict budget, or you're renting, or you want something temporary, or you just want something for privacy but don't like the blinds or curtains that are already there, and you don't want to make or buy anything, then here's a relatively inexpensive way out. - Glue lace, or another type of fabric, just onto the glass in the window instead of curtains. Lace, sheer or something with a loose weave, or a thicker fabric if you want to keep the sun out, any of these will work really well however the loose weave fabrics are best. If you are renting this is a great alternative to curtains, because you only need enough fabric to cover the glass, rather than all of the accessories, as well as all of the extra fabric needed for curtains. Make sure to wash the fabric you intend to use Before cutting it out otherwise you may find that it's shrunk and you are then left with gaps around the glass. When you no longer need the glass covering, you then just remove it easily using warm water .... and the same roller that you used to put it up, will also do the trick to wet the fabric to remove it. This will dissolve the cornflour 'glue'. Just remember that it is Not waterproof. However, if you want to clean the windows and the fabric, you can just use warm water and gently remove the fabric, hand wash the fabric and clean the glass, then just paint the glass with the cornflour glue again, iron out any wrinkles on the fabric, put the washed fabric back on the glass. Ensure that there aren't any wrinkles or air bubbles, depending on the fabric, because how it looks once it's on the glass, is the way it will dry. Apply a thin coating of glue onto the glass. Place the fabric on the glass, then use the roller to apply another coat of the glue over the fabric again, using more of the same glue mixture. I used a paint brush, but it occurred to me later that a paint roller would probably been a better option. It would be best to put the fabric at the top of the glass first, and spread it lightly with your hands, then use the paint roller to roll the fabric onto the glass to give a wrinkle free finish.

[@charmaineskaggs9193]

You always have THE BEST hacks n DIY’s when it comes to organization lady! I really appreciate this one in particular as it gives us an opportunity to use what we might have around the house. Thank you SO very much for putting this together to share with us❣️😊💜

[@marshalinn2870]

This has to be the best video of this type I have seen. I have used this method for years and now I am going to change everything I have. I did mine so old school Going to Walmart to get washi tape in blacks, whites, purpled and reds. Thank you thank you. You’re great

[@if_you_only_knew]

This is just amazing! If you can't reduce, REUSE! Thank you for this video.

[@Kindley601]

I like the idea of using the wiped for a utensil caddy!

[@annettecisman1620]

I love where your imagination goes and comes up with the coolest ideas. Thanks for sharing. I’m definitely going to try some of them.

[@FABEDhacks]

Awesome! Thanks for your continue support! Sorry I've been so out of touch. I have about 15 minutes right now and wanted to get to latest video comments which I can do in about 15 mins, but tomorrow is planned for all day comment reply!

[@vlrissolo]

You have such a calming voice and so articulate. Your video's relax me!

[@tamarasquarsich5385]

Great ideas. I have been using plastic containers that mixed salads come in, they look like shoe boxes, see through. I have certain plastic trays cookies come in, keep a variety of tea bags in them.Very convenient. Keep going with these wonderful creative to recycle.

[@mindymiller3270]

I use those super thick cardboard rolls from wrapping paper. The ones you can't bend at all. It seems like toilet paper rolls wouldn't really stand up very well. I have always saved any box that is super thick and unbendable to cover with contact paper or paint. Back in the day I was that poor and old habits die hard! Now I do it for environmentally conscious readons. Who the heck brought up E6000? It's not toxic once it dries unless you lick it. I wear a respirator mask when I use it. I'm getting that drill! 😍

[@FABEDhacks]

Yes, those are def the better option if available but I have to say with paper and the multi coats of mod podge, they become pretty sturdy. So glad you mentioned about the E6000. I was starting to get paranoid about using. I guess it is still not a bad idea to use the others where they will work if coming into food contact. And yes! That drill is FAB FAB FABULOUS!!!

[@tiaguile6865]

B Bear I’m cracking up, “it’s toxic if you lick it” I use the e6000 for almost all my projects. I know, for a fact, my brain damage isn’t a direct result of the glue. I had it waaay before I started diy. 😜

[@MarjaMariachi]

Similarly, I use extra wrapping paper instead of the scrapbook sheets as I don't do much crafting. It's been a while since I've bought any, but I tended to buy more modern/graphic styles that don't have holiday themes. Bonus: After Christmas, they're marked down to almost free!

[@donnaneidhart7075]

That drill is fabulous! I bought one for my husband a couple of years ago and now of course it's mine and I use it all the time. A worthy investment!!

[@lisamorand9607]

I wish I had KZbin when I was young mom.

[@Red_Queens_Jubilee_Club]

Great ideas. I’m impressed by the scrapbook paper shelf; it’s my favorite.

[@FABEDhacks]

Hi Miss Mary!! I miss you!! We haven't chatted in soooo long!! So glad you liked the paper shelf! I desperately needed one and am just loving it!! Sorry I've been so out of touch. I have about 15 minutes right now and wanted to get to latest video comments which I can do in about 15 mins, but tomorrow is planned for all day comment reply!

[@Red_Queens_Jubilee_Club]

Awe... I’ve missed your videos. I’ve got an impinged sciatic nerve. Thanks to the druggies who’ve gone off the rails with RX drug abuse the states of Virginia and West Virginia have deemed the medicine I take is a controlled substance. I’ve had problems getting my scripts filled. The change in meds has been difficult. I don’t and won’t take opioids, but it seems any sort of medication that can be abused is abused. Soooo... here’s to hoping a solution is found before I go off on some gonna for nothing. 😼

[@melissadeville1703]

@@Red_Queens_Jubilee_Club AWW not AWE

[@dabzprincess92]

Right now my budget is 0 literally and I've been collecting the paper towel holders and the toilet paper holders and I couldn't remember why and this popped up and now I am going to repurpose and organize my craft supplies using that method I wish I could show you a picture when it's finished but KZbin doesn't allow for that. Thank you very much because I looked at them again today and said I'm going to throw these things out. Since the lockdowns it's just overwhelming the amount of crafting materials I've been able to collect that don't have homes yet and now they will. Something Told me do not throw these out and this was why. God bless you

[@pampreast9921]

All these are just fabulous.....Super hacks....TFS

[@FABEDhacks]

Hi Pam! Thanks! And thanks to your continued support! Sorry I've been so out of touch. I have about 15 minutes right now and wanted to get to latest video comments which I can do in about 15 mins, but tomorrow is planned for all day comment reply!

[@johi9207]

I am thrilled I found your channel I am disable and unable to afford to buy everyone in my family gifts for Holidays and Birthday's it is so many of us and I feel terrible when I can't get everyone something for those special days BUT YOU HAVE OPEN A WONDERFUL AWAKING F GREAT INSPIRING IDEAS FOR GIFTS FOR FAMILY AND OTHERS💕🌟💕

[@FABEDhacks]

Hi Jo Hi! Awesome! So glad you found us and are enjoying the channel! Have you seen our gift videos?

[@tiffanie5254]

Thank you for the paper storage. I will also use that for my stencils

[@kenscribbles]

Wow! I've watched plenty of DIY videos but this one truly knocked it out of the park. You really DO use things that most of us have in our homes. Items we were going to simply put in the recycle bin can instead be given a new life. Very impressive. I will be posting a link to it on my website. Great job!.

[@smokeyab920]

I like that you get right to it. So much information and in an organized way.

[@taniacornejo6869]

I love repurposing things and I love your ideas

[@Dolly3130]

What a creative genius! To visualize the potential and create a solution. A very real talent.

[@barbarabevers8096]

Thank you. I was looking at purchasing a craft paper organizer from Michael's. I like your idea better. I did need to double the thickness of the shelves to prevent sagging. It works beautifully and fits where I need it. I also modified your craft paint caddy by using tomato paste cans in place of toilet paper rolls.

[@KMF3]

It's interesting to see what you eat buy the containers that you use.

[@meghanhertzog2426]

I line the idea of taking the knife holder you made and using it as the spice rack right by my stove! Thanks for the great ideas.

[@gaylenebuchhorn6062]

What I like is you keep things out of our land fills. I think we can all learn from your example.

[@FABEDhacks]

It's kind of overwhelming and alarming when you really take a step back and look at how much packing we go through. Plus how much fun is it to make something useful out of something that will otherwise be discarded. 😊💗

[@TheApryl]

I love your videos. You literally turned trash into treasure! I honestly think you could make damn near anything with just a few pieces cardboard and a roll of washi tape.

[@profkanine]

I love the paper holder and paint holder...For the paper holder you can get a few strips of balsa wood to glue to bottom of shelves to avoid the bowing in the center of the shelf due to the weight of the paper.

[@rebeccahicks8]

Your crafts are great!! I love all of your beautiful ❤️💕 ways you can use recycled things to make wonderful crafts!!!

[@awomanstouchofdiys2441]

Your scrapbook paper holder is a great idea 💥!! Great job 👍👍

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you like. I desperately needed one myself. It was making me crazy just sitting on a shelf and falling all over plus I had to go through them all to get the ones I needed or see what I had. Now I can just go to the color or holiday category!

[@denisecampbell6736]

I’m sending the link to this to my Cousin. She’s a Teacher & there a lot of the ideas in the Craft Organization portion she could really us. Repurposing the Pop Caddy into a Craft Caddy is an amazing idea & so easy to create too. As for me, once I get enough Pizza boxes saved up, that Craft Paper Organizer’s getting made. Now that’s a really slick idea & one that had me going, “Why didn’t I think of that idea myself!?!” Thanks for all the really fantastic ideas & can’t wait to see what you think up of next. 😊😊

[@lauralake3209]

Love the knife holder. I wanted one, but had a tiny space

[@desireeisaryk9181]

Got to saw your good. Been watching episode after episode and I'm amazed. So glad there no repeats and a lot of your ideas I have never seen. Very impressed thank you.

[@FABEDhacks]

YAY! Thanks! so glad you are enjoying the channel! 😊💗

[@kimho5548]

Your amazing!! My favorite is the paint holder. Thank you for sharing!!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you like the diys and the paint holder! I love that I can know see the colors clearly! 😊💗

[@nancychannel8513]

Great ideas and great recycling

[@christalalley7816]

Love these DIYs made from things even I have at home. You’ve inspired me to get off my couch and do something productive! Thanks for sharing! I’m a new subby!

[@evelynneconrad2538]

You are amazing, these are super creative ideas, that are useful. All of them are useful and supplies are obtainable. I have never seen Washi tape used (other than cards, etc.). The tape and the vinyl really added the finishing touch. Thank you for sharing your creative ideas. Have a Great Day Rosemary.

[@FABEDhacks]

Hello my friend!! Hope you are well and this cold weather is not aggravating your symptoms. So glad you like the new vid and diys! Thanks, as always, for your continued support! Sorry I've been so out of touch. I have about 15 minutes right now and wanted to get to latest video comments which I can do in about 15 mins, but tomorrow is planned for all day comment reply!

[@thereseallain2651]

you are very talented with great ideas for cheap. Thanks for sharing

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you like the diys!! 😊💗

[@raedavis1697]

These are really great especially the craft storage. I did notice the washi tape didn't stick very well, I find that myself a lot of the washi tapes I have don't stick very well at all and I always use glue on mine now to make sure it sticks properly. You can also use double sided tape to help it stick down and stay down !! Really love all your ideas, I'm definitely subscribing. Thanks for sharing xxx

[@jennieadamsMM]

Fantastic!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you liked the vid!

[@taniacornejo6869]

I think one of the things that I love the most about your videos is that you don't do like other people do when they make videos is Rambo on for almost half of the video LOL you get to the work on your stuff fast

[@kimwindancer8041]

SoTrue

[@ruthrachunok9938]

love these ideas! I'm in the process of creating my craft room, these will definitely be part of it.

[@FABEDhacks]

Awesome! So glad they will be helpful! 😊💗

[@TheMugLifeDIY]

Yes 🙌👍👌 I love this... all the recycling and repurposing!!! Great ideas Rosemary.💚

[@googlehater3079]

Excellent video. Since I'm prone to fumbling & dropping things in my old age, I put Dollar Tree hairbands around my boxes of small items that when dropped/spilled, tend to grow legs & crawl under the most immovable piece of furniture in the room. I don't remember this being a problem when I was younger.

[@FABEDhacks]

Girl you and me both!! I don't know if I edited them out but I kept dropping things on a recent video (I think this one) It was a mess. And what's worse is when they do crawl under the immovables, we need to get down and look underneath! That's pretty outstanding feat as well! 😁😁😁 My dad always said, "Ro, don't get old!" Now I know what he was talking about!!

[@terrideniseA]

I bought a bamboo back scratcher at Dollar Tree and keep it handy to slide under the heavy, low furniture to retrieve small items that I drop. My dog is also always dropping her rawhide bones and knocks them way under the couch. A broom handle is too long and awkward so the back scratcher is very lightweight and easier to manage. It's much easier on my wrist and back.

[@karenrenken253]

i love this especially the paint holder i have so many bottles thrown into a plastic shoe box it is a mess@!

[@deboraheichelberger7664]

I love your videos so helpful!! Looking at ideals to help store zip lock bags to get rid of those boxes

[@candigurl6584]

Amazing hacks for sure!

[@simply4022]

Again, you are the best.

[@mtellez4381]

These turned out AWESOME!

[@juliacockroft8745]

This was great, Rosemary. Thanks!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you liked the re purpose ideas!! 😊💗

[@annakennel356]

Great ideas!! My fav was the paper storage from a "free" plain box. Sure helps crafters on a budget. Thanks!

[@RIODJENIRO1]

You are so CLEVER!! Really love ALL your ideas. Just found your channel and have liked and subscribed. THANK YOU so much for making and sharing this video and fantastic recycling ideas!

[@pjfoltz8810]

I like the other storage ideas, especially the knife holders, and the paper holder! You gave great ideas!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you liked the diys! 😊💗

[@rhonda5711]

My desk and drawers say thank-you to you! I don't let anyone look in my drawers lol So I will give this a try and anyone will be able to grab what we need in two seconds flat! :)

[@FABEDhacks]

LOL!! Thanks! So glad you liked the video and diys!😊💗

[@virginiagreen6398]

Oh man! Awesome tips. Thank u.

[@angelawall5037]

I use paper towel holders for toilet tissue, and napkin holders to hold my tablets and cellphones. I also use dollar store easels for my tablets.

[@cathypuga3802]

Love the shelf and I'm going. to make it thanks!

[@maryjobling6054]

Brilliant video so inspiring

[@sarahgrothe266]

I love your ideas. I now have a project for my daughter and I to make for her art supplies. I was having hard time finding and didn’t want to spend a lot but here is something we can do together! We already have stuff to make the organizers.

[@sharonsomers4949]

Like the desk organizer...will be doing for my craft table

[@FABEDhacks]

Awesome! I have been using mine and I love it! 😊💗

[@mariaestrada2740]

All awesome ideas.♥️

[@susanpeterson9558]

Great ideas, I make recycled cardboard items all the time. Reuse a lot of my cans make great containers for all kinds of stuff. I even made a little herb garden out of cans and scrap lumber added some tags of the herbs planted in the cans with tags I found at Dollar General, painted them w/chalkboard paint and hung on the plant container with just some raffia. Super cute. You should make a video on that. Thanks, I'll be watching for more ideas.

[@DesignByRo]

I love these ideas! I recently made 2 caddies for my craft tools using cake pans and toilet paper rolls. I was concerned about strength, so I wrapped them in duct tape, added a bottom circle cut from a brie package, and inserted circles made from foam sheets to cushion the bottom. It's great to store on the shelf then bring to the table as needed.

[@annhamer7466]

Absolutely in love with your organization ideas. ❤❤❤

[@Babycutes]

Wow! Love it!

[@dabzprincess92]

Your creativity imagination resourcefulness is so inspiring to somebody like me. I cannot thank you enough! Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you from the High Heavens thank you!

[@sandrafils2861]

Lady gr3at job. You're an engineer @ 💓.

[@breezeh1127]

I love watching these, then sharing them with my mom so she and I can talk about your videos 😊💗

[@chrissy24-7]

I never thought to use the cupcake holders or other items that my area doesn't recycle, as drawer organizers--that's terrific!

[@FABEDhacks]

Yes, and they are surprisingly sturdy!

[@holly5791]

Another thing, along that theme, is to save the plastic top and bottom that purchased pies and cakes come in. They make perfect drain trays for plants. So many pots don’t come with a tray and you have to purchase one.

[@chrissy24-7]

@@holly5791 so true!

[@saundrajohnson1571]

*kicking herself* I was recently so proud of myself. I got a great deal on eggs that came in a clear, plastic container that was too tall to fit my shelf space. I just happened to have saved two cardboard egg cartons that were more compact. But after transferring the eggs, I wastefully threw out the plastic cartons, telling myself I'm eliminating plastic from my life. I still could have found a way to upcycle those cartons. I hate that it's always the hindsight that's 20-20. 🤨🙄

[@saundrajohnson1571]

@@holly5791 Ahh, good idea & perfect timing. I just bought 4 new houseplants yesterday - no drain trays. Thanks!

[@gretchenrininger7093]

I love all your recycled crafts in this video.

[@barbaranance2318]

I use shoe boxes in my unfinished basement to organize items near my workbench. I just turned the boxes inside out, and then you have a nice brown exterior on all the boxes. So I don't have to paint my shoe boxes!

[@redvette1464]

Love all your ideas❣

[@CC12398]

So creative!!!

[@tammy8942]

Some clever ideas!

[@lorihodgeslor444]

Gosh! I loved this video so much!

[@COUNTRYGIRLSSCRAPPINLYNN]

Very cool ideas!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you like the diys!😊💗

[@cathyharding6623]

Perfect organization containers! Thank u! Stay safe! 😷

[@deannamullins4080]

I absolutely love these ideas!!!

[@trevahillyard2307]

Love your videos. So much information

[@FlaKNMB]

Absolutely fabulous organization hacks!

[@FABEDhacks]

Thanks! So glad you liked the diys! 😊💗

[@angelapursley2811]

Genius!!!

[@sandygrubb203]

Some really great ideas!!!!

[@rendaowe]

You are so clever. Thank you!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thank you so much for sharing this awesome DIY project with us bye-bye for now my awesome friend

[@jasminesjourney9318]

Amaaazing

[@bonitabomedina214]

These are AMAZING!

[@leebickley9487]

Wow! Taking your ideas for organizing my craft room. Thanks! (My pens will have a new home😉)

[@darlenemullins]

Awesome organization hacks. I don't know how you think of all these things. 💗😊

[@FABEDhacks]

Hi Darlene! So glad you liked them! 😊💗

[@anabelcarmona3032]

Nice work blessings

[@mindymiller3270]

Thank you! Great ideas 😍😘

[@FABEDhacks]

Hi B Bear! Thanks! Sorry I've been so out of touch. I have about 15 minutes right now and wanted to get to latest video comments which I can do in about 15 mins, but tomorrow is planned for all day comment reply!

[@juanitapinto9705]

Wish i would have found this before i spent so much money in organizers

[@martinaadkins6970]

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