Organization Inspiration: Dresser and Jewelry Storage

(via Making It Lovely, Pottery Barn, Lavender & Lillies, Tie Me a Bow)

I have always been a girl who loves pockets, drawers, and secret compartments:) Every trim and notion in my works studio has a spot in a jar or basket. I just love organization! Makes your life easier, right? However, I could use some help on my dresser top! A complete mess of jewelry, lotions, pictures, etc. So these photos were motivating me to get working on it. Can you tell I am in nesting mode? ;) 

Hope you all had a wonderful weekend!

*Don't miss your chance to win an Odyssa Travel Shoe or Lingerie Bag! And tune in tomorrow for Week #3 of my Favorite Things Giveaway Series. TRUST ME, you won't want to miss this one!

Thursday DIY: Happy Storage

I needed a few more jars for some odds n' ends in my wall unit. So here is my solution! There are so many ways you can use baby food jars. I am lucky to have them around right now due to my baby boy who loves to eat:) You really only need a few supplies and ten minutes to turn them into all purpose jars that are bright and fun to look at!

                             Baby Food Jars                              Optional Supplies:

                             Double Sided Tape                         Happy Tape 

                             Scissors                                       Round Gift Labels

                             Grosgrain Ribbon

5 Easy Steps:

1.) Clean out your baby jars and take off labels

2.) Pre-Cut your ribbon colors of choice

3.) Use Double-Sided Tape to wrap and secure around jars.

4.) If you are using lids, add labels or spray paint them.*See below*

5) Enjoy these happy storage units for any purpose you can think of!

If you want to embellish a little more, you can add happy tape , which I use all the time for my order packages. Its so functional and fun. Another idea if you want to use the lids for Penny jars for your kids, you can add a circle label on top (I got mine at Whimsy Press for gifts) or just spray paint them! Have fun!