Today is Day #13 of 31 days of spontaneous organizing! Today you get to organize your linen closet! Aren't you super, duper excited??
OK, so maybe not the most exciting, but it's essential. I've heard from some of you that you don't have a linen closet -- that's OK. Wherever you store you linens - meaning sheets and towels - this is where you need to get organized. I'm going to show you a bunch of ideas, so use these as suggestions.
First I want to show you how to properly fold sheets. Go HERE to see the full tutorial on how to do it properly, but it's important to know how so you can get your linens organized neatly.
Here's also a full tutorial on how to fold a towel neatly. Go HERE to see that.
I also now roll up all my beach towels for my kids to grab out of the linen closet quickly when they are headed out to swim.
I use baskets leftover from other things I used to use them for, that I put in the linen closet. I made chalkboard tags to separate by size. Each area is organized and easy to grab them from. You could do similar with cardboard boxes or {future} baskets that you may have somewhere else in your home. Labeling the sizes helps a lot.
One of my organized readers shared her linen closet, also with painted old boxes she used to keep them in.
Above, no baskets but just neat pile of sheets and towels.
If you have no linen closet, just use what you need to keep the linens in - designated area. Here is a cute cabinet turned into a linen closet.
More helpful posts for your linen closet:
How to fold a fitted sheet
Tweaking and Organizing the Linen Closet
Linen Closet: Where is Yours?
How YOU organize your linen closet
Organizing Your Linen Closet: Part 4
How to fold towels properly
Now get to it! Get that linen closet organized! Remember to:
A. Follow me on Pinterest {HERE} and/or
B. Follow me on Instagram {HERE}
C. Load your photo on either Pinterest or Instagram and TAG me {BeckyB_OMF or OrganizeMadeFun go HERE to learn how to tag on Pinterest} and use hashtag #SpontaneousOrganizing--If you upload to Pinterest, please either leave the URL link here in the comments for me to visit OR let me know your Pinterest "@" name and I'll follow your board to see it.
D. Before and after pictures ARE preferred but not necessary - cause sometimes you start and are so excited you forget to take a "before" picture, right?
Feel free to leave a comment if you're doing today's challenge! Can't wait to hear how things are going and see some of your pictures!
OK, so maybe not the most exciting, but it's essential. I've heard from some of you that you don't have a linen closet -- that's OK. Wherever you store you linens - meaning sheets and towels - this is where you need to get organized. I'm going to show you a bunch of ideas, so use these as suggestions.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
First I want to show you how to properly fold sheets. Go HERE to see the full tutorial on how to do it properly, but it's important to know how so you can get your linens organized neatly.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
Here's also a full tutorial on how to fold a towel neatly. Go HERE to see that.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
I also now roll up all my beach towels for my kids to grab out of the linen closet quickly when they are headed out to swim.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
I use baskets leftover from other things I used to use them for, that I put in the linen closet. I made chalkboard tags to separate by size. Each area is organized and easy to grab them from. You could do similar with cardboard boxes or {future} baskets that you may have somewhere else in your home. Labeling the sizes helps a lot.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
One of my organized readers shared her linen closet, also with painted old boxes she used to keep them in.
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| Organizing Made Fun |
Above, no baskets but just neat pile of sheets and towels.
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| Better Homes and Gardens |
If you have no linen closet, just use what you need to keep the linens in - designated area. Here is a cute cabinet turned into a linen closet.
More helpful posts for your linen closet:
How to fold a fitted sheet
Tweaking and Organizing the Linen Closet
Linen Closet: Where is Yours?
How YOU organize your linen closet
Organizing Your Linen Closet: Part 4
How to fold towels properly
Now get to it! Get that linen closet organized! Remember to:
A. Follow me on Pinterest {HERE} and/or
B. Follow me on Instagram {HERE}
C. Load your photo on either Pinterest or Instagram and TAG me {BeckyB_OMF or OrganizeMadeFun go HERE to learn how to tag on Pinterest} and use hashtag #SpontaneousOrganizing--If you upload to Pinterest, please either leave the URL link here in the comments for me to visit OR let me know your Pinterest "@" name and I'll follow your board to see it.
D. Before and after pictures ARE preferred but not necessary - cause sometimes you start and are so excited you forget to take a "before" picture, right?
**Update: There is trouble with tagging me on Pinterest {because it doesn't notify me}, so instead please do the URL copy and post in the comments and I'll be sure to go and look at it. Thank you for understanding**
Feel free to leave a comment if you're doing today's challenge! Can't wait to hear how things are going and see some of your pictures!
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