Showing posts with label vintage suitcases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage suitcases. Show all posts

1.29.2014

Let's get Organized! Ideas {From the Archives}


How about a little round-up of past ideas I have shared on organizing around the home?

In the kids room:


Use vintage suitcases to keep all that fun dress-up organized.


http://www.saboracajeta.com/2012/05/organizing-lego-manuals.html
Organize your kids Lego manuals.

In the craftroom:

Empty toilet paper rolls, perfect to organize lace and trims

Make an inspirational cork board using an old frame.

Keep those precious vintage laces and trims tidy in a vintage travel case.

In the office:

Make a weekly color-coded family calendar!
In the bathroom:

Use empty candle jars to organize your make-up.


I'll admit, since we are in this temporary apartment,  I haven't been doing any major organizing, but I do find myself constantly organizing bits and pieces here and there.  

Have fun organizing!

10.03.2012

Decorate Vintage Suitcases with Washi Tape


I love vintage suitcases.  Some may even say I have an obsession.  (Maybe my love grew from that memory of my Abuela.)  I also love, love, love,  washi tape.  

And what better way to decorate a loved vintage suitcase (without the fear of ruining it) then by using washi tape? Oh yes.  


So the other day my chiquita picked out the colors of washi tape she liked and we decorated the suitcases that store all her dress up goodies.  


 Like it?

Of course most of the time they look like this:



What can I say, they are loved and so are all her costumes.  How fun is it to be a child!


To decorate all you need are vintage suitcases (I get most of mine from yard sales and thrift stores.  I'm always in a hunt for them.  I keep them in the craft room to store handmade goodies and supplies, I also love using them to displayed said goodies at my craft shows, and of course we use them through out the house to store other things...like my chiquitas dress up clothe.) You also need washi tape.  That's it.  Make sure to use a sharp blade when you get near the hardware.  Other than that it is supper simple.



Have fun decorating!