Back to School

It feels like my children are the last ones on earth to go back to school (Wednesday is coming fast)! Hello all, I-team Sonja here to share with you a desk organizer I made from the 'G is for Gratitude' set. 

I decided to keep it light, fun, and colorful. My kids each have a desk in their rooms and they are constantly asking me for supplies. Instead of keeping everything up on the fridge, I decided to build this organizer to help them have better access to supplies. 

 The ruler on the bottom drawer is from the 'Back to School' svg file set.

 The paper clip art is from the 'Back 2 School Cupcake Wrapper' set.

The chalkboard art on the smaller two drawers are print and cut files from the Silhouette Design Store.

 I was pleasantly pleased that everything I needed to be organized, fit into the organizer!

The drawers are great for holding extra small pieces such as eraser tops for pencils, paper clips, tacks, and so much more.

Materials Used: 

DCWV 'Hello Darlin' stack

SVG Attic: 'G is for Gratitude'

 'Back 2 School Cupcake Wrapper' 

'Back to School'

Silhouette Cameo 3

Silhouette Studios~Designers Edition

Silhouette Design Store

Aleene's Original Tacky Glue 

Organize Those Planner Supplies with Lisa

Hi and welcome, everyone. Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a fun way to organize all your planner supplies. I've recently entered the Planner World, and just like crafting, I need to organize my supplies, or it can get scary, quick!  A few months back I used the Desk Organizer from SVG Attic's G is for Gratitude to create a Gift Station. It held tags, tape, twine; you get the picture, right? I quickly repurposed it to hold some new planner stamps, pens, washi tape, correction tape, appointment cards, and planner clips; it's perfect.  I since decided Seasonal Organizers are a must because I decorate my planner by seasons. So here is my Winter Planner Organizer. I keep this sitting on a shelf in my craft room, with easy access I can step in and put my appointment cards in the side pocket, and have them ready for a planning day. 

You will be surprised at the number of supplies this holds. 

The pockets on the sides are perfect for appointment cards and pens. 

I used DCWV Hand-Painted Christmas 12 x 12 Patterned Paper to decorate the organizer. 

I recommend a heavy cardstock. I used Bazzill 12 x 12 Cardstock.

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A Gift Giving Gift with Lisa

Hi and welcome, everyone! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper sharing a fun gift idea, a gift giving gift. Using the desk organizer from the SVG Attic G is for Gratitude Set I created this organizer for gift bags, tags, pens, ribbon, scissors, and tape.  This organizer would make a fun gift wrapped up in cellophane and tied with a bow.  I will be sharing another fun idea using this organizer soon, so stay tuned! 

At first glance, this organizer seems a little intimidating. Don't let it scare you! Allow yourself plenty of time to assemble, making sure everything is squared, edges are nice and crisp, and I can't stress enough that a heavy cardstock is a must to achieve the best results possible. Make sure to take a peek at the Video Tutorial before you start assembling and things will fall right into place. I had extra space on my matted paper to cut tags out from the newly released JGW Just Sew Collection.

The patterned paper is DCWV Watercolor Stack.

I've added this tip before but I feel like it needs to be said again.....Binder Clips are a paper crafters

best friend!

You can find more details and a supply list on my blog, The Relativity of Paper.

As always, thanks for joining us and we hope you have a fantastic weekend. 

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