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Using A Closet To Organize Paper

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I’m loving this idea to organize your paper stash in a closet organizer. It’s a great way to use sometimes overlooked real estate in your home.

 The Paper Chase @ Scrapbooks Etc.

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  1. Stop it! You’re reading my mind and completing the thought!!!

    I was seriously imagining just last night that these closet organizers would probably be fairly easy to sew but I wasn’t thinking for me… now.. OOOH. Pretty. (I still would prefer the scrapbook shelves like in the store though! lol. one day.)

  2. Thats a great idea, except I would probably still need a 1000 different slots.

    What’s the best way to organize papers? by color? theme?

  3. Check out our website for Scrap Dragon Scrapbooking Paper Storage Rack 12×12 18 Slots Stand Rack Cube, these sell for $54.99, The 18 shelves/dividers separate each batch of paper, or you can configure them so you have room for other boxes, organizers, etc.
    Item is very sturdy, comes flat packed, easy to assemble. Dimensions approximately: 71cm x 35.5cm x 35.5cm. To buy goto http://www.scrapdragon.com.au

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