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Robin is a fairly new blogger who blogs about enjoying every day life. She recently gave her master bedroom a closet a makeover.
The “after” is so organized!
Master Closet Redo ~ Everyday a la Mode
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Tag Archives: Organization
DIY Show Off – Dressing Room/Guest Bedroom Reveal
Dressing Room/ 2nd Guest Bedroom {Closet Organization}
Before (previous owner’s artwork)
This chandelier (free):
got a makeover:
In the guest room, we have this Pinecone Hill Genevieve bedding (celery):
Bedding:
Love the free chandelier in here…
Closets Before had curtains for a few years – I hated the orange wood toned bi-folds that much!
Painting shuttered doors.
Full post and dressing room details/closet organization here.
The closets also had a lot of wasted space.
Shelving installed!
After:
This one only had 1 rod for hanging clothes…
With the addition of two shelves in wasted space and an extra closet rod…
Accessory trays (secured to the wall with 3M velcro hangers) organize nail polish…
Easy Hang Closet Extension Rods double hanging space for boots shown above and pants/skirts as shown below:
A little seat for pulling on boots…
Two extra sets of bi-fold doors becomes a folding/dressing screen (attach with hinges in the center)…
Behind the screen…
A GoodWill found tiered candy dish holds favorite accessories…
Inspired by Martha Stewart, trim/molding organizes my shoes. Four 42″ pieces hold 24 pairs of my {heeled} shoes…
(See the trim/molding shoe storage how to here)
DIY Triple Clipboard
We’re working on a special area for Mr. DIY. Here’s one of the things we made for the area:
DIY Triple Clipboard Tutorial
Materials:
Board (I used a pre-cut unfinished wooden shelf base, approx. 4′ x 12′ x 1″)
Rockler TransTint Dye (or stain)
Vinyl Chalkboard Tags from Ten23 Designs
Screws to secure to wall (or Dischangers)
1. I used the Rockler TransTint Dye to stain my piece of wood which will be the back of my clipboard. (Mix according to instructions – add more for darker/less for lighter color).
2. Allow to dry.
3. Measure and divide board into 3 equal sections (I used a Sharpie – I don’t mind the line showing to separate the clipboard areas).
4. Peel and stick vinyl chalkboard tags into place. I placed mine above the area I intend to secure the clip.
5. Layout clips and mark where pilot holes need to be drilled.
6. Drill pilot holes.
7. Attach clips using screws provided.
(Oh – I wasn’t fond of the brassy color so I gave mine a coat of antique gold spray paint and splattered with a darker brown for an ‘old’ look).
8. All done and ready to hang (we secured to the wall using drywall screws into studs but using Dischangers will allow your clipboard to be more mobile for moving).
More on this clipboard’s specific purpose coming up! You’ll never guess. 🙂
Ps. Still working on the subscription issues…I’m keeping my fingers crossed that the full post shows in the feed today! EDIT: It looks like the full post is in the feed but images are not. Back to the drawing board! Thank you so much for your patience!
