Bathroom Drawer

Are you ready for one of the most dramatic transformations in the Kid's bathroom: Cluttered to Clean Project?  

Remember this wonderful drawer? (insert sarcasm here)

 

Once I removed the bows and created the bow holder,

 

I was left with mostly toiletry items and hair items.  I debated a few different tactics and finally decided on buying an organizer for the drawer.  I was trying to make my own and it just wasn't strong enough to withhold lots of use.  I was thinking of using a utensil organizer, but I could not find one wide enough or cheap enough:) 

So, I headed to my local Michael's and stumbled upon the PERFECT organizer.  It was intended to be used to organize crafts, but it was wide enough to take up the drawer and had customizable inserts.  Plus it was only $5.49! 

 

Master Dresser Drawers: From yuck to yum!

I have been putting off organizing my side of the master closet for A LONG TIME.  Really, since November 2011 when we finished our house renovation.  Yep, it's now 2014.  YIKES-A-DOODLE. #wordoftheyearfor2014

Here is what my hubby's side of the closet looked like the day we moved in.  Literally.  I was unpacking the kitchen and he was organizing his side of the closet.  #priorities

This is a picture of our master bedroom before the renovation.  We had two separate closets that were about 5' feet wide each.  To say it kindly, they were overflowing with clothes.

As we discussed the house renovation, we decided a large master closet was a must.  Fast-forward to house completion.  Because all my clothes fit inside the closet and I can just close the door, I have not felt a desire to get it organized. Wow.  That makes even less sense now that I wrote it out. 

I have a large-scale overhaul on the master closet coming up in the next few weeks, but for right now I just need to utilize the space that I have.  First up on the list is organizing the built-in dresser.