This year’s popular DIY organizing posts are really creative and inspiring. Let’s review the most popular DIY organizing projects. We reworked some posts and created new ones. Let’s begin!
The fifth post of this year is called Creative Places to Store Bobby Pins. Bobby pins can get into everything. My daughter did ballet for over 12 years and at a certain point, I found them inside the sofa, under rugs, and car seats. It was so frustrating. We would buy them at least at the start of every dance season. Feel free to visit the post here.
Sabrina’s Organizing DIY Popular Posts for This Year
The fourth popular post is 14 Creative Ways to Throw a Summer Party on a Budget. This post is to help people throw an affordable party. If you are looking to get some tips on throwing a party, check out this post.
The third popular post is about ways to remember your daily tasks. This post is for people who tend to forget tasks that need to be completed each day. We tend to remember some of the tasks that we do on a regular basis but sometimes the unique tasks that we do sporadically may be more difficult to remember. If you are interested in this topic, feel free to click-through to read the post.
The second most popular post is about Easy Holiday Cookie Baking Tips. This one was a revisited post and shares one of my favorite checklists. The checklist grocery list helps you calculate all the ingredients you need to buy for marathon cookie baking or a cookie swap event. Visit this post to check it out.
And, the most popular post of this year is How to Make a Fun Kids Craft Room. This post is to help you create and keep organized a kids’ craft room. If your kids love crafts, feel free to check out this post.
There you have it! Feel free to visit the other DIY Projects we posted this year. Which post was your favorite in our DIY series? Please leave a comment below.
You have quite a variety of posts in your top 5. I loved the “How to Make a Fun Kids Craft Room” post. I think it is funny how popular the bobby pin post was, my daughter was also in ballet for years, so I understand that predicament, and I’m sure parents of dancers found that article very helpful!
I love a DIY project. I think these projects leave me with a sense of having accomplished something. When it is an organizing project, it then also serves a functional purpose, and sort of makes me feel good about myself over and over. How fun is that? Thanks for sharing your top five DIY projects of the year, and I look forward to most posts in the future!
I went back and read the 14 Creative Ways to Throw a Summer Party on a Budget. I like this one the best. Good planning outline.
It’s always interesting to see which posts were most popular. I’m not surprised that the bobby pins one made the list – I wouldn’t think there’s a lot of information out there about that!