Diy magazine holder

Stationery storage doesn't need to be boring and/or expensive. You can make these marbled magazine holders from cereal boxes in minutes!

Magazine holders — whether metal, cardboard, wood or some other material — aren’t just for corralling your issues of Dwell. They can keep papers and magazines neat and tidy, and hold mails, books, newspapers, documents, and files without taking up too much space on your wall or door. With so many ways magazine holders can organize your life, you can get creative and clever in just about every room of the house to make your life a little more organized.

Who knew that the simple magazine holder was actually the key to getting organized in every room in your house! So many hacks you'll wish you knew about sooner!

I f you are wanting to organize your magazines take a look at the measurements giving at Little House. She makes hers from a post off...

Love live paper media…and a handmade place to put it.

Hey there! To me, nothing quite beats drinking a cup of coffee and reading through magazines in the fall! I love fall, fall decor and fall decor magazines and I'm loving this DIY Magazine rack

This week, I'm sharing some of the DIY organizational projects I completed for my new sewing room and home office. One of my main challenges in this tight space was finding a way to keep everything organized without having everything become overly cluttered, and I knew I needed to find an attractive, discreet way to

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Make a DIY magazine rack or, OR, you can use it as a tea towel rack, a Christmas ornament display rack, a photo rack or the always popular with minimalists - rack with nothing on