Cardboard file organizer

Well-made Material: Letter file boxes are made of upgraded heavy cardboard, durable and reusable. Metal handle design, easy to carry.(Folder not included) Letter Size: The document box is 12.2x5.3x9.8 inches, designed specifically for letter (not including folders), but is not limited to folders, but can also store notebooks, magazines and other paper documents. Compact design, categorize items. Easy to Install: Hanging file organizers packaging comes with a manual that can be folded in just…

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I am a huge fans of books, have always been since childhood and have been an avid reader and writer. I have wanted to pass on this love for reading and books to my little boy and hence introduced books to him when he was just 2 months old. He took to them immediately and has been fond of books ever since. I try to understand his constantly changing likes and stock up on books on topics that will interest him. I had converted a little wooden side table as his reading corner and had stacked up…

A paper organizer made from repurposed cereal boxes and scrapbook paper.

DIY Cheap Mail Organizer

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.

I have a ton had a ton of these cardboard crates from my food storage in my basement (I threw a bunch away because I couldn't figure out what to do with them). Then I was unloading a case of green beans and thought, "there has got to be something useful I can make with these." These fabulous and very cute hanging file boxes were the finished product. I LOVE THEM (and am so wishing I hadn't thrown away at least a dozen and a half of these a few months ago). Here's what you need to make these…

Cardboard is sturdy, it's easy to cut and fold, easy to paint and glue, and best of all... it's FREE!