Storage ideas: organizers for every occasion and taste

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With the help of hand-made organizers, you can organize the space in the closet, get new places to store things in the bathroom, hallway, nursery and even make your favorite bag more convenient.

In our review, there are a lot of ideas plus three detailed master classes.

Textile organizer with pockets

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On the basis of a step-by-step master class on manufacturing the simplest basic model of a wall organizer, you can make any organizer - with more or less compartments, a wider or longer organizer, a organizer for a bathroom made of waterproof material.

You will need:

A large piece of fabric for the bilateral basis of the organizer;
Smaller cuts - for pockets;
Thin durable plastic material to strengthen the base and pockets (if you wish, you can use doubler by gluing it to the fabric with an iron);
A tape or finished slanting collar of sufficient length for processing pockets and the base of the organizer;
Eyelets

You can sew on both a sewing machine and manually.

Step 1

First, decide on the size of the organizer and pockets. For example, in this case, we start from the dimensions of a standard A4 sheet - you can use it as a template. Cut out rectangles of appropriate sizes from plastic, and from the fabric - details of a size twice as large, not forgetting a few centimeters on the volume of each pocket and good allowances for seams.

Step 2

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Fold each part of the pocket in half inside out, put the plastic part inside and sew on top.

Step 3

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Iron the sides of the fabric inward with an "accordion" so that there are allowances on the side.

Step 4

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Stitch the folds on the edge of the pocket. So process each of the pockets.

Step 5

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Now we are starting to work on the basis of the organizer. Place the plastic part between the layers of the double fabric part.

Step 6

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On the base, attach the details of the pockets and pin them with pins.

Step 7

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Sew pockets to the base.

Step 8

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Using a round object as a template, round the corners of the base.

Step 9

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Treat the organizer in a circle with an oblique tape or ribbon.

Step 10

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Mark the location of the eyelets and set them. Done.

DIY organizer bag

Options for textile organizers with pockets

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A similar organizer can be adapted for the bed.

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DIY DIY organizer

Organizer - "little boxes" in the closet

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If your cabinet does not have enough compartments with shelves, you can add them by stitching such an organizer. It is useful in the bathroom, for example, for towels, and in the nursery - for toys, and in the hallway - for hats and scarves.

You will need:

The same amount of fabric for the outer and inner sides (take a dense, strong fabric);
A piece of Velcro tape (Velcro) 10+ cm long;
Thick cardboard or plastic to strengthen the organizer;
Hanger

Step 1

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Open the fabric and cardboard according to the diagram in the picture (the figure is the number of parts).
12 parts 23x23 cm (lining fabric);
2 parts 23x32 cm (main fabric);
2 details 20x23 cm (main fabric);
2 parts 32x69 cm (main fabric).
Do not forget to add 0.5 cm allowances.

Step 2

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Sew, as shown in the picture, details 20x23 cm. Turn out, iron, sew on Velcro.

Step 3

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Mark the middle of this part and sew in two lines to the middle of one of the parts of the main fabric 23x32 cm.

Step 4

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Connect this part to one of the lining parts. Stitch the parts as shown in the photo.Insert cardboard between the parts of the shelves.

Step 5

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Lay out the finished back part of the organizer on the table and bind, and then sew up the details from the external fabric 32x69 cm. On one side, leave the unstretched section for turning out.

Step 6

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Turn over and sew the open section.

Step 7

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It remains to attach the hanger to Velcro.

DIY needle and hook organizer

Wardrobe Organizer Options

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Options for organizing storage in a closet using homemade organizers

Storage of shoes and bags:

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Storage of shoes plus a variant of the organizer "shelves", supplemented by boxes:

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Storage bags:

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Shoe storage:

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Homemade clothing covers:

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Bag organizer

Such an organizer will help, on the one hand, to make a large bag more convenient in which there are no pockets, and on the other hand, it will facilitate the transfer of everything you need from one bag to another. It is very convenient for those who select a new handbag for everyone.
This organizer is sewn of thin felt. We recommend this particular material: it holds its shape well and does not require edge treatment.
You will need a felt, sewing machine, thread, scissors.