DIY Home Sweet Home: June 2014

6 Must Try Popcorn Recipes

Next time you have a family movie night, why not mix things up a bit with these delicious popcorn recipes.

Many people have the misconception that organizing has to cost a lot of money. However, I have done a few organizing projects that cost little-to-no money at all. Such as my kitchen drawer organizer that I made for under $2 and how I recycled baby food jars to organize my spices.
I've gathered a few other wonderful ideas to help get you organized using items that you would normally throw away.

Celebrate the fourth this year with these fun & festive projects

This 33-page downloadable pdf has everything you need to organize your life.

...these are a few of my favorite things. Of course I am sure that you have already guessed that if you have been following this blog for a while. But one thing that I love more that recycling or organizing is combining the two things. I love being able to take something that would normally be thrown away and reuse it to organize my home, my family, my work area, or just life in general.

Of course I am not the only one who enjoys to combine recycling and organizing. I can't wait to try some of these great projects.

The great thing about a small kitchen is that they are so easy to clean. However, they greatly lack in storage. If you have been blessed with a tiny kitchen here are a few tips to make the most of it and maximize your space.

These must have sewing patterns are a perfect way to help you stay organized. (because we could all use a little more organization in our life, right?)