The “Top Organizing Bloggers” have come together once again, to bring you some organizing inspiration. We are hosting a monthly round up (link party), where you can share your organized blog posts with the world. Beginning today, this event will take place the last Sunday of every month, on all “Top Organizing Bloggers” blogs (listed below). Sound good? Keep reading…
1. Must be organizing related.
2. Must have the button or a text link, linked back to one of our 8 blogs.
3. Must be a new link up each month (No duplicates).
4. A maximum of 2 posts may be linked up each month.
5. Please link to the correct category.
6. The link up must be your own work.
*We have the right to delete any link ups that do not follow the rules.
The event will last all month. You can link up on the first day, the last or any day in between. Make sure you only link up a maximum of 2 organizing posts per month. We will share our favorite linked up blog posts on “Organize It!”, our Pinterest page. So make sure to follow the page to see if yours’ is on there! Have fun, get lots of inspiration and share the party with the world!
Kitchen Organization…
Office Organization…
Closets & Storage Organization…
Bathroom Organization…
Bedroom Organization…
Toy Organization…
Laundry Room & Cleaning Supplies…
Craft Room & Keepsake Organization…
Binders & Planners…
Other Spaces…
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What an AWESOME idea for a link up! Thank you so much for hosting, Toni! Have a blessed Sunday!
~Abby =)
I linked to the wrong area 🙁 Sorry about that! Office… Kitchen… hello?!!
Thanks for hosting the party. Hope you’ve had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
I will be joining in one of these linky parties as soon as my fiancé and I get into military housing! Excited!
This incorporates sweaters and T-shirts, which can be
folded and stacked on the shelf (if your closet
has a shelf). The only trouble is that ties are generally sensitive,
which makes them tough to keep in crowded closets.
There are only two dressing rooms, and they are small, so you have to step
out into the retail store to get your procuring buddy’s belief about your outfit.