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" Iheartorganizing&amp;#039;s Jen Jones organizes her home\u2014and all her family&amp;#039;s stuff\u2014in pretty creative ways. After the mom of three found her stash of wrapping paper, ribbons, tape, and cards multiply after the holidays, she decided it was time to bring some working order to her supplies (her wrapping paper had outgrown its previous home, a wire basket). She fit a bookshelf she bought ages ago into a cabinet she already had and started organizing.           Oh yes I did! &#128525; #wraptastic A photo posted by Jen Jones (@iheartorganizing) on Dec 16, 2013 at 3:44pm PST     Here&amp;#039;s her step-by-step guide to getting gift supplies under wraps: 1. Buy nine \u00BD-inch wooden dowels and five packages of gold cup hooks.    2. Paint the dowels with gold, oil-based liquid leaf paint.    3. Screw the hooks into one- by one-inch pieces of scrap wood. 4. Measure and mark where you would like to hang the dowels to hold the wrapping paper rolls and spools of ribbon. 5. Nail the scrap pieces of wood into the bookshelf/cabinet. 6. Slide and clip the dowels into the cup hooks. They should be loose enough to spin but tight enough not to pop out of place. 7. Put wrapping paper rolls and ribbon spools on the dowels. Fill a plastic bin with tape (you can stick a tiny piece to the sides so it&amp;#039;s always ready for use). Fill baskets and boxes with cards, envelopes, and writing supplies.  Tell us: What have you organized already in 2014?  ----- Plus: See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB 15 great gift-wrapping ideas \u00BB16 brilliant ideas for bookshelves \u00BBEasy weeknight meals \u00BB37 ways to make something new out of something old \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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