My Love for Labels. I wish I was talking about fashion.
Sadly, this post is not dedicated to Chanel or Louis Vuitton. Gone are those days.
But rather my love (ok, obsession) with labeling all the things.
When I was pregnant with Harper, I went through an obsessive period of cleaning and organizing.
Also, throwing everything away.
Since I didn't have the option of going through a "nesting" phase when I was pregnant with Quinn, I kind of went a little nuts this time around. Here is just a peak at some of the things that have been labeled around these parts.
Harper's Room:
My new favorite way to label, thanks to Jen! Washi tape and clear label tape!
This is in the closet of our play/craft room where we keep randoms like cords, chargers, stationary, etc:
Sidenote: Labeling does not help with said husband.
But rather my love (ok, obsession) with labeling all the things.
When I was pregnant with Harper, I went through an obsessive period of cleaning and organizing.
Also, throwing everything away.
Since I didn't have the option of going through a "nesting" phase when I was pregnant with Quinn, I kind of went a little nuts this time around. Here is just a peak at some of the things that have been labeled around these parts.
Harper's Room:
My new favorite way to label, thanks to Jen! Washi tape and clear label tape!
Quinn's Room:
I just made these in Photoshop and ran them through the laminator! Took literally 5 minutes. Also? Girlfriend's got too many clothes. And there's another rack underneath.
These are Quinn's favorite as every morning she looks at them and goes
"Socks, hairbrush, Neosporin, sunglasses!"
And yes, we also like to label and seperate our underwear. #onetoofar
This is in the closet of our play/craft room where we keep randoms like cords, chargers, stationary, etc:
And of course the Silhouette, which labels everything I can't use my label maker for.
My trusty Silhouette helped me organize my linen closet.
Now our First Aid, the girl's medicine, our medicine, sunblock/bug spray
and dog supplies are all in one spot.
I cut tags out of cardstock and just used baker's twine to tie them to the baskets.
These hold our sheets and blankets. And obviously an iron.
Anyone else have an obsession with labeling things? Or perhaps a husband who asks where things are just one too many times?
Sidenote: Labeling does not help with said husband.
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