Papers… Blank, ruled, graph, dotted… One of my favorite stationery supplies of all time. For the second installment of the stationery and crafting supplies organization series, I will go through my paper stationery organization.
As a crafter and stationery lover, one thing I’ve struggled with throughout the years is organization. I would collect and collect supplies with no end and have no organization system set up for me to store them. If you are a fellow crafter, in this blog post series, I will be sharing with you how I organize my stationery and crafting supplies. For this first part, I will be showcasing my good old crafting supplies cart.
If you read any of my prepping for college blog posts published in early August, you know that I opted for a binder as my main tool to store all of my notes. Ever since the semester started I’ve been keeping up with the college student binder setup that I’m about to share with you.
Spring is already here and I thought that what better way to welcome it than by cleaning up my space. That’s why I decide to create a little plan in my bullet journal to clean up the main things in my life like my purses and my bedroom. I can be very organized in some things and messy in others. For instance, one of the things that are going to be recurrent in terms of tasks is taking out the trash as in little pieces of paper and stuff since I’m really bad at throwing away stuff because I always make excuses like it could be used for other things and leave them all over the place. This is my spring cleaning action plan as a senior high school student.