Decorating

DIY: Denim Pocket Organizers

You can use it to store crafting tools, art supplies, or even your makeup loot

Photography: michaels.com and blue i style (Main Photo)

Whether it's your vanity, work area or crafting corner, it's safe to say that every part of the home can benefit from a little extra storage. Aside from keeping clutter at bay—it can double as an accessory, too. If you're looking for an organizer that can spruce up your space but won't cost you a single centavo, here's a project you can try:

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What you need: 

  • Old denim shorts or jeans
  • A pair of scissors 
  • Super glue 
  • Corkboard  

How-to: 

  • Cut out the pockets from the old shorts and jeans. Different colored denim adds extra oomph, too! 
  • Space out the pockets however you want and glue them to the board. Press the edges down well so there'd be no room for small items to slide down.
  • Let the glue sit overnight. Afterwards, feel free to fill up your new oranizer with cool stuff! 

PHOTOS and SOURCES: michaels.com and blue i style (Main Photo) | Jessica Carroll via YouTube

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