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Greetings!
The holidays are over and a new year has begun. By now, I'm sure you have all your decorations put away and you're able to get back to "normal" with everyday events.
Starting a new year is a great time to get more organized than you were before. For example, if you received clothes for Christmas, you always get extra buttons attached to the garment usually in a little plastic pouch. What do you do with those extra buttons? How do you store them?
Or if you made many of your Christmas gifts and now you have a ton of little spools of thread that are overflowing in a drawer or box.
Well, I found some wonderful organizational items that will help you.
I hope this new year finds you happy and healthy.
Jo Ann
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Let's Get Organized
It's very important to have your sewing supplies and notions organized so that they are always available at your fingertips. It can get very frustrating while your sewing if you can't find a tool you need to finish your project.
For me, there's nothing more frustrating than having to hunt for a tool--such as a pin cushion or seam ripper--to finish my project. I don't want to it to interrupt my sewing especially if I'm on a roll and almost finished.
There are many great products that can help with organizing your sewing space. One company that offers really nice products is Organize.com. They have a beautiful variety of containers, boxes, and many other accessories to help with your organizing needs.
To help you get organized in your sewing, you can go to the page on my website:
www.sewithjo.com/Getting-Organized.html
Here's looking forward to a fun and creative 2011!
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