Organizing Projects

It's the fastest way to travel this side of the universe. Just give the Two-liter Transporter a quick turn, and the Trash Master or robot inside "disappears" behind a trick piece of silvery paper.

This box's top makes it a handy holder for sketch artists' supplies

An assortment of drawer pulls and a little imagination can revive a plain old dresser (or rehab a tag-sale find). Plan a fun outing to the hardware store to select the perfect knobs and handles.

Let this craft dance her way into your child's room as a cute organizer

Construct a handy carryall for storing small supplies

Corral kids' books and CDs with these colorful cardboard cases

Here's a fun way to organize hair supplies with this great craft from Spoonful.com.

Kick off the new year with a clever homemade calendar that's fun both to look at and to use. With reminder magnets, seasonal decorations, and a frame that displays artwork, this perpetual calendar is especially kid-friendly.

This simple painted mural gives toddlers a special place to hang their clothes.

Help your child learn his left from his right -- and keep all his favorite footwear neat in the process -- with a homemade shoe organizer.

Use our easy folding technique to turn paper scraps into sparkly stars and no-cut boxes that are great for gifts too.

This honeycomb-shaped wall shelf is easy to make from card stock or scrapbook paper, and great for holding tiny trinkets.