Materials Needed

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• Creality Ender 3v2 Printer
• PLA plastic
• Print file (grab a free one from Thingieverse)

DIY Organizers for Ikea Drawers

The great thing about this print is that the file is a universal and can be adjusted to fit most drawers. There is even a bottomless version (which is what we chose) that uses less filament and is faster to make.

Start by exporting your print file into a slicing program such as Slic3r and adjusting to your drawers. These fit our Ikea Alex Drawer perfectly and we didn’t need to adjust the parameters.

Then create a Gcode (this is the instructions for your printer) and set up your choice of filament and let your printer do the work! The printer will create your organizers layer by layer. Once started, each print takes about 1.5 hours or you can print multiples at the same time.

Once printing is done you just have to remove DIY organizers from the printing bed and set them up in your drawers.

3D Printing is a great way to imagine and create what you need for your home. These diy organizers can be any color or shape so you can make whatever suits your style and needs.

While you’re here, check out our small space makeover using Ikea storage!

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DIY Makeup Organizers

Tin can projects are one of my favourites. They’re budget friendly and you can get creative making organizers, vases, utensil holders or planters. For this you’ll need:

Materials Needed

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• Tin cans
• Fabric (large scraps, I got mine from the dollar store)
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Scissors

Start off making your makeup organizers by making sure your tin cans are clean and have no sharp edges. Measure the fabric around your tin can and cut the piece you need.

Warm up your hot glue gun and add a line of glue down the side of your tin can.

Next, carefully glue one side of your fabric onto the tin can.

Add more hot glue as you are wrapping your fabric around the can.

Once you reach the end add another line of glue and press the fabric down. Do the same to your other tin can.

At this point you will probably have excess fabric at the top which you can cut, but I chose to bend it so that it fits inside the tin can.

Voila! You’re done! Now you just have to fill your makeup organizers with your makeup and put it where you want to display it. This project was so simple and took no time at all. So, save your tin cans and try this for yourself.

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