Guest Post- Kitchen Command Station

Hello Craftionary Fans!! 

It’s Jen from Tatertots and Jello.

I am so excited to be here sharing my Kitchen Command Station!

This was the Before.. Eeekk..

I decided I needed a simpler way of keeping track of papers and messages.

I took some vintage Jello molds,

A clear file folder,

I attached a sheet of laser-cut paper to the inside of the clear file folder rack

and some 3M Command hangers,

To create a new “Command Center”!

Then I covered some plain folders —

And used spray adhesive to attach the paper to the file folder.

 The last thing I did was brought a tray in to hold all of the desk materials.

So now I have a command center to keep important papers and messages!! 

 Thanks for letting me stop  by!

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10 responses to “Guest Post- Kitchen Command Station”

1. melanzana says:

   at 4:44 pm

   Bravo, is this a big spring clean?
   Super ideas.
   Tutorial on your previous post about origami technique is wonderful.

   Reply
2. Jen @ tatertotsandjello.com says:

   at 5:02 pm

   Thanks for having me Hani!! I am so excited to be here!

   xoxo
   Jen

   Reply
3. Jenelle says:

   at 5:55 pm

   Newest follower from Bloggy Mom. Really good and creative ideas. Thanks for the blog accessories section. Really good information for newer bloggers.

   Would love for you to follow back 🙂

   http://singlemominspiration.blogspot.com/

   Reply
4. [email protected] says:

   at 9:08 pm

   Wow! This is so cool and just what I need in my home. Thanks for sharing.

   I recently discovered your blog through a linky party and couldn't stop at the nylon flowers, I wanted to check out more and more. I have bookmarked the nylon flowers because I totally have to try to make them. I have always wanted to make nylon butterflies. Have you done those?
   I have awarded you a couple of blog awards. Check out creativetryals.blogspot.com for more details.

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5. [email protected] says:

   at 9:48 pm

   Thanks Sue.. I have made butterflies with nylon and you can see them at http://craftionary.blogspot.com/search/label/STOCKING%20NET%20FLOWERS

   Reply
6. [email protected] says:

   at 3:49 am

   Oh my goodness – those are beautiful! Thanks for the link to the butterflies. You are very talented! Another bookmark in my to do folder!

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7. [email protected] says:

   at 5:47 am

   your so welcome sue.. 🙂 I would love to see your projects.. do send me the pictures when you make them can't wait to see your creativity..
   Happy Crafting

   Reply
8. Veronica Lee says:

   at 1:35 pm

   Hi! Stopping by from MBC. Great blog.
   Have a nice day!

   Reply
9. Mrs. Laborn says:

   at 12:43 pm

   Awesome post! Check me out at: http://www.mrslaborn.blogspot.com

   Reply
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