Crafts For Your Kids Study Room

In the children’s study room, clutter tends to pile up quickly. It is enough when children come home after school and fill the room with pencils, notebooks and other objects. And when that happens, they can’t find anything.

Fortunately, there are many ways to solve this problem. Many ideas and objects can help you better organize this area. And the best part is that you can make them at home, using very simple materials and letting your creative juices flow.

So, below are some crafts that you can use to organize your kids’ study area and help them make the best use of their time.

Ideas to organize your kids’ study space

Recycled boxes to keep everything in order

Boxes are the perfect solution to keep everything in order. The idea is to find boxes of different sizes and recycle them into additional storage spaces. You can use cardboard, tin, fiber or boxes of any other material.

In the same way, you can choose boxes of different shapes, as they are all ideal for storing things. Square, round or rectangular boxes, with or without lids, are perfect for storing folders, pencils, magazines and all kinds of work materials.

You can cover the boxes with beautiful colored paper and put together a corner for the boxes to better organize your children’s study space. You can also add ribbons or glued photos or paint them to make them more decorative.

A wall organizer

If you don’t have a lot of space, a wall organizer can make the most of the space you have. An organizer with pockets that you can hang on the wall is an excellent way to organize your children’s study space, especially if you don’t have much space. To make this organizer you will need:

• Need a medium wooden board.
• EVA foam sheets of any color.
• wire.
• A white cord.
• Sewing machine.
• Glue.

What you have to do

• The first thing to do is cut eight rectangles of EVA foam.

• Then sew the rectangles together two by two, leaving one of the 10 inches long sides free to create pockets.
• Apply glue (or silicone) to attach the bags to the wood board.
• Finally, drill two holes in the board and thread the white cord through the holes.
• Now all you have to do is hang the sign on the wall!
• You can store pencils, brushes, scissors and other materials in the pockets.

Decorated tins to organize pencils

You can use recycled cans to organize pencils. Just wash them well and cover them with pretty fabrics and colored ribbons. You can glue them together and even attach them to the wall. These tins allow you to organize pencils so that you can find them quickly and your children’s study area will look spectacular.

Cornflakes boxes as dividers

You can create crafts for the shelves, including creative and eye-catching dividers. Cornflakes boxes can be great dividers for your shelves. You can put magazines, notebooks and all kinds of paper in it, so you can classify them and keep the spaces tidy.

What you have to do

• To convert cereal boxes into dividers, simply cut them partially diagonally and cover them with colored paper.
• You can use wrapping paper or any other type of paper that is attractive and colorful.

• Ideally, use different colors and patterns to make your kids’ study area really attractive.

Glass jars for small items

Glass jars can become containers for small desk items that are always lost, such as paper clips, rubber bands, or staples. This way they are always at hand and organized. Remember that good organization means better use of large and small objects.

To recycle these jars, you must first clean them very well with hot water. Then choose some plastic animals and stick them on the lids. Once the glue dries and the animals are attached to the lids, paint the lids and animals with spray paint.

All of these crafts are a great way to organize your kids’ study area in a simple, different and inexpensive way. They also help you breathe new life into objects that would otherwise have ended up in the trash.