Quite awhile ago, I found a jewelry organizer for all Kara's hair ribbons, barrettes, rubber bands etc. It's worked GREAT!
But the "hair" drawer was still cluttered with headbands and more.
(Sorry for the blurry picture....I can't retake it because now the drawer is organized!)
Then I came across (not on Pinterest) a great headband organizer. I changed it up a bit and it seems to be a good solution.
I started with an empty oatmeal canister.
I tried to use the scrapbook paper that the original blogger suggested...but it was way too small. And I only had one piece.
So I covered it with wrapping paper. Now I can even use inside the canister for storage.
Works for me! Now look at the drawer.
(The empty baby food container is for those teeny tiny plastic rubber bands that work so well in our thin hair! And the scissors are for cutting out said rubber bands.)
And maybe the organization will help us from using the headbands elsewhere...like on little brother :)
Yummy...
I can't believe she's 7 but I'm so glad she's ours.
Here's the youngest guest at Kara's party.
And baby brother Micah getting know baby Kendall.
Happy Birthday, Sweet Girl!
Quite awhile ago, I found a jewelry organizer for all Kara's hair ribbons, barrettes, rubber bands etc. It's worked GREAT!
But the "hair" drawer was still cluttered with headbands and more. 
(Sorry for the blurry picture....I can't retake it because now the drawer is organized!)
Then I came across (not on Pinterest) a great headband organizer. I changed it up a bit and it seems to be a good solution.
I tried to use the scrapbook paper that the original blogger suggested...but it was way too small. And I only had one piece.
Works for me! Now look at the drawer. 
(The empty baby food container is for those teeny tiny plastic rubber bands that work so well in our thin hair! And the scissors are for cutting out said rubber bands.)
