Cristin Frank loved the design of the flower wire box, but she didn't have any clue how to use it.

Funky Frame for Your Jewels Don't let your favorite necklaces get in a tangle. Mr. Kate altered a simple picture frame into ideal storage (and display) for your finest stones. All you will need is two or three nails, a hammer and chicken wire. Make it your own by painting your frame a refreshing color, like this canary yellow.

Ice Cube Tray Organizer It's easy to lose these stud earrings or additional buttons from that expensive pea coat you bought last winter. Rather than having a crap drawer, use an ice cube tray to keep it organized. Today you'll know just where to go if that one way button goes missing. Photo courtesy of Apartment Therapy

Silverware Tray Displays Your Jewelry Although this project really works good with a wooden silverware tray (since you can paint it any colour), a plastic version will suffice. Jennifer Hadfield of Tatertots & Jello got creative and decorated her organizer with chalkboard paint, glitter and feathers. It's glam enough to leave out in the open custom shower doors . but also clever enough to stuff into a drawer without worrying that your jewelry will get lost or tangled.

Prop Up Boots With an Old Tabloid We've all endured from saggy boot syndrome. Maintaining your preferred kicks for the summer doesn't have to mean a nasty crease come fall. Roll up back issues of your magazines and stuff them into your boots so they stand tall until the cold weather returns. Photo courtesy of Clossette

Hang Baubles on Branches In case you have a big enough room, proceed that unsightly fake plant into your cupboard and decorate it with your own bracelets by colour coordinating them. Photo courtesy of Alejandra Bernardez Interior Designs

No Closet? No Problem. Sometimes cupboard space is not an alternative. If you're a small-space dweller, you realize all too well how precious — not to say difficult to come by — storage is. Toma Clark Haines of The Antiques Diva literally made her own cupboard near her shower with some tension rods and duct tape.

Store It in a Planter Want more storage to your beauty goods or tube socks? Go outside. Hipcycle used a flower box planter as a depository for medium-sized necessities. Simply remove crops, clean it out and fill it up.

Bread Box Shelving Bear in mind that old bread box you inherited from your mother? Now you can finally put it to use. Cristin Frank of The Eve of Reduction turned a planter in to shelving. She eliminated the hinged lid and positioned the box onto the wall so the indents in the hinges aren't visible.

Basket Made From Plastic Bags Hipcycle came up with a means to reuse all your plastic bags. They weaved colorful plastic bags into handy bins that you can use to store your T-shirts, letting you stay organized while supporting the environment.

Savvy S Hooks S hooks are not just for hanging pots and pans from the kitchen. They are also great for those hard-to-store items like bags, umbrellas and scarves. They are not as large as hangers, so that they take less space. Use pliers to tighten their grip up so they do not slip off. Photo courtesy of Apartment Therapy

Tag It With Shipping Tags It is such a simple concept, but it really can make all the difference in getting your closet in order. Professional organizer Jean Linder had a customer that wanted her linens to be split by kind. "We wanted to label each pile, but were afraid that placing the tag right on the cable shelf would cause the tag to become concealed," she states. "So, we used regular transport tags that were discovered with the customer's office supplies."

Tie Rack for Your Jewelry Who really has sufficient twists to fill an whole rack? Use that leftover space to hang your favorite chunky necklaces and bangle bracelets. Best of all, it's small enough which you can hang it in your cupboard or another inconspicuous area like your bathroom — or in the corner of your bedroom. Photo courtesy of Angel Tuccy

Sub Out Your Towels for Scarves It is perfectly OK to neatly fold your summertime scarves and place them in a drawer. But, folding isn't necessarily a choice when you are in a hurry. A towel rack is the perfect solution for your storage problem. Simply loop it return to a non-wrinkled scarf, guaranteed. Photo Courtesy of Alejandra Costello

The Catchall Basket You've utilized this wicker basket across the entire house — in the laundry room to the living area. It functions just too on your closet. Make this basket wool- and - silk-friendly by covering it with cloth to stop unwanted nicks in your cloth. Photo Courtesy of S.O.S. Sharb Organizing Solutions

Tidy Up the Tuna Could Aluminum is one of the strongest substances around, so Stephanie Lynn of Under the Table and Dreaming had the idea to use cans to line a vanity drawer for keeping little things like bobby pins and rings. You can also use cans to keep office supplies. Be certain you fold down the sharp edges and clean them out entirely to keep them odor-free.

Woven Tin Wastebasket This colorful basket by Hipcycle is created from scrap tin containers and will save plenty of items without taking up too much space. Similar layout ideas include using celebrities, plastic bags, T-shirts and newspaper.

Bungee Cords Hold Items You understand the top part of your cupboard that you can not bear to check at? It is the place where you haphazardly throw the items which you aren't sure what to do with, so things pile up and down crashing down. Alejandra Costello solved this problem by simply attaching a bungee cord from the bottom plate into the top plate to make a crate, making the distance safe and innovative.

Rolling Pin Coat Rack This project really stands out because it's so sudden. Jessica Farmer of Etsy shop Bluebird Heaven trim wooden rolling pins in to halves and nailed them on a sturdy piece of plywood. Add some variety by choosing rolling pins with different grips and adding a coat of paint to make one-of-a-kind storage.

Bring Your Wire Flower Box Inside In case you have a special place in your closet for gift-wrap, then you'll adore this idea to avoid the dreaded preoccupied ribbon calamity. Cristin Frank loved the design of the flower wire box, but she didn't have any clue how to use it. "It wasn't long that I understood what a great ribbon holder and dispenser it could be," she says. Clean the remaining dirt off using a wire brush then hang the box on the wall using two graphic hangers.