Handy storage solution created from simple magazine files

Looking for a neat and practical solution for storing all your bin bags, vacuum cleaner bags and cleaning cloths? If you are, check out this idea involving simple magazine files attached to the inside of your cupboard doors! Magazine files made from plywood work really well for this project as they’re easy to label using our edding permanent markers. The pens come in a range of different nib sizes and colours, so you can get as creative as you wish by adding your own designs. Alternatively, keep things simpler by using our handy template.

Category

Upcycling & DIY hacks

Products

Permanent markers

Materials

Paper, carton and cardboard
Wood

Difficulty

Easy peasy

Step 1

You can see everything you need for this project in the picture below.Simply select permanent markers in your favourite colours anddownload the template provided.

Step 2

Draw the first design onto the front of one of your magazine files inpencil and then go over it again using your permanent marker. Themarker's chisel nib is great for creating impressive calligraphy-stylelettering.

Step 3

Next, draw the second design onto your other magazine file. Themarker's round nib is ideal for creating fine lines and lettering.

Step 4

Copy the word ORGANIZATION below the arrow or add your ownstorage instructions.

Step 5

Apply double-sided sticky tape to the back of your magazine files.

Remove the backing tape and...

Step6

... attach the files to the inside of your cupboard door.

Step7

And that's it - your very own storage cupboard that's beautifully neatand tidy!

Step 8

By the way: when your marker pens run out, you can easily refill themusing the edding MTK25 refill ink system. Simply stand the markerwith the nib downwards in the refill bottle.