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Upcycled Desk Organizers from Sweaters

By: Susan from organized31.com

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Updated February 26, 2019

Upcycled Desk Organizers from Sweaters

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Are your crafts or school supplies scattered all over the house? Instead of spending money on desk organizers purchased from your favorite retailer, consider making your own with this project for Upcycled Desk Organizers from Sweaters! This colorful DIY craft project for beginners won't take long to make and will take upcycling to a totally new level while adding some pizzazz to your desk or craft room. The result is a stylish desk organizer that will definitely encourage you to place your supplies in their correct spots every time. This project won't take long to make and would even be a cute graduation gift idea.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsFabric, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

Beginner