Closet dividers were one of the easiest and most helpful projects I did for C’s room. I was going through his closet today removing some of his small clothes (he is growing way too fast) and was putting away some closet dividers. I started thinking about how everyone should really have these! I am able to just pull his small set of clothes out and slide over the next. Very easy and keeps things nice and organized! I made his with a jungle theme since his room had “animal accents.” The nice thing about these is they can be customized however you want and they are so easy.
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🙂 Really cute. I like how they’re functional AND easy to make too.
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I just placed an order for the disk racks and cant wait to do it already got my scrapbooking paper. 🙂
Good luck and have fun!
where do you find the disks ?
Where do I get the disk ?
If you click on the link that says Rack Divider (I added disk so it wasn’t so confusing!) it should lead you to them on Amazon. I bought them on Amazon.