Before:
So, with my shirts stacked in the drawer like this, I had no idea what was actually in the drawer...it also didn't want to close properly. Fixing time!
Step 1: Take all your shirts and throw them in a pile on your bed. Then organize them into piles! Mine were (not pictured): sports shirts, then workout shirts, then random shirts!
Step 2: Lay your shirt flat with the side you want showing on the bottom.
Step 3: Fold the shirt in half, lining it all up.
Step 4: Here's the part I did differently...Fold the sleeve and side in, with the edge of the sleeve touching the other side of the shirt. I wear a L or XL in tshirts, so this gave me the best use of space.
Step 5: Fold the shirt in half lengthwise by folding the bottom up to the top.
Step 6: Fold the shirt up lengthwise again, then put in your drawer and repeat the process with each shirt!
I also used this method with my pajama drawer (shown below- shirts on the left, shorts in the middle, pants on the right) and my unmentionables drawer (never gonna be shown! XD)
So, with my shirts stacked in the drawer like this, I had no idea what was actually in the drawer...it also didn't want to close properly. Fixing time!
Step 1: Take all your shirts and throw them in a pile on your bed. Then organize them into piles! Mine were (not pictured): sports shirts, then workout shirts, then random shirts!
Step 2: Lay your shirt flat with the side you want showing on the bottom.
Step 3: Fold the shirt in half, lining it all up.
Step 6: Fold the shirt up lengthwise again, then put in your drawer and repeat the process with each shirt!
Voila! I fit a total of 25 shirts into my drawer using this method. They fit better, and I caa see them all!
I also used this method with my pajama drawer (shown below- shirts on the left, shorts in the middle, pants on the right) and my unmentionables drawer (never gonna be shown! XD)
The sock drawer is my next target! :D Show me your finished drawers!
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