Kitchen Labels for Snacks
Organize your pantry with printable Kitchen Pantry Snack Labels in 5 styles, 3 colors and a red & turquoise combination. Choose from 17 label options to create a coordinated look for your snack storage.
Organize your pantry with printable Kitchen Pantry Snack Labels in 5 styles, 3 colors and a red & turquoise combination. Choose from 17 label options to create a coordinated look for your snack storage.
Organize your craft room with 66 pages of printable labels in 4 styles and 11 colors. Choose the label style, color and size that works for your supplies, then print only the labels you need for yarn, fabric, paper, tools, beads, paint, stamps, ribbon and more.
Learn how to fold 22 different types of clothing with clear, illustrated, step-by-step instructions and practical tips for keeping your clothes neat and easy to organize. This 38-page printable guide covers clothing for adults, children and babies, plus clothing-care tips.
Stop losing track of bills, paperwork, appointments, cards, and tasks. The Organized 31 Tickler File System gives you a simple daily and monthly filing system for keeping time-sensitive paperwork and tasks where you’ll see them and know when to act. Includes instructions, printable file labels, note pages, and a Card Planner.
The next best thing to having a professional organizer help you declutter and organize your space. These practical checklists and tips give you the guidance you need to work through the decluttering process on your own. Use them in any area of your home to make decisions, clear the clutter, and create a more organized space.
Set up your kitchen so it works for the way you actually live.
How to Set Up Your Kitchen So It Works for You is a practical workbook that helps you make thoughtful decisions about where things belong instead of simply unpacking boxes or moving items from one cabinet to another.
Created by professional organizer Susan Sant, this workbook draws on her experience setting up 16 kitchens and moving into more than 20 homes. It recognizes that every kitchen, household, and person is different, so there isn’t one perfect kitchen layout for everyone.
Inside the workbook, you’ll learn how to:
• Plan your kitchen layout based on your space and the people who use it
• Decide where frequently used items should go
• Create practical kitchen zones
• Use the work triangle to improve efficiency
• Place dishes, glasses, cookware, food-prep tools, and other essentials
• Consider factors such as height, handedness, mobility, and safety
• Make the most of cabinets, drawers, shelves, and awkward spaces
• Decide what should be stored near the refrigerator, sink, stove, and other work areas
• Adapt your kitchen organization to your family’s routines and needs
The workbook includes six kitchen layout case studies to help you see how these principles can work in different kitchens and situations.
Whether you’re moving into a new home, rearranging an existing kitchen, or simply frustrated because your kitchen doesn’t work well for you, this workbook gives you a practical way to figure out what belongs where and why.
The goal isn’t a picture-perfect kitchen. It’s a kitchen that makes everyday life easier.
Make things easier for your family later by getting organized now.
The End-of-Life Planner is an 84-page printable and fillable workbook designed to help you gather the information, organize the details, and record the wishes your loved ones may need if you become seriously ill or after you die.
This isn’t a replacement for your will, trust, advance directive, or other legal documents. Instead, it helps you organize the practical information that can be difficult for your family to find when they are already dealing with stress and grief.
Inside the planner, you’ll find space to organize and record:
• Personal and family information
• Important documents and where to find them
• Medical information, health history, and healthcare providers
• Insurance policies and contacts
• Bank accounts, income, and recurring expenses
• Retirement accounts, pensions, and financial information
• Assets and personal property
• Digital accounts, subscriptions, and passwords
• Important contacts and people who should be notified
• Care information for people, children, and pets
• Funeral, memorial, and final wishes
• Business information
• Notes and additional instructions
The workbook is designed to be completed at your own pace. You can print it and write by hand or use the fillable fields to complete it digitally.
Organizing this information now can save your loved ones from having to search for answers later. It is a practical gift that can make an already difficult time a little easier.