Remember those floppy disks that revolutionized computer disk storage? You know, those square flexible disks that holds a whopping 512 bytes!? Yeah I still have a box of those that I really have no use for anymore. Well, instead of throwing them out, grab a couple of zip ties and turn them into a DIY pen holder that pays homage to the old school method of data storage!
Basically, drill a couple of holes into the disks, fasten them together with zip ties, and trim off extra length with scissors. You can also glue them together into a cute little storage box for stationary and such. Easy-peasy, with nifty results!
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There are hundreds of cheap and ordinary looking USB flash drives on the market. Most companies just give them away for free but they’re all pretty damn boring. Check out some of these creative and unusual flash drives that will help you transfer your files in style.
Check out Disk-On-Key for more creative USB flash drives.
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My friends and I love to wine and dine. We can go through a few bottles of wine every time we sit down for a nice dinner. If you’re a regular wine drinker like myself, you probably have a lot of wine corks lying around. The corks are great reminders of bottles past but they can also be a project for your next rainy weekend.
Craftynest has a guide for creating an attractive, foot-friendly bath mat by hot gluing them to shelf liner. All you need for this project is a hot glue gun, some non-adhesive shelf liner, and a lot of wine corks. Other than the time it may take, the project is pretty simple. To make the corks stay down easier, you’ll need to cut each one in half before gluing them down onto the shelf liner — so you only need half has many corks!
There are plenty of other uses for wine corks such as turning them into place mats, coasters, or piecing them together into an actual cork board!
For the full scope on how to make the wine cork bath mat, check out Craftynest.
Check out LoveToKnow Crafts for more wine cork projects.
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Stationary enthusiast and blogger Patrick Ng is a genius when it comes to creating his own GTD-focused DIY projects. Check out what he’s done to spice up his notebook tabs using scrap leather, alphabet stamps and some binder clips.
Check out Patrick Ng’s blog for more details and pictures at Scription.
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Grab this cute little letterpress-printed, table calendar from theSCOOP. You can use it ’til the end of time …or until you spill your coffee on it! Choose from four different colors — blue, tan, red and yellow — so you can match it perfectly to your desk decor.
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