Kit Kelley ORGANIZE
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Since we have been getting the nursery ready for the baby, due in May, we've also been revamping our older son's room. He is five and we don't want him to feel left out or unimportant in any way so he has been helping with his baby brother's room and we have been surprising him with things for his room.His grandparents helped set up a loft bed in his room. It was Brian's bed when he was younger. This left open space for us to get Braeden a desk. The desk fits perfect under the loft and Braeden loves it. He has already begun collecting pencils, pens, paper and envelopes for his letter writing. He loves to write and draw for his friends.
So when I came across this envelope sorter on Etsy I knew I'd have to get it for Brae. The description says "This is a great place to keep your incoming and outgoing mail as well as stamps and such." I agree. It's unique and wonderful, plus I know Braeden will love sorting his envelopes.
It's from Kit Kelley ORGANIZE's Etsy shop.
Another item I'd like to pick up for him would include a Maggie Hallam pencil box, preferably the blue wave box. She makes all the boxes from scratch. The structure is book board. She recesses a small strong magnet into the front edge of the box. Another strong magnet is aligned and recessed into the box lid. The spine of the box is 'drop' (not glued to the tray). The magnets hold it tightly shut.
Labels: Etsy, kit kelley, office, organize
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