Here are all my beloved Japanese paper scraps in their new home (instead of the ugly Rubbermaid storage box). I love drawers!
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2 comments:
Yum! That's always what I feel when I look at my papers in my drawers. I, too, have a drawer just for bits and pieces of papers that have been cut down.
I, too, have a paper drawer...but I had to use one of my clothing bureau drawers...wish we had ikea up here!
E.
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