Why You Should Put a Garden Trellis Inside Your House (It's Smart!)

"If there's anything I'm a complete sucker for, it's arts and craft supplies. Yarn, scrapbooking paper, ribbons, paints, sewing kits - you name it, I probably have it. I always have a handful of projects going at once, which means my supplies are scattered everywhere: a drawer across the room stuffed to the brim, knitting needles by my bed, and a shameless surplus tucked under it."

"Organizing pros swear by pegboards for keeping supplies tidy and within reach, but a garden trellis works just as well - maybe even better. Divide one into sections or add baskets or shelves and you'll have a storage system that's equal parts functional and creative. This TikTok video by @ForgeCore shows exactly how transformative this can be: a trellis styled with white baskets and shelves corralling supplies in one neat spot."

"Hooks are a small but mighty addition. They're perfect for hanging baskets or lightweight items such as measuring tapes, embroidery floss, and ribbons. Screw in a mounted rack. If you're a scrapbooker, artist, or stationery lover, a mounted rack is a must. It's great for paper, stickers, and even embroidery hoops or small yarn balls. Bonus: Racks are usually easy to attach and swap out as your needs change."

Many crafters accumulate yarn, scrapbooking paper, ribbons, paints, and sewing kits, often leaving supplies scattered across rooms and under beds. A garden trellis offers a space-saving alternative to pegboards, allowing division into sections and the addition of baskets or shelves to create an organized, creative storage system. Hooks are ideal for hanging baskets and lightweight items such as measuring tapes, embroidery floss, and ribbons. Mounted racks accommodate paper, stickers, embroidery hoops, and small yarn balls and are easy to attach and swap as needs change. Some product links may generate a commission; prices were accurate at publishing.

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