Happy Sunday! I'm back with some more Weekend Warrior fun and another "Pinspired" project for your classroom!
Today I'm sharing with you one of my most favorite things in the whole wide world...my desktop organizer! I received a few requests to share how my desktop stays organized amongst all the chaos that is creating products and activities for my kids. If you've regained control of your computer desktop from my last post in January, you are good to go! No need to download again since it's the same one from my last post on all things organized with a pink twist! :)
I'm always saving downloads, pictures, files, EVERYTHING to my desktop first, thinking that eventually those files will make their way to a nicely organized folder. Key word...eventually...as in...
never rarely. I like to think I have a photographic memory and can pin point where on my desktop that one clip art file or screenshot is. Anyone with me on this?? That's why this idea of an image to help organize files is GENIUS! Simply genius people! But everything I found online had either odd colors or background paper I just didn't care for. So I created a simple (but of course stylish and cute) desktop background organizer you can use for your computer.
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| my organized desktop |
Simply click on the image above to download this jpg. I included a blank template with no headers so you can personalize it with your own text using a picture editor like
Photobucket or
PicMonkey. Just remember to save the file again with the changes. Then set the image as your desktop background! Easy peasy!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out our "Pinspired" projects this month! If you like what you read, follow me on Pinterest! Make sure to check out all of the fantastic posts from the bloggers below and come back next month for come back in July for some Juicy July TpT/blogging/teaching secrets!! Happy blog hopping!
I'm always saving downloads, pictures, files, EVERYTHING to my desktop first, thinking that eventually those files will make their way to a nicely organized folder. Key word...eventually...as in...
Simply click on the image above to download this jpg. I included a blank template with no headers so you can personalize it with your own text using a picture editor like Photobucket or PicMonkey. Just remember to save the file again with the changes. Then set the image as your desktop background! Easy peasy!
Thanks for stopping by and checking out our "Pinspired" projects this month! If you like what you read, follow me on Pinterest! Make sure to check out all of the fantastic posts from the bloggers below and come back next month for come back in July for some Juicy July TpT/blogging/teaching secrets!! Happy blog hopping!
I stole this idea from you when you posted about it on Insta - totally genius! I feel like my desktop is like laundry - it piles up and I never want to deal with it!!
ReplyDeleteSlainte,
Molly
Lucky to Be in First
HAHA I am totally with Molly one this one. I have one too. I organized my desktop organizer on my drive back from Nashville last week. I already need to do it again.
ReplyDeleteMarcy
Saddle Up For 2nd Grade
This is so awesome! Love it!
ReplyDeleteDeirdre
A Burst of First