orderly + organized

I am LOVING this painted pegboard from the book, Handmade Weddings.  The colorful japanese tape on the clothes pins seals the deal.  Although this is designed to be a seating chart for a wedding, I could easily see it being used to hang to-do lists, children’s jobs or even a cleaning schedule in the laundry room (one can dream, right?!?).

Speaking of lists, if you’re like me and need an order intervention for your daily schedule, check out these FREE printable family organizer sheets that my tech-savvy homegirl, Nelson, found on the internet.  Thanks, Nelly!

I could totally use this one to map out our family’s schedule a little better.  Let me be more upfront:  I’m in desperate need of a family schedule sheet. Just printed it out and love it!

I also like the simplicity of this one.

There are three pages of options to fill just about every person’s need – from a party planning worksheet to an infant schedule sheet to a weekly menu planner.  Check em all out right here!

[first photo via The Haystack Needle; photograph by Joseph De Leo]