As students, we all know how overwhelming it can be to keep track of our assignments, notes, and

supplies. It seems like no matter how hard we try, our study space always ends up cluttered and
chaotic. But fear not, because we have the perfect solution for you – a DIY homework caddy!

A homework caddy is a portable and compact organizer that can hold all your study essentials in one
place. It not only helps you stay organized, but it also saves you time and reduces stress. Plus, it's a
fun and creative project that you can easily make at home.

Why You Need a Homework Caddy

Let's face it, studying can be a daunting task, and having a cluttered study space only adds to the
difficulty. With a homework caddy, you can keep all your necessary supplies within arm's reach,
making it easier to focus and stay on track. No more wasting time searching for a pen or a calculator
– everything you need will be in one place.

Moreover, a homework caddy can also help you stay organized and on top of your assignments. You
can assign different compartments for each subject, making it easier to find your notes and materials.
This will not only save you time but also help you stay on top of your studies.

How to Make Your Own Homework Caddy

Now that you know the benefits of a homework caddy, let's get into how you can make one for
yourself. The best part is, you can customize it according to your needs and preferences.

Step 1: Gather Supplies

To make your own homework caddy, you will need:

A sturdy and portable container (such as a plastic caddy or a wooden crate)

Scissors
Glue or tape
Decorative paper or fabric
Markers or paint (optional)
Dividers or small containers (optional)

Step 2: Decorate Your Caddy

If you want to add some personality to your caddy, you can decorate it with paper or fabric. Cut the
paper or fabric to fit the sides of your caddy, and use glue or tape to secure it in place. You can also
use markers or paint to add designs or labels to your caddy.

Step 3: Add Dividers or Containers

If you want to further organize your caddy, you can add dividers or small containers to create
separate compartments for your supplies. You can use materials such as cardboard or plastic to make
dividers, or you can repurpose small containers such as mason jars or tin cans.

Step 4: Fill Your Caddy

Now comes the fun part – filling your caddy with all your study essentials! Here are some items you
may want to include:

Pens, pencils, and markers

 Notebooks and paper
Calculator
Ruler
Sticky notes
Flashcards
Highlighters

Step 5: Keep Your Caddy Handy

Now that your homework caddy is ready, make sure to keep it in a convenient spot in your study
space. This will ensure that you have easy access to all your supplies whenever you need them.

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work I’m about to take on. I usually like to stain or paint wood, but I decided to keep this project
super simple. I have a cricut I never use but I have heard the silhouette is so much better because you
can hook it up to a computer edit it so much easier. Or fill it with fancy coffee and tea tins, a cute
mug, or a French press if they’re into brewing. Thanks for sharing it with us at The Creative Circle
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cardboard box to make a supply caddy for my own desk. It’s a great technique to know when you’re
working with paint markers and want to get a really perfect design. With the Olympics still on the
mind I feel like this sums up a confidence boost. Mine is pictured with younger elementary supplies,
but it can easily be switched up. We always begin with woes on how she JUST. CAN’T. FIND. A.
PENCIL. Once we find a pencil, she drapes herself across the table to announce that the pencil is not
properly sharpened, deeming homework an impossible task until someone brings her a pencil
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reading the articles and now that I am about to become a mom. I just love the sharpener glued to the
can. So clever. You have so many great ideas here. I forwarded your post along to our next door
neighbor. I had several creative ideas on how to make this into something completely different but at
the end of the day I was going to be the one stuck with what ever wacky creation I came up with so
I went with something I needed in my house, a homework supply station for the kids. Then it was
time to put all the supplies into the caddy. Because the weather has been so gorgeous here, we even
sometimes take homework outdoors, sitting at our outside table in the fresh air. Scratch paper is very
handy to have around along with a dry erase white board for practicing spelling words, long math
problems and parent demonstrations. Okay I admit I have a few homework supply caddies for the
kids already but they are ugly and I want a cute one. Younger siblings will love this as a way to pass
the time at big sister’s guitar lessons or big brother’s football practice. I love actually loved it with
the plain white and black. My daughter usually has everything thrown everywhere and can’t find
what she needs to do her homework.
Even though both girls have a desk, they often complete their homework in other spots of the house.
I love the idea of having everything handy and nearby when the kids get ready to do homework. I
may have to go and find me a cardboard box to make a supply caddy for my own desk. All that is
needed is something like this root beer packaging. Here you'll find home decor tips and tricks,
simple recipes and fun entertaining ideas to help you create the home you've always wanted. But one
thing I can guarantee that none of us are ready for is the dreaded HOMEWORK. Whenever I throw
out one of those cartons I always think to myself, “I can make something out of this”, and you make
it look so easy. Thanks. I bought a ton of baskets a while back and divided all the kid’s tools,
crayons, markers, glue, paper, etc. Then I removed it from the pull and and applied the tape on the
box, put pencil marks through to mark the screw holes and drilled. Add little decorative touches that
show off your one-of-a-kind creation. It’s a delightful, thoughtful way to encourage healthy habits.
Younger siblings will love this as a way to pass the time at big sister’s guitar lessons or big brother’s
football practice. You know what supplies your kiddos need and this is where practicality is key.
Include wholesome recipes featuring the basket goodies so they can create nutritious meals and treats
in their own kitchen. And then my husband is standing behind me saying “for pete’s sake just throw
it away already”. Lol. The caddy is easy. It’s not the fanciest but I can honestly say it works. And
don't forget - yours won't look the same as mine - but it'll be perfect and spot on for your style:) 10
MINUTE HOMEWORK CADDY. I’m a wife, mother of boys, artist and homemaker
extraordinaire. How can this be? Didn’t my daughter just get out of school for the summer. It's been
really helpful as well with kid and party ideas. The clip is currently being held with a 3M Command
strip, and when I’m ready to commit I will mount it with super glue. Make a Kid's Mud Kitchen and
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Yard Game Ideas ASO Live. You can freehand the wooden tag, but if you’re anything like me, you
hate your own handwriting, even if other people love it. I also cut the front of my box so it wouldn’t
be too deep for items like glue sticks and erasers. I am a stay at home mom with kids who rarely stay
at home anymore. This is the perfect solution to keep it all together in one place and looks so easy
even for me. Start with a gaming container, then pack it with their fave video games, flashy
accessories like headsets, munchies to fuel those long play sessions, and gaming gift cards so they
can pick their next adventure. I have a cricut I never use but I have heard the silhouette is so much
better because you can hook it up to a computer edit it so much easier. I have found that there is
nothing worse than getting the kids wrangled together and ready to go and then having to do the
mad search for homework supplies - we need to locate a sharpened pencil, where did that eraser go, a
green crayon is necessary. I used that trick in the pink arrangement in the black and white caddy
photo.
Fyi, if you need more filler in your flower arrangement grab some mint from your garden. She’d
love to meet you so feel free to visit her on Instagram or Facebook and say hello. For many of you,
the one thing you dread most is homework. Then I removed it from the pull and and applied the tape
on the box, put pencil marks through to mark the screw holes and drilled. I usually like to stain or
paint wood, but I decided to keep this project super simple. Then start with the middle letter and
attach one letter at a time to the caddy. I used my silhouette to make the “create” label and a gazillion
circles. A stellar baker can never have too much of the quality stuff. But I must say the navy blue
made it stand out so much more. My favorite things about it is that any font on my computer will
work with the design software that they give you. Okay I admit I have a few homework supply
caddies for the kids already but they are ugly and I want a cute one. We will NEVER sell, rent or
share your email address. I hope you get a chance try one of these projects and make one for
yourself. She also used the sticker letters to add the word homework to the side. For more ideas,
check out my back-to-school DIY backpack holder. Along with her family, she will travel anywhere
just to say she’s been. Thanks for sharing at the Wednesday Showcase party. Pinned. I will be
featuring this tomorrow night at my Sizzle into Summer party that opens at 8pm EST. And then also
juggling the needs of a 1st grader into the mix. The magnetic paint helps to create a system to
contain some of the smaller items like paper clips, erasers, small stapler and pencil sharpener that
would just get lost in the bottom of the caddy. Reply Delete Replies Reply LivingSoAbundantly
September 2, 2011 at 5:52 PM As a teacher, I appreciate the organization you are teaching your
child. Watch their backyard blossom with your thoughtful gift. Sky is the limit with the silhouette so
I’m a big fan. Instead of tossing the individual items in the caddy, placing them in the cans allows my
daughter to pull out the can of pencils (if that is all that she needs) without grabbing the rest of the
supplies. I really like the size,and how easy it is to make. Thanks for supporting the brands that make
East Coast Creative possible. The start of school is days away and that brings lots of fun and
excitement. If you'd like, consider using duct tape or washi tape in the colors of your child's school
or favorite sports team. I have found that there is nothing worse than getting the kids wrangled
together and ready to go and then having to do the mad search for homework supplies - we need to
locate a sharpened pencil, where did that eraser go, a green crayon is necessary. Instead of keeping
his art supplies next to mine, I decided to move them to this supply caddy.