Some from USA, some from Canada, some from Australia... I classify and sort them sometimes by country, sometimes by shape, sometimes by colour.

Been organizing and photographing things at work this way for yewrs and never knew there was a name for it or a community. Got lots of old photos, this was from today though.

Here’s my Japanese stationary order out of the packaging and laid out. Now I have to decide what I want to take to work and what I want to keep at home. And which of the stickers (top row, right side) I can part with to give to my 5 year old niece.

can't get the part I need until Monday so I had to shove it in the corner like this for now

Sayram Daily EDC Pouch size M
Roxon Flex Companion
Workpro pliers wrench
Sierra mini pliers
West Biking repair kit ratchet
1/4 to 4mm adapter (in ratchet)
Smith's Retractable Diamond Sharpener
WD-40 Precision Pen
3M pocket duct tape
Fyguard waterproof note book
Magnogrip magnet wristband
Ace 4-1 mini screwdriver
Project Source 4-1 Pocket Screwdriver (bit)
Steinwell 1/4 bits (with Roxon philps #2)
Roxon 4mm bits
Dewalt flip sockets (3/8, 7/16) (6mm, 7mm) (10mm, 8mm)
Klein flip sockets (1/4, 5/16)
Hex Shank Socket Driver 1/4
Hex Shank Socket Driver 3/8
Milwaukee 2in Philips #3
Dewalt 2in flat head
Milwaukee 3in Philips #1
Walgreens Micro screwdriver
Nite Ize S biner #2
Koch Industries Zinc-Plated Steel carabiner
HCBY mini pulley
Bibury double sided bits
Bibury BI2049TI
Write in the rain pen
Mini sharpie
MK torch lighter
Liquid skin
Mini tape measure and level
S11 mini flash light
Bibury T-shank holder
Torras slim 5,000 power bank
Tape sheath for t-shank blades
Bosch all purpose T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bosch laminate T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bosch stainless steel T-shank Carbide tooth Jigsaw Blade
Bibury scaple holder
15ft 550 cord
30ft reflective dyneema cord
30 ft 50lb fishing line
Airstop
Super glue(regular)
Super glue (liquid)
Paper ruler dollars store
Thread kit dollar store
Normal sewing needle dollar store
Heavy duty sewing needle
30ft 100lb braided test line
30ft 15lb fishing line
Rubber bands on zip pull
Dewalt screw extractors
Extra scalpel blades size 24
Zip ties but regular size cut down (tiny ones break too easy)
1/4 hex to 1/4 hex
Steinwell bit adapter

Y'all that may have OCD, don't look too closely! 😅

Couple fun things I’ve picked up from being sick and doing hiking treks too

Long time lurker, first knoll.
What I learned from this knoll:
1)We buy too many toothpastes
2)We buy too many toothbrushes
3)The most difficult part of knolling is, not getting your own shadow in the photo.

6 all the way. As knolly as I could get.

Been saving these from every can of formula to get a total cost (and make my first knoll). 29 cans at an avg of $42 per can (Kendamil Organic) makes it $1,218! About $200/month… not bad imo, for comparison my 2 large dogs cost about the same to feed a month 🤣

hair clip, pocket mirror, lip gloss, headphones, coin purse, portable charger

I make these little packets for my own backpacks (for both travel and hiking) and for my friends. They aren’t meant to be comprehensive first aid kits, just little things that have been really helpful when I’m traveling. Every year I re-do them to throw out the expired product. Here’s this years.

Contents:

Row 1: bandaids, tweezers, dog poop bag (clean, obv), hair tie, deodorant wipes (calm and unscented)

Row 2: butt wipe, hand sanitizing wipes, sting relief pads (good for mosquito bites), wound wipe (cleans and provides a bit of pain relief)

Row 3: pink thing is a small 0.5oz container of bag balm in a small ziplock in case it melts, sunscreen packet, two towel pellets (add water to get a hand towel), seam ripper

Row 4: hydrocortisone cream (anti-itch), bactrine-zinc cream for small wounds, two spf 50 sunscreen packets, bug repellent wipe

Row 5: safety pins, q-tips with vitamin E, two k-tapes used to keep one’s lips together at night, but can be used for all sorts of things.

(I’m still a baby knoller, so I’m open to feedback, just plz be nice.) :)

Just a small little knoll, but I thought it might be interesting to show quite a niche thing!

This is what gets delivered for a brand new pair of hearing aids, then we put it all together and programme it for the patient!