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I love the tiny green set....the smallest one is a little bigger than a sesame seed.

<div class="md"><p>I love the tiny green set....the smallest one is a little bigger than a sesame seed.</p>
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Knolled some of my matryoshka dolls.

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My first time posting here so hopefully this is in the spirit of knolling. Anyway, here is all the stuff I typically have on me or around for my sewing projects :)

<div class="md"><p>My first time posting here so hopefully this is in the spirit of knolling. Anyway, here is all the stuff I typically have on me or around for my sewing projects :)</p>
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My Sunday Sewing Knoll

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At Rokin Metro Station in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, they are showing all the archeological artifacts they found during the construction of the line (opened in 2018). Sorry for the poor photo, it is located between moving escalators.

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Unexpected find! My toddlers spoon haha he must have put it in there 

<div class="md"><p>Unexpected find! My toddlers spoon haha he must have put it in there </p>
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My purse 

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My makeup bag :-)

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Extra credit for my Dendrology class: TWIGS

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Another Swiss Emergency Service: Dog Police Crew Setup

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<div class="md"><p>Is this Knolling? </p>
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Magazine cover

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First Major Holiday Since my Grandpa Died

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<div class="md"><p>(Ontario, legal here)</p>
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Legal smoking accoutrements

The inside of my bag after a 10hr shift as an in-home HCA.

Beach Finds

Decided to clear out my desk drawer 📏✂️✏️

Knolled Daily Bag

Contents of a River Rangers drybag 

bonus attempt with a kitten who loves to loaf anywhere she can

<div class="md"><p>bonus attempt with a kitten who loves to loaf anywhere she can</p>
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knolled the second batch of Christmas presents (first batch are already wrapped 😭)

Airguns & accessories! Got too windy yesterday so no plinking done  :-( 

Disassembled and knolled my kid's bed 

Contents of my everyday bag. I usually get ready on the go. 

<div class="md"><p>Contents of my everyday bag. I usually get ready on the go. </p>
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First Knoll!

If I find any cash… no I didn’t! 😂 jk.. kinda 

<div class="md"><p>If I find any cash… no I didn’t! 😂 jk.. kinda </p>
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Things I pull from my boyfriend’s pockets on laundry day 

Contents of my friend's paper folder after his trip to Japan (plus some other stuff from his bag)

According to my partner: “it’s like jason bourne getting ready for a girl’s trip” 

<div class="md"><p>According to my partner: “it’s like jason bourne getting ready for a girl’s trip” </p>
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Everything in my bag before a long flight 

my every day bag & the bag inside it :)

Life of a shell


Hey everyone! Beginner carpenter here who’s been working in this workshop for about three years now. When I first started, the place was a bit of a mess—a mountain of tools and bits (left to me by my father as he was a carpenter himself) right in the middle of the space. Over time, I’ve made some progress by organizing, hanging stuff on the walls, and building storage cabinets.

A few years back, I stumbled upon a video by Tom Sachs about knolling, and it completely changed my perspective. I instantly fell in love with the concept, and it’s been a mantra in the back of my mind ever since. For those who aren’t familiar, he has a video where basically its one of his rule in his workshop to ALWAYS BE KNOLLING

Despite my enthusiasm for knolling, I’ve noticed that stuff still tends to pile up over time. I realized the main issue is a lack of consistency in maintaining the habit of arranging and organizing. I want my workspace to not only function well but also be visually satisfying, and I know this requires daily effort.

That’s why I’ve decided to commit to knolling and organizing my workshop on a regular basis. My goal is to make steady progress and share updates with you all along the way. I’m hoping this will keep me motivated and maybe even inspire others who are working on their own spaces.

Looking forward to sharing this journey with you and hearing any tips or ideas you might have!



<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone! Beginner carpenter here who’s been working in this workshop for about three years now. When I first started, the place was a bit of a mess—a mountain of tools and bits (left to me by my father as he was a carpenter himself) right in the middle of the space. Over time, I’ve made some progress by organizing, hanging stuff on the walls, and building storage cabinets.</p>

<p>A few years back, I stumbled upon a video by Tom Sachs about knolling, and it completely changed my perspective. I instantly fell in love with the concept, and it’s been a mantra in the back of my mind ever since. For those who aren’t familiar, he has a video where basically its one of his rule in his workshop to ALWAYS BE KNOLLING</p>

<p>Despite my enthusiasm for knolling, I’ve noticed that stuff still tends to pile up over time. I realized the main issue is a lack of consistency in maintaining the habit of arranging and organizing. I want my workspace to not only function well but also be visually satisfying, and I know this requires daily effort.</p>

<p>That’s why I’ve decided to commit to knolling and organizing my workshop on a regular basis. My goal is to make steady progress and share updates with you all along the way. I’m hoping this will keep me motivated and maybe even inspire others who are working on their own spaces.</p>

<p>Looking forward to sharing this journey with you and hearing any tips or ideas you might have!</p>
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Beginner Carpenter Embracing Knolling in My Workshop

Knolled my beach Finds. Collected over a couple years. These specimens are staying on the island of Kauai!

Knolled my beach Finds. These oddities are staying on the island of Kauai. 

Contents of My Makeup Drawer

Gave my 3 y/o grandson a bag of sticky skeletons. This is what he did with them before I had to find bbq tongs to get them off the ceiling. 
Cheers! 💀 🎉 

<div class="md"><p>Gave my 3 y/o grandson a bag of sticky skeletons. This is what he did with them before I had to find bbq tongs to get them off the ceiling. 
Cheers! 💀 🎉 </p>
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Grandson’s (3 y/o) sticky skeletons

Contents of my bag 

[***What is Knolling***](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knoll_(verb\))?

[***Interactive Knollable Desktop 'Stupid Desk'***](http://stupiddesk.com/) by CreateJS

[***Always be Knolling***](http://youtube.com/watch?v=s-CTkbHnpNQ) part of [***10 Bullets***] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49p1JVLHUos) a video by Tom Sachs/Van Neistat

***Posting Guide r/knolling***

Please do not post clickbait, buzz listicles and top x links. Link directly to an image of your knolled content. Do not link to a gallery of images, pick one image and link directly to it, post gallery links in the comments. Thank you and always be knolling! 



<div class="md"><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knoll_(verb)"><strong><em>What is Knolling</em></strong></a>?</p>

<p><a href="http://stupiddesk.com/"><strong><em>Interactive Knollable Desktop &#39;Stupid Desk&#39;</em></strong></a> by CreateJS</p>

<p><a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=s-CTkbHnpNQ"><strong><em>Always be Knolling</em></strong></a> part of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49p1JVLHUos"><strong><em>10 Bullets</em></strong></a> a video by Tom Sachs/Van Neistat</p>

<p><strong><em>Posting Guide <a href="/r/knolling">r/knolling</a></em></strong></p>

<p>Please do not post clickbait, buzz listicles and top x links. Link directly to an image of your knolled content. Do not link to a gallery of images, pick one image and link directly to it, post gallery links in the comments. Thank you and always be knolling! </p>
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