It is that time again! At the end of every year, C-Line likes to take a look back on some of our favorite blog entries that have been posted throughout the year. Whether they are fun ideas or creative uses of our products, we like taking the time to see what we have covered over the year.

Take a look at our top ten blog posts for 2012

1. History Lesson Saved With Replacement Inserts
2. Presentation Organized to Perfection
3. Unique Hat Storage System Works in Many Closets
4. Tent Cards Make a Formal Impression
5. Index Divider Organizing Coupon Binder
6. Dry Erase Pockets Serve as Classroom Scheduler
7. Poly Envelopes Organizes Items Typically Stored in Cars
8. Plaid Expanding File Organizes Greeting Cards
9. Meet C-Line’s Travel Expense Organizer
10. Laminating Sheets Create Ornaments at Kids’ Holiday Party

Is there an entry we missed that is your favorite? Comment below and share with us which one it is!

The season of travel is upon us. With thousands of people traveling to visit relatives for the holidays, it can make for a particularly hectic time to travel. Many people like to be as prepared as possible in order to eliminate any delays or mishaps during their commute.

While C-Line’s products are typically used in office settings, many items are especially useful when flying. Whether you are looking for ways to contain liquids or store valuables in your bag, several products can help make you more prepared when traveling.

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In the past, I primarily used file folders as a way to organize tasks I was working on. Since coming to work here at C-Line, my habits have drastically shifted. I have essentially ditched the traditional file folders for polypropylene project folders. To me, the benefits of these folders are undeniable.

If you are familiar with C-Line’s vast array of project folders, then you know there is something available for everyone’s organizational taste, from traditional clear folders to those with unique write-on tabs. Whatever your personal preference is, the uses for the project folders are endless. While I don’t have a favorite style, I do use each type for a specific purpose.

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By now, it is undeniable that the Holiday season is in full swing. Gift giving, festive lights and holiday parties are just a few of the beloved aspects of this time of year.

Recently, I was helping a friend organize a holiday party for her daughter. Since all the kids attending were between the ages of 4 through 8, she was having a difficult time coming up with an activity that everyone would be able to participate in.

After much discussion, we ended up deciding on a DIY ornament project for the kids. The goal was to keep it simple so all the kids could enjoy it, while still creating something cute for them to take home with them.

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