If you've ever felt a strong compulsion to organize your possessions in perfect order, you might be a huge fan of knolling, the art of arranging similar objects in a precise, perpendicular manner so they look just perfect when a picture of them is taken from above.
What can be knolled? Contents of your bag and pockets, collections of small items, small objects found in the street — anything, really, as long as it can be neatly arranged. There are many communities dedicated to this unusual hobby online, with people regularly sharing photographs of their satisfying arrangements with others.
Check these beautiful pictures they took out and decide for yourself if knolling might just be something to you could get into, too.
Bookmarks Left Inside Book Donations
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Treasure Brough Home By A Kindergartener
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Contents Of A 5-Year-Old's Backpack
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Leaves A Student Picked Up
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Digital Art Of Bread Clips
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Does Patrick Bateman Live Here
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Found Under A Couch
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A School Of Soy Sauce Fish
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A 9-Year-Old's Halloween Haul
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Contents Of A Pack For A Year-Long Trip
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Sea Glass Collected On A Holiday
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Beautiful Hand-Made Lockets With Pressed Flowers
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Trinkets Found In An Apartment Complex Alley Over 12 Years
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Vintage Cobalt Glass Items
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A Sea Glass Haul Arranged By Color
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Contents Of A 6-Year-Old's Coat Pockets
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Small Items Dropped On The Street
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Used Up Colored Pencils
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An Assortment Of Cool Keys
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100 Meters Of Karate Belts Earned By One Family
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Contents Of A Junk Drawer
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An Arrangement Of 19th-Century Brooches And Pins
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Vintage Clocks – Some Are Radioactive!
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One Of These Items Is Not Like The Others
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A Cat's Hoard Hidden In His Blanket
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