Did you know that Target.com offers an array of Daily Deals? Each one is marked down for one day only, and ships for free..

Today there’s great deals on this pink digital camera (gift for a tween girl, anyone?), a laptop case, a giant game keeper center, and more. Check ‘em out!

I’m always looking for furniture that can do double-duty — namely, help me keep my clutter under control. This microfiber-upholstered ottoman is perfect for stashing your remote-control collection or video games in the family room, or for hiding the tiny stuffed animals and toy cars usually strewn on the floor of your kids’ rooms. It comes golden brown or tan, so it’ll work with pretty much any decor; at 16-inches-by-17-inches, it’s small enough to tuck in a corner but large (and sturdy) enough to use as an extra seat.

$24.99 at Target.

I used to constantly forget to take my reusable grocery bags with me when I went shopping, so I decided to keep them in the trunk of my car. Now, I constantly forget to take them into the store. But I (almost) always remember my purse. These keychain tote bags fold up to just 4-1/4 inches by 2-1/4 inches — smaller than a back of cards — so even two or three of them take up barely any room inside my purse. But they open into a roomy 15-inch by 15-1/4 inch by 3-1/2 inch carry-all — plenty big enough to haul some serious groceries (or souveniers, if you like to travel).

$9.85 (two or more, $7.85 each) at Magellan’s.

With all the email and texting we do, it’s nice to send (and receive!) an actual Thank You card. And these beautiful cards are made from 100% recycled and organic material.

$15 at Inhabitatshop.com .

Our daughter’s bath toys have completely taken over the bathroom so I am on a mission to get organized. This Frog Pod by Boon attaches to the wall with adhesive strips and comes with a detachable scoop for quickly collecting bath toys. And it looks fun too!

$29.99 on Amazon.com .

You already know that VistaPrint is a great place to get affordable, high-quality business cards… but have you been there lately to check out their other offerings?

Now’s a great time, because their Big Easter Sale offers up to 90% off on a wide variety of personalized items, from checks to notepads to wearable items and window decals. Whatever you need—for business or for home—they probably have it.

You’ll also get free shipping, automatically, on your $50+ order. Though with these prices, you’d have to be ordering everything you need for the next decade to hit that….

This book should be required reading for anyone who works in an office, whether that office is across town or across the kitchen. In her new book, One Year to an Organized Work Life, Regina Leeds, a professional organizer and the founder of Get Organized! by Regina, offers up a practical, step-by-step system to help you streamline your workspace and free up your time. Weekly and monthly guides help you set realistic and achievable goals and, using her unique “Zen organizing” approach, Leeds keeps the tasks from becoming overwhelming.

$16.95 at Amazon.

We’re all trying to shop smarter these days, clipping coupons and sticking to our lists when we hit the grocery store. But that stack of money-savers does you no good if you don’t remember to bring it with you — or if they fall out of your hands and scatter across the cereal-aisle floor. The List Caddy clips easily to the handlebar of your shopping cart to hold you list and coupons (as well as a pencil, so you can cross things off as you go). When you’re not shopping, it sticks to the fridge with built-in magnets, so you can add to your list easily during the week.

$3.99 each at ListCaddy.com.

Get organized and encourage independence in one fell swoop with Lil’ Dressers Drawer Labels. Kids can color the labels with crayons or markers before peeling and placing them on the appropriate drawers. (Bonus: They can be removed, repositioned, and reused easily!). The pictures are easy to understand, and they come in girl- or boy-specific 18-label packs (with extra, blank labels that parents can customize).

$12.99 each at Mostly Organized Moms.

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based artist Nancy Hausman’s classic notecards and calendars are ideal for last-minute gift giving. Reproduced from original oil-crayon drawings, the simple images are saturated with rich color. Brown kraft-paper envelopes are included with the set of eight 4 1/2- by 5 1/2-inch notecards, and the desktop calendars come in two varieties: a clever accordian style and a compact self-standing style bound with loops of copper wire.

Notecards, $8, calendars, $12 to $14, at Nancy Hausman Designs.

For more last-minute holiday gift ideas, take a look at our slideshow on stocking stuffers for adults of all ages!