Stationery organizer

A stationery organizer comprising:

• a base;
• a rotary table supported on said base, said rotary table including an upright post extending perpendicularly from the center of a flat top surface of said rotary table, said upright post having a threaded distal end;
• a plurality of stepped bushings respectively mounted on the upright post of said rotary table and longitudinally connected in aligned manner, said stepped bushings each including a circular base and a peripheral coupling flange raised normally around the periphery of said circular base;
• a screw cap threaded onto the threaded distal end of said upright post to secure said stepped bushings to said upright post;
• and,
• a plurality of springy plastic retainer flap elements respectively radially fastened to said stepped bushings around said upright post and closely disposed adjacent one another, said springy plastic retainer flap elements each defining a receiving space of sector-like cross-section and including a plurality of transversely extended coupling notches respectively coupled to the circular base of said stepped bushings, said transversely extended coupling notches each having an expanded inner end fitting the peripheral coupling flange of a corresponding one of said stepped bushings.