17 Super Smart DIY Ways to Keep Toys Organized
Because there's nothing more painful than stepping on a Lego.
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Because there's nothing more painful than stepping on a Lego.
1
Outdoor Toy Bins
Keep your yard clutter-free by placing bins with adhesive chalkboard labels onto a sturdy bronze shelf. Get the tutorial at
Moosha Girl.
2
Tote Bag Storage
Store items like stuffed animals or blocks in wall- or door-mounted tote bags. Monogram the totes to label what's inside or to differentiate between each child's toys. See more at Play Chic Interiors.
3
Magnetic Matchbox Car Mural
A storage solution that doubles as a striking and colorful mural? We're sold. Get the tutorial at Honest to Nod.
4
Dress Up Storage
Those dress-up outfits are too cute to not show off. Display your kid's costumes with this wooden mini-closet that can be easily transported from a bedroom to a play room and back. Get the tutorial at Craftiness Is Not Optional.
5
Matchbox Car Garage
Do you find matchbox cars hidden in every nook and cranny of your house? Keep each one readily accessible (and organized!) with this wall-mounted "garage." Get the tutorial at A Lo and Behold Life.
6
Stuffed Animal Swing
This cute stuffed animal swing provides a place to put cuddly toys besides the end of the bed (or floor, for that matter). Get the tutorial at It's Always Autumn. PLUS: 50 Best Ways to Use Mason Jars
7
Fruit Basket Tub Storage
This one couldn't be easier—hang a multitiered fruit basket from your shower rod to keep rubber duckies and other bath time toys safely out of the way. See more at 8FootSix.
8
Wagon Bookshelf
A small wagon provides an eye-catching (and portable) way to display your little one's favorite books. Get the tutorial at Petite Literary.
9
Rolling Storage Cubes
Not only do these cubes make cute rolling stools, they can also save you some serious space if you use them as storage for books and toys. Get the tutorial at Shanty 2 Chic.
10
Clear Toy Storage Bags
These see-through storage bins help you easily identify what's inside, and have a drawstring closure to keep items securely stowed. Get the tutorial at Make It & Love It.
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Toy Storage Cubbies
Cubbies aren't just for school anymore—they make just as much sense for your at-home storage needs. Get the tutorial at The Handmade Home.
12
Hooped Storage
We completely understand the hoopla (pun intended!) surrounding blogger Rachel's tote bags suspended from embroidery hoops. Get the tutorial at Always A Project.
13
Bedside Book Storage
These burlap pockets with iron-on letters will encourage good bedtime reading habits by ensuring your kid's books are always nearby. Get the tutorial at One More Moore.
14
Library Wall
Rather than stashing your kid's books on a bookshelf, create an artsy display by proudly placing bedtime favorites on easy-to-reach picture ledges. See more at Project Nursery.
15
Lego Mini-Figure Display
Keep your child's Lego collection under control by attaching figures to magnetic Lego blocks and hanging them from the back of a picture frame. Get the tutorial at Clean and Scentsible.
16
Recycled Tin Storage
Store school and art supplies in these adorable repainted hot chocolate tins with stenciled-on labels. Get the tutorial at The Crafting Chicks.
17
Train Storage
Keep trains "on track" atop picture ledges, and store larger accessories, like stations, bridges and water towers, on floating shelves. Get the tutorial at Stacy's Savings. NEXT: 17 Creative Ways to Repurpose an Old Door
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