With Christmas come presents and that means a lot more toys for the kids. Before you add to the ever growing toy collection, make sure everything is tucked away and organized, so you won’t get something you already have. These storage tutorials will help you in your quest for toy order.
Plastic Bucket Toy Storage Pyramid
Tutorial via blog.al.com
Toy Chest with Seating
Tutorial via oheverythinghandmade.com
wood crates Play area
Tutorial via dreamstodestinydesignco.com
“Peek-A-Boo” Toy Sack
Tutorial via tonicoward.blogspot.com
Hanging Fabric Storage Baskets
Tutorial via themotherhuddle.com
Toy Chest That Doubles As A Toy
Tutorial via shelterness.com
Toy Storage Cubbies
Tutorial via thehandmadehome.net
Fabric storage bucket
Tutorial via mellysews.com
Toy Zoo
Tutorial via kucorg.blogspot.hu
Pegboard organization
Tutorial via houseonashwelllane.blogspot.it
STORAGE BAG And PLAYMAT
Tutorial via freshlypieced.com
hanging book sling
Tutorial via pennycarnival.typepad.com
stuffed animal net
Tutorial via emonsqueezyhome.com
rolling underbed wood storage carts
Tutorial via jennaburger.com
Sew Collapsible Boxes
Tutorial via mellysews.com
stuffed animal swing
Tutorial via itsalwaysautumn.com
lego play table
Tutorial via ourweefamily.blogspot.ca
Rain Gutter Book Shelves
Tutorial via raisingolives.com
Stuffed animal storage floor cushion
Tutorial via sewtlc.blogspot.co.il
storage bins from nappy boxes
Tutorial via 2littlefaces.blogspot.com
Getting kids to put away their toys is probably the hardest thing for them to learn. It seems that they get so tired from playing they can’t spend any more energy on tiding up, and parents certainly can’t spend all day going after the kids and collection their toys. One way to get children to put everything back in its place after playing is to make clean up a type of game, a sorting game, if you will. By creating a system and having fun places for storing the toys, kids can be tricked into keeping everything neat. The best part is that many of the tutorials listed here are made from recycled materials, so whatever you choose to make will not only be practical, but affordable as well. Just what you need before the kids start to get their holiday gifts.
