Does anyone else feel like they are constantly almost tripping on toys? In our old place we pretty much only had two places to play, O’s room and the living room. And so keeping things sort of contained was reasonable. But now we have three levels and my office and O carries things allll over the house and leaves them. He is required to do regular cleanup every day by himself, but man, we still just can’t seem to stay on top of it! I know for sure one thing we need is a better way to corral costumes and hats because O wears them all the time and we really don’t have a good place to keep them and make sure the accessories don’t get lost. So today I found you some Delightful DIY Toy Storage Ideas. I know a few of these already have me super inspired! Enjoy! And please click through to the original source to pin!
DIY Matchbox Car Garage from A Lo and Behold Life
DIY Toy Storage Crates from A Bubbly Life
DIY Toy Chest with Seating form Oh Everything Handmade
Storage Jars for Kids from Crafts Unleashed
Lego Meets Lack from Centsational Girl
DIY Toy Box with Casters from This Little Street
Fabric Toy Storage Bucket from Melly Sews
Stuffed Animal Swing from It’s Always Autumn
Here are a few more delightful toy storage ideas:
Organizing Outside Toys from Domestic Charm
Dress Up Storage from Craftiness in not Optional
DIY Rolling Underbed Wood Storage Cart from Jenna Burger
DIY Costume Closet from Rambling Renovators
DIY Toy Storage Box from Diaper Box from 2 Little Faces
Peek-a-Boo Storage Bag for Small Toys from Tiny Sidekick
Lego Sack Tutorial from Make It Perfect
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Laurel (@abubblylife) says
Thank you for sharing my toy crates!! I love these ideas, I need to add some to my to do list!
storageforestdale says
Very inspiring ideas. What I like most is the storage jars, it looks such a fun 🙂
Clarissa S. says
Amazing ideas! The painted crates are so lovely! My girls are going crazy over them! Thanks for sharing! Greets, Storage Mile End Ltd.
joylovefood says
Great ideas! I want to try the one for the matchbox cars, we have hundreds. Thanks for sharing at What’d a You Do This Weekend? I hope you will join us again this Monday morning 🙂
sewmuchcrafting says
SOOOO many fun ideas! I love the cars. And the toy crates. And the bench. And all of them!! Thanks so much for linking up with us at the Motivational Monday link party – I hope you’ll join us again next week!!
Danielle
SewMuchCrafting.com
Jenna @ A Savory Feast says
Something about organization just makes me happy! I love how those cars look arranged in rows and organized by color. These are fantastic ideas for organizing kid’s toys. Thanks for sharing them with Hump Day Happenings.
Cassie May says
oh I know! I wouldn’t want my son to play with them though, lol!
Mila says
I am in the process of organizing my toddler’s room, and am on a lookout for great ideas. Thanks for the round up! What I have come to realize though that the first step is to pair down on toys. they accumulate so fast and a lot of them are not even that great. I also do toy box rotation which helps to keep toys from spreading through the house (much).
Cassie May says
Those are great ideas, I do them both too! Although I learned quickly to NEVER try and pair down on toys when my son is home because suddenly that baby toy he hasn’t touched in 3 years will become the MOST. IMPORTANT. THING. EVER! 😉
Anna says
These are fab! I especially like the lego coffee table idea!
dwellinginhappiness says
Great ideas! We totally have toys everywhere it seems. I love these solutions, especially using the crates with casters! Thanks for sharing!
Kristi says
TONS of fab inspiration!
Cassie May says
Thanks Kristi!