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7 Clever Ways To Store Your Kid’s Toys

MATERIALS
Bean bag cover
Tension rod
Headband
Over the door shoe organizer
Felt or repurposed cloth-like material
String
Marker
Scissors
One-hole punch
Rope or cord
*Four 1/2-in x 1-1/2-in pine boards: 4-FT/121.92 cm pieces
*Nine 3/4-in x 3.5-in pine boards: 1-YD/91.44 cm pieces
*White paint
*Paintbrush
*Drill
*Drill bit
*Screws
*Ceramic figurines
*Hot glue and glue gun
*Eye screws
*Nylon rope
*Wooden letters


INSTRUCTIONS
Stuffed animal bean bag
Unzip bean bag cover and fill with stuffed animals.
Zip it up and sit!
Ball gate
Place tension rods in cabinet according to the height of your balls.
Fill up with as many balls as you can!
No-mess board games
Stretch headband over board game box.
Store vertically.
Vertical toy storage
Hang shoe organizer over the door.
Place toys inside the pockets.
DIY Lay Flat Storage Mat
Fold felt into quarters.
Tie string around a marker. Hold the end of the string at the central corner of the folded material and use the marker to trace an arch. With the felt still folded, cut along the arch with scissors to create a circle.
Use a one-hole punch to make holes around the circumference of the circle.
Thread cord through the holes. Knot the ends of the cord to secure.
File folder storage
Place small toys into file folders so they don’t get lost at the bottom of containers!
Stuffed animal zoo
(A) 1/2-in x 1½-in pine Boards x 4
(B) 0.75-in x 3.5-in pine Boards x 8
Put together four (B) boards in a square, with two screws for each corner. Drill a pilot hole before drilling in the screw. Repeat for each corner.
Attach the (A) boards to the corners of the square base as pillars.
Put together another square using 4 more of the (B) boards, then attach to the pillars.
Paint the whole structure. Let dry.
Measure out so that there would be 5 inches between each hook. Drill pilot holes, then screw the Eye Screws into the pilot holes. Do 8 sets of 5 hooks each on each edge, for a total of 20 hooks.
Thread the nylon rope through the top and bottom hook, then tie a knot on one end. pull tight, and tie the knot on the other end. Cut, then seal the end with hot glue to keep from fraying.
Paint wooden letters and the extra (B) Board and let dry.
Place the Last (B) board face down on the top front of the “Zoo”. Make pilot holes and drill.
Make pilot holes in the wooden letters after positioning them on the front of the “Zoo”.
Drill the letters in. Hot glue ceramic animals onto the (B) board placed on top.




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