25 Totally Clever Toy Storage Tips & Tricks

Use metal buckets for a way to store toys that get dirty from being outside.
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Hold onto all your puzzle pieces by placing them inside zipper pencil pouches.
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Stack up sand buckets and connect them together with zip ties.
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Hang a fruit basket in your bathroom and use it to put their bath toys in.
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Hang toy cars on a magnetic knife strip.
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Turn your husband's tool box into your child's toy storage. It can also add to the decor.
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Put their train sets on a bookshelf where they can easily see and get to them.
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Store toys inside stacked tires on wheels.
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Turn a trundle bed into a place to keep toys organized and hidden.
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Use a shoe organizer to hold all their plastic dolls.
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Fill pasta jars with craft supplies or small toys.
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Distress a wooden crate to make it look vintage and add wheels to the bottom. Fill it with their toys.
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Hang garden baskets on a wall at a low height so the kids can reach them and put them back.
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Build a dress up box to store those cool costumes and princess dresses.
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Keep outdoor pool toys in one place by storing them on a pallet.
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Hang a wood bottle crate on the wall and fill each slot with toy cars.
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Keep Dolly and all her friends in a special doll suitcase.
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Poke a hole in the top of peanut butter jars, string a piece of ribbon through to make the toy storage portable.
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Keep balls safely stored away by using bungee cords to hold them back.
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Reuse old toys as a way to store new toys or in this case, art supplies.
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Sew up a toy sack that the kids can see right through to find the toy they're looking for.
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Use a soap organizer as a place to hold card games.
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Keep big toys together by putting them in a plastic hamper.
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Reuse baby wipe containers by turning them into a place to store small toys.
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Put their stuffed animals inside a cute mesh pillow.
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