Creative Ways to Organize Your Kids' Toys
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![Garden Baskets]( "Garden Baskets")
Garden Baskets
Attach them at just the right height so that children can put the goodies away themselves.
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![See Through]( "See Through")
See Through
Store small toys in sacks, but sew in peek-a-boo windows so that you know what's inside.
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![Pallet Carts]( "Pallet Carts")
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![On the Wall]( "On the Wall")
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![Storage Town]( "Storage Town")
Storage Town
Cut decorative wood fronts for standard bins, and make a village that doubles as a place to play as well as to store toys.
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![Not Just For Shoes]( "Not Just For Shoes")
Not Just For Shoes
Plastic shoe holders aren't just for shoes anymore - use them for action figures.
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![Designer Inspired]( "Designer Inspired")
Designer Inspired
Painted wood vegetable crates serve as storage that costs less than in the catalog.
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![Wire Bins]( "Wire Bins")
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![Plastic Bins]( "Plastic Bins")
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![Trap Door Table]( "Trap Door Table")
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![Revamped Locker]( "Revamped Locker")
Revamped Locker
Revamp an old locker with spray paint - store books above and toys in the drawers below.
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Garden Baskets
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See Through
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Pallet Carts
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On the Wall
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Storage Town
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Not Just For Shoes
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Designer Inspired
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Wire Bins
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Plastic Bins
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Trap Door Table
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Revamped Locker
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