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13 March 2009

Toy storage in a small space - Part 1

We've got a lot of toys in our small, cozy flat and one great storage solution I've found is hooks. As well as toys and puzzles we've hung up bags with craft supplies such as collage materials and stickers. All of these bags and peg hooks came from charity shops, so the cost was minimal too.









There are more ideas for toy storage in a small space in these posts:
Toy storage in a small space - Part 2
Puzzle storage
An art easel in a small space
An art display in a small space
Frugal play kitchen
Folding trampoline

Click here to see the play, crafts and learning ideas blog link-ups we share at.
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19 comments:

  1. SarahMarch 13, 2009

    Going vertical with bags was a break-through in keeping the kids' play area organized even a tiny bit. It's a fantastic idea and I like how you've got yours set up.

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  2. SarahMarch 13, 2009

    This is a great idea. I have bags that I don't use (from other years preschool classes). Never crossed my mind to do this. It looks pretty on the wall as well. I love your space saving ideas! Thanks for linking to Kid Friendly Friday!

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  3. kwMarch 14, 2009

    Thanks for the great idea! I am going to do this with our dress up clothes, but put them all in bags because they hold more. I love your blog and am following along now.

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  4. SharinskisheMarch 14, 2009

    Wow! You are awesomely organized!

    I like the idea of using up wall space instead of floor space. This allows one to have more play area. I love space, but I tend to fill up my empty space.

    I am going to have to expand this idea to my kitchen. I will be putting my thinking cap on and look for ways to help my overcrowded kitchen come into a nice organized space like you did above.

    Thanks for the inspiration.

    Shariskishe

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  5. jennwaMarch 14, 2009

    That is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Heidi BoosMarch 14, 2009

    What a fun idea! We use them mostly for my daughter's purses.

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  7. sunnymamaMarch 14, 2009

    We use bags in the kitchen too! We have bags hung up for cloth rags, cloth shopping bags etc. and in the bathroom we have them for cotton wool, bath toys, etc.

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  8. SharonMarch 16, 2009

    What a fantastic idea! I collect bags and kind of have an obsession....what a great idea to use them wisely!! Thanks!

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  9. Gina @ MoneywiseMomsMarch 18, 2009

    What a great idea! I would like to do this in my basement. You could even sew or glue a picture of the toy to the outside of the bag to help toddlers learn where to put things back.

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  10. AnonymousMarch 19, 2009

    Great idea - thanks.

    Jamie

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  11. AnonymousMarch 19, 2009

    I have three of those peg hook things from the nursery that was just converted to a big girl room. I love this idea, and am going to have hubby dig them up out of the basement tonight. THANKS!!

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  12. AnonymousMarch 23, 2009

    Great idea! Thanks for sharing. =0)

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  13. LeilaMarch 23, 2009

    I like your cheerful bags!

    Hooks are great -- bags are a smart addition!

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  14. AnonymousMarch 23, 2009

    I was just looking around the house this morning thinking, "I need some storage solutions!"

    Or maybe I just need less stuff. :)

    Great ideas--very inspiring. Thanks for participating in Make-Do Mondays!

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  15. JodiApril 03, 2009

    What a good idea! I do this in our pantry--why didn't I think of it in my daughter's room? She's at the age where she *loves* bags and purses, so this would be perfect! Thanks!

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  16. ShaletApril 04, 2009

    Excellent idea! We could use more hooks around here.

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  17. Niki JoleneApril 04, 2009

    How clever! Thanks for sharing.

    :)

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  18. Sewing-ChickJune 04, 2009

    I do the same thing! I hang all of my son's bibs up on a peg rack. I also have these rabbit wall-hanging flower pots that I use to store things like Desitin and lotion.

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  19. annies homeMarch 22, 2010

    love it you are definetly making the best of your space

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