Boxes to Bins :)

Don’t be selfish . . .

I have mentioned before that my house has VERY LITTLE storage. Because of this, you will be seeing me post with storage ideas more then once.

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My mother in law comes out to visit often and I am so blessed that she loves to be involved with my ideas and projects. I am also blessed because she sews the cutest little cloths for my daughter and she is an expert thrift shopper. The only problem with all this is that I have no where to put all the cloths.

 

Last time she was out visiting she came up with a solution to my problem. I buy wipes and night time diapers from costco and the box they come in is really strong. So, I save those boxes and put my daughters cloths in them that are too small or too big. However, I have been moving all the too small cloths into plastic storage bins to put in our crawl space and those boxes were becoming ugly temp cloths holders.

 

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Sandy, my mother in law, took the leftover drawer lining contact paper I had been using for wall paper in the camper and covered the boxes, making sure to keep the handholds exposed. Make sure to cut the tabs off before you put the paper on.

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They fit perfectly into the self in my daughter’s room that we got from IKEA. Now her PJ’s, sweaters and light coats have a pretty home and I have room in the drawers for more thrift store finds simple-smile Boxes to Bins :)

 

 Don’t be selfish . . .

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