Rolling Storage Crate

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If you’ve got kids, you know that toy storage is a must. And, if you’re like me, you know it’s nice if that toy storage is cute to boot {wink}! Meaghan from 2sisters2cities gave an unfinished craft store crate a designer look with some stain, casters, and a stencil. Using a ready-made crate is a great option if you want to save money with DIY but skip the power tools.

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Apothecary Coffee Table

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Brooke from Killer b. Designs is no stranger to the popular 20-Second Tidy Up Table from Ana White. After completing the build many times, Brooke was thrilled when Ana contacted her about tackling an apothecary version. Brooke says, “I love this trundle style table, it’s seriously the best idea ever. So much storage, yet easy [...Read More]

Rolling Toy Box

After Christmas, I always have to purge our playroom in order to make room for all the new toys. If you’re in the same boat, then check out at Infarrantly Creative how I transformed an old shipping crate into a rolling toy box with some extra wood and casters. I am so proud of how [...Read More]

Rolling Storage Crate

Have you been on an organization kick like me? I can’t seem to put away a Christmas gift without reorganizing the whole closet, cabinet, drawer, etc. Kara from June & Bear anticipated the onslaught of new toys Christmas would bring and created a “cheater’s version” of Serena & Lily’s rolling storage crates. Kara scored a [...Read More]

Rolling Storage Crate

If you have kids, you may find yourself drowning in toys this morning. Natasha from Little Pink Monster created her own rolling crate that’s a perfect emergency toy storage solution. One of the crates Natasha got from the thrift store and restored during an afternoon nap. It’s that easy! Natasha brought the same “pop” to [...Read More]

Rollaway Toy Storage Crate

Desiree from Camelot Art Creations made this rolling storage bin to house the toys that are strewn all over her family room each day. (Sound familiar?) The beauty of this piece is that it allows her children to be accountable for cleaning up themselves since it requires simply throwing the toys into the crate. In [...Read More]

Children’s Low Activity Table

Carrie from My Creative Escapes followed Ana White’s plans to build an activity table with rollaway carts for her kids. She forked over the extra $30 to put caster wheels on the carts. This was a smart investment because it allows her kids to pull the carts out themselves. The total cost with wood, wheels, [...Read More]