


Here is my most recent project. The bedroom of an adorable 2-year-old. I started by sorting clothing into three categories; outgrown, current, and future. I packed up all the the outgrown items for donation. I stored all handed down items that were still too big for wearing and put them in a container in the closet. Finally all of the items that are currently the right size were sifted again. I sorted these items into styles; shorts, skirts, pants, T's, tanks, long sleeves, undies, socks, PJ's, and swimwear. Then each category got it's own drawer in the dresser. I loosely folded the items and stored them on their sides for easier viewing.
I hung some items including a chalk board at child height for this budding artist. I also went through all the items in the closet. The left side being the family's craft closet. I sorted, then labeled the existing drawers, shelves, and containers allowing mom to grab the proper supplies at a quick glance. The right side then became storage for the "future" sized clothes, and hanging space for special dress items, sweaters, and coats.
Wow! Looks great! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteSorting out the clothes doesn't seem to be something I find time for these days :)