How I Store All My Doll Clothes Hanging Storage That Works!
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Hanging storage is something that I've experimented with in a variety of different spaces. I've really come to love the use of tension rods set into bookcases. They're easy to set up, functional, customizable, and easy to take with me into a new room or space. They are available in a variety of rod widths and lengths. Be sure to measure the width of your bookcase to find the best fitting rod. You'll also want to make sure your hangers will hang and slide comfortable on the rod.
Another hanging system I recently came across at Ikea called Elvarli, is quickly becomming a new favorite! It's easy to set up, stores a lot of clothes, and is also customizable. I have the basic set with just two posts and several hanging "clothes rails". The rod on this one is a bit wider so it only works with my 18" doll hangers - both plastic and wooden, but not the ones that come from American Girl or the smaller plastic hangers for 14" doll clothes.
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OMGoodness this is such a game changer!! Thanks, Cinnamon I can now bring ALL my doll clothing out of bins, boxes, drawers....still shakin' my head this is a light bulb moment for sure...we love ya in BC 🍁🥰
Thanks! So happy to know this is helpful - yay!
love this idea. thanks for the great video!
Great idea
Thank you! 😊
Love all the ideas! Now I need another room! 😊
😂 love it!
We used tension rods in bookcases for years, until they finally gave out under the weight. Since the bookcases were just cheap ones, I just took the rubber tips off of the rods and screwed from the outside of the bookcase through so the screw is inside the rod. Now there is no way they can fall - but you have to be willing to sacrifice the bookcase because now there are holes in the sides. Hanging is the best though, because the clothes don't get wrinkled. I use the quilting clips to hold skirts onto regular hangers, and this seems to work really well.
Great tip! We've had a few fall too, which can be frustrating! Affixing them permanently makes a ton of sense!
Thanks for the tips and links!
Happy to help!