Does it feel like your kids bring home a new pile of papers, toys, and tiny treasures every single day?

 One minute their room is clean… and the next it looks like a craft store exploded.

You’re not alone.

The good news? 

You don’t need fancy bins or a big budget to fix it. If you can sew a straight line, you can make simple storage that actually works for real kid messes.

Why not try making hanging wall bins or folders for all those “very important” papers. Soft fabric baskets for favorite toys and books. Even make your own bookcase that keep bedtime stories off the floor and in one happy place.

These beginner-friendly sewing projects help you turn fabric into organized kids spaces. Plus, everything is soft, washable, and can be made to fit your space.

If you’re tired of stepping on LEGOs or losing library books under the bed, these sewing kid storage ideas will help you organize your kid spaces one stitch at a time. 

• Zippy Critters by Stubbornly Crafty
• Construction Paper Holder helps keep paper organized and easily accessible  
• DIY Headband Holder for keeping the headbands on display
• Kids Cardboard Bookshelf makes for a fun book storage
• Fold-out Bow Box perfect for little toys and action figures