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My Toy Car Organization

Description: I was organizing my children's rooms recently and decided to show how I am currently organizing small toy cars. I am organizing them in these mini and small containers I bought from my local Wal-mart. 

The organizers, I was previously using for another project. The containers are stored inside a fabric drawer, also purchased from Wal-Mart. They sit neatly on a shelf in one of the children bedrooms. 

My 16 cube organizer shelf is from Wal-Mart. I do not see it listed as available, so I added a similar shelf from Amazon. I've posted photos and links below with a little of what each item is and where they can be purchased.












Organizer
  • 16 Cube Organizer Shelf...Amazon


Containers
  • Sterilite Containers 1.2 qt / 1.1 L (mini size)...Walmart
  • Sterilite Containers 2.7 qt (small size)...Walmart


Toys
  • Blaze Mini Toy Cars...Amazon
  • Cat Mini Machine Set...Amazon

Last Edited: December 27, 2016

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