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When the flurry and excitement of the Christmas season has abated, you’re left with one big question: what do you do with all this stuff?? Cleaning up after the holidays can be downer, not to mention the struggle of finding seasonal organization that works for your home and family. look at these 24 Christmas storage hacks to find solutions that will work for you! From ornaments to trees to “what do I do with all these Christmas cards?!”, we’ve got you covered.
24 Clever Christmas Storage Hacks
Store beaded garlands in a water bottle to prevent tangles. // Tip Junkie
Use a plastic a pple Container to safely store ball ornaments. // Make Life Lovely
Cut squares of felt and place underneath ornaments to protect them. // Better Homes and Gardens
Egg Cartons are the well fitted size for for small ball ornaments. // Ask Anna
Handmade straightforward and inexpensive hanging ornament storage with a wooden dowel and a plastic tote. // Craptastic
Or make your own ornament storage box from cups and a plastic tote. // One Good Thing
It’s straightforward to see what decorations to get out of storage when you separate ornaments by color in gallon zipper bags. // Decor Adventures
Wrap lights around pieces of cardboard before placing them in a box. // A Real-Life Housewife
Or Use a clothes hanger to wrap lights and keep them untangled. // wikiHow
Keep all of your decorations in matching clear bins with specific labels. Everyone will know exactly where everything is and the bins will fit together perfectly. // iheartorganizing
Grab some plastic wrap to shrink wrap your tree – with the lights still on! // epbot
Or use concrete form tubes to store your artificial tree in slim, manageable containers. You can find them at The Home Depot. // The Family Handyman
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When the flurry and excitement of the Christmas season has abated, you’re left with one big question: what do you do with all this stuff?? Cleaning up after the holidays can be downer, not to mention the struggle of finding seasonal organization that works for your home and family. look at these 24 Christmas storage hacks to find solutions that will work for you! From ornaments to trees to “what do I do with all these Christmas cards?!”, we’ve got you covered.
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24 Clever Christmas Storage Hacks
Store your wreaths on hangers using zip-ties and covering them with garbage bags for protection, then hang them on a coat rack to keep them out of the way. // Sew Many Ways
Keep your small wrapping supplies handy and accessible in a separated container with a handle. This Snapware box is well fitted. // Vintage News Junkie
Or in clear multi-drawer organizers with large labels. // ‘A Casarella
Store rolls of wrapping paper in plastic bag dispensers, like this one, and mount them on the wall. // gall-erry
Or hang your rolls in a closet by tucking them into a clear garment bag – so you can easily see what you have on hand. // Chic
Keep your wrapping paper out of the way by corralling it into the corner of a closet using a wire shelf attached to the walls sideways. // The Family Handyman
Utilize an unused over-the-door shoe organizer for wrapping paper instead. Cut the bottom out of several upper pockets so the wrapping paper can slide through and catch in the bottom row of pockets. Use the intact pockets above for tape, scissors, ribbon and tags. // Tenth Avenue South
Similarly, use a door rack system to create a wrapping paper command center and contain all the wrapping paper clutter. There’s room for everything and you can customize it for your needs. Plus, it remains out of sight, tucked away in a closet. You can find a lot of different options at The Container Store. // iheartorganizing
Or take your wrapping paper station on the go, with a portable version using a market cart. // Two Shades of Pink
Turn a vintage hardcover book into a book of Christmas cards. Keep past cards from friends and family in one spot in a cute and crafty way. // postris
Or create a Christmas card memory book with a binder. // i heart nap time
Looking for something simpler? Make a cover and use binder rings to hold all of your Christmas cards together. // Oh Louise
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