I had so much fun making these tags for my daughter’s closet and I love how they just add a little unexpected bling, we all love a little bling right? :)Here is how I organize my daughter’s clothes for the upcoming seasons & sizes. As you all know kids have a lot of clothes and they grow in and out of them so quickly! I am seriously so jealous of my daughter’s wardrobe, I wish that every season I could get a whole new set of cute clothes, don’t you?
When my daughter was younger I used to get a lot of hand-me-downs but now that she’s older I don’t get as many so I’ve been buying more and more clothes for her. The only problem with that is that I’m a little cheap {let’s be honest, aren’t we all} and I don’t like to buy her new clothes at full price, every season. What I’ve started doing is buying her new clothes for the next year at clearance prices this year.
It’s pretty hard to turn down a super cute shirt for only $2.00, even if it is a 5T and she’s only 2!!! But what do I do with all of the clothes? Currently I’m only use the right side of my daughter’s closet for the current season’s clothing so I decided to organize the upcoming sized clothing on the left side.
First I started out by separating the items into three categories: 3T, 4T and 5T. Then I headed out to Micheal’s to purchase what I needed to make separating tags. Since my daughter is my little princess I wanted to make something glamorous and fabulous, even if it is just going to be in the closet. 🙂
Here’s what I ended up buying: pink, sparkly letters, plastic charms (that look like large diamonds), small crowns and colorful ribbon.
Aren’t these cool? I thought these would be the perfect charms for a Princess closet. What girl doesn’t love a little bling?!
And these too, just adorable.
I started by putting them together on a small ring. Then I closed the ring so that I could add the ribbon.
Then I added the sparkly letters to show the different sizes that we have stored in the closet. Here’s what they looked like without the ribbon. I also made a “w” because I think I might use it for winter coats.
Here’s what her closet looked like before. Still looks organized because it’s color coordinated by size, but it’s a little boring, don’t you think?
Here’s what it looked like after I added the dividers.
They turned out even cuter than I had imagined. The best part is they were inexpensive to make and only took me about 5 minutes to put them together!
What do you think? Do you have any tips for organizing kids clothes for upcoming seasons, sizes, etc.
That is really really cute! I have been trying to figure out how to organize my daughter's clothes as I do the same thing by buying clearance for the upcoming year. Thanks for sharing:)
I pinned these from your post at Tatertots & Jello. I am making them as soon as my Cricut machine arrives in the mail…too cute! I am also going to make some boy ones for my friend who is having a baby. She has so many clothes for him and they are all different sizes.Jessica
Very cute! I love that idea, thanks for sharing!
I like to stock up on play clothes & jammies for my twins at garage sales. They are currently in 2T, and I have 3 medium-sized clear totes that are on shelves in their closet, labeled accordingly: 3T, 4T, and 5T/6/6x. We tend to dress them alike for "nicer" clothes, so we usually end up buying them (often on clearance!) or getting them as gifts.
Super cute and a great idea!!
Super cute! Love this idea! Stopping by from Night Owl Crafting link party.
love your idea kids grow so fast I love your organization skills
What a fantastic idea Anna! I buy ahead when I find a good deal too and this is such a great way to keep things organized. Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Inspiration Friday this week!Vanessa
Very cute! I am planning to reorganize the little one's closet soon, and I may have to give this a shot!