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How do you store your doll's clothes and shoes?

Dec 16, 2004

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    1. Steph had these 3-compartment bins on wheels with a handle that she got from the containerstore see here....
      http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?CATID=62564&PRODID=60252

      there is no containerstore near me. but I bit the bullet ordered 2 online (shipping, urk) and they are AWESOME. you can switch which is on the bottom/which is on the top. I got 1 for msd sized stuff, 1 for sd sized stuff, although (um) not everything fit so I kinda still have some things that ONLY fit my Ryung in another clear storage bin.
       
      #41 sher, Jun 14, 2005
    2. ^^; Jaede shares my dresser with me. He has his own human-sized drawer.
       
      #42 vallen, Jun 14, 2005
    3. Right now, Ichii's clothing is all over the place. He's got a pair of pants here, a t-shirt there, etc. With the exception of his schoolboy uniform, which is folded neatly in his carry case, none of his clothes are either expensive, nor particularly well made, so I'm not really careful with them as I should be.
       
      #43 Meep, Jun 14, 2005
    4. All stuffed together in a drawer. xD
       
      #44 bluegirlwish, Jun 14, 2005
    5. My girl has her own chest. It was actually a chest made for sewing basket-things. I bought it at a fabric store. It's 10 X 10 X 14 inches (Roughly 26 X 26 X 36 cm), and it has carrying handles on either side. The chest is now full, though, and she's needing another one .....
       
      #45 Snow Song, Jun 15, 2005
    6. A lot of Fox's clothes are in her doll-sized dresser & Lane chest. The overflow (mostly large dresses, coats, wigs, shoes, etc) are either in a cabinet at the bottom of her "apartment" (entertainment center) or a people-size hat box.
       
      #46 Alice, Jun 15, 2005
    7. I store most of mine in two antique small Japanese tansu. One has three drawers with the big boys clothes in the top drawer, everyone's wigs in the second and shoes in the bottom. The other tansu has small drawers and a sliding door section that had a shelf in it, but I took that out and put a hanging rod in for some of their nicer clothes. However, I've ended up having to store some of Hana's fluffier dresses in a Volks doll box under the bed. I'll post pics later.
       
      #47 Kellyhime, Jun 15, 2005
    8. *embaressed* All of my boys' stuff is just laid into a big plastic box. Overflowing it, actually. I also have 1/6 stuff in there, all the MSD and SD stuff is together...wigs in nets and boxes. It's really a mess. But it's how I brought all my doll stuff to Japan, so...I've just been to lazy to resort it. However, last weekend, I did buy another box to help out! Now I just have to actually, ya know...do it. :)

      Cheers,
      Junkets
       
      #48 Junkets, Jun 15, 2005
    9. I toss all my doll clothes, wigs, etc. around my room (and my friend's room) all willy nilly! And sometimes, I have a hard time finding stuff, at either one of our houses! :D
       
      #49 Ashlyn, Jun 15, 2005
    10. right now... oh man. well, I have a lot of stuff stashed away in the two carrying cases I own, some things in their original boxes, all piled up in front of my closet so I nearly knock the tower over every morning when I take my own clothes out :lol: and the rest in an assortment of clear plastic containers. they're eeeevvverywhere! :roll: however, I'm in the process of redoing my entire organizational system for my whole room, and the current plan is to let the ladies take over a few shelves in my dresser, which is going to become the toy dresser. :oops:
       
      #50 cherryghost, Jun 15, 2005
    11. An Amazon box and a cookie tin. It's a very big cookie tin. :grin:
       
      #51 inkwraith, Jun 15, 2005
    12. For a while I just stored them in her box, but that couldn't hold that much. Now they are in a backpack, but I really would like to get some sort of nice trunk or dresser type thing for her sometime soon.
       
      #52 Heather, Jun 15, 2005
    13. All mine are in one of the CH boxes my dolls came in -- then I have wigs in a caboodle, and all my esthetic stuff in a three story caboodle.
       
      #53 confession, Jun 15, 2005
    14. I took one of those wooden bookshelves and modified it so that it has 2 rods for hanging clothes and space to store thos small cubby drawers to hold underpants and shoes and stuff. Looks like an open wardrobe. I get alot of funny stares when people come over. Call me crazy, but the neatly hung up clothing on little hangers is so cute.

      semirans

      Avesha: Is my birthday frock done? Sew woman sew!

      gads but I love her!
       
      #54 semirans, Jun 15, 2005
    15. :o can we see a picture of that? sounds AWESOME!!!!!!! where are you getting HANGARS?? wow!
       
      #55 sher, Jun 15, 2005
    16. I'll post a pic tonight. I order those plastic American Girl hangers. I get them from Home Sew for I think $2 a dozen (may be a bit more) If i dont ge the pic up tonight, send me a pm since I have likely forgotten.

      semirans
       
      #56 semirans, Jun 15, 2005
    17. I have the room that used to be the "mastersuite" in my parent's house. It comes with two closets. One for my stuff and the doll closet. Sounds better than it is. They're cold dank and mildewy sometimes. :barf Old farmhouse with no central heat and a wet basement! The resin family takes over one and two thirds shelves of the doll closet.

      Most of the clothes, wigs, shoes, etc.. live in my Dollmore carrier when I'm not using it, which means it gets upended on my bed when I decide I need to carry someone somewhere in it. But I've acquired and made so much bjd "stuff" it's starting to overflow. :roll:
       
      #57 Lyrajean, Jun 16, 2005
    18. its mostly in the boxes they came in, or the doll carrier, or scattered around the sewing machine (along with the piles of fabric >.< must tidy!) but I suppose I should clean out a drawr for them, because their stuff is starting to take over my room! although I should make my carpenter dad make me something! yes, have him cease his reign of lazy-ness! (wow! I'm starting to sound like THEM now!) *runs and hides*
       
      #58 Ebi, Jun 16, 2005
    19. I never thought about that... :o
      I suppose I'll just use his box. I'm not planning nor can I afford a large wardrobe for him, and he's not one to complain about lack of variety...
       
      #59 planetariumfish, Jun 16, 2005
    20. I sort my doll clothes into storage by size. SD-sized items in one bag, MSD-sized in another, Sweet-sized in another, and Pocket Fairy-sized in a fourth. Within each storage unit, the clothes are sorted into plastic bags by "type." For instance, in the SD-sized bag there are smaller bags for skirts, shirts, dresses, shorts/pants, jewelry, and accessories, with a separate pocket for socks and another pocket for underclothes. The MSD and Sweet-sized storage units are actually Elmer the Elephant tea-set storage cases, while the SD-sized items are in a duffle bag. My PF stuff is stored in a Sanrio Sweet Coron lunchbox (Ellette has very few clothes, so the size of the lunchbox is overly optimistic...). My 1/6th scale dollfies have their stuff in a shoebox. Finally, miscellaneous things, shoes, wigs, and extra body parts (hehehe) are stored in a second duffle bag. The two duffle bags go on top of my bookcases and the shoebox, tea-set cases, and lunchbox are stacked in a corner of my closet/bookcase area (I decided that books are more important than a closet, so I took the doors off and put in bookcases and my clothes were banished to the drawers under my bed).

      TMI, I know, heh.
      ~Tara
       
      #60 cloudtrader, Jun 16, 2005
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