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Kids Craft Caddie With Stack N Go
My kids love to craft, but trying to store all their stuff can be rather tricky! That is why I love the Stack N Go Caddies. They can hold a ton of craft supplies, AND the kids can use them without any trouble! So to keep them organized, I added some colorful labels to the tops.
Materials
Stack N Go Caddy
DCWV Paper
Round Hole Punch
Xyron Creative Station Lite with Repositionable Refills
Tombow Dual Pen
Scissors
Tutorial
Cut DCWV paper to the size of the square on the top of the Stack N Go boxes.
Punch out the white paper with the 1.5″ round hole punch.
Run the round punches through the Xyron Creative Station with repositionable refills.
Adhere each round punch to the middle of each square.
Run the square through the Xyron Creative Station with a repositionable refill. I did this so it is easy to switch out labels when the kids want to change what is stored in each bin.
Using the Tombow pen, write what goes into each box within the circle.
Adhere each label to the lid of the Stack N Go Caddy.
Fill with goodies.
Enjoy!
For extra fun, you can add the wheelbase so the kiddos can easily store their crafting supplies under their desk or out of the way! For more organizing tips, head over to my blog, The Organized Mama!