17 Smart DIY Stuffed Animal Storage Ideas

This DIY stuffed animal zoo is the perfect solution for storing those plushy friends! The bungee cord "bars" make it easy to grab one without disturbing the entire pile. Get the free plans and make this beginner friendly project today!

Adding stuffed animal storage to a DIY bookshelf is the perfect solution for that overflow of plush toys. The height is ideal for a bedside table. Your child's favorite plushies will be right next to the bed where they can grab them easily before going to sleep. Grab the plans and follow the tutorial to make your own.

Opt for a traditional toy box to store all those stuffed animals. Add wheels and make it easy to store away at the end of the day. Upcycle old bifold doors or turn a sheet of plywood into this DIY toy box! I'll show you how to make it both ways!

Choose a fun fabric and sew a DIY bean bag for all those stuffed animals. Your toddler will love discovering their favorite soft toys inside. Clean-up is quick and easy and all those toys will stored away until next time.

Perfect for small plushies, this hanging toy storage is easy to make and can hang right on the closet door or the back of the entry door to your child's bedroom. They will have fun organizing their small stuffed animals in their new hanging home.

You can make this cute stuffed toy storage bin for around $25. All you need is wood and macrame cord. I love the detail of the macrame using square knots to create the end panels!

A stuffed animal zoo can be freestanding or you can attach it to a bookcase for a toy storage area that will keep everything in one place. It's a great idea that grow with your child as they get older.

Incorporate a stuffed animal zoo into the ultimate toy organizer for your child's bedroom. The shelf on top is the perfect place to display all their favorite soft toys and you can even use the bins for more stuffed animals if they have too many. Get the plans to make your own.

Get those toys off the ground and free up valuable floor space with this clever DIY hanging stuffed animal storage idea!

Make custom fabric storage cubes for stuffed animals. You can make them in any size you need to accommodate large stuffed animals or the mountain of plushies most kids have. Sew your own or cover a cube you already have with new fabric!

Mobile storage for stuffed animals is a great idea! These easy-to-make toy boxes can moved anywhere you want them and they're easy for your child to move around too. The chalkboard sides are not just for labeling, they make a great creative space for children to draw too.

Make cleanup and organization quick and easy with this DIY hanging toy storage. It's ideal for stuffed animals and can be hung anywhere. It's a great way to teach your child to clean up their toys when they're done playing with them.

You can cram a lot of stuffed animals in this tall cabinet from IKEA! As they outgrow stuffed animals, you can keep the cabinet for extra storage in their bedroom.

The end of the bed is the best place for a stuffed animal zoo. Your child can grab the favorite soft toy at bedtime and you can easily store them away when it's time to make the bed.

Give those soft toys a home of their own with a hanging hammock. You can buy it or you could macrame your own if you're crafty.

It may look like a regular bean bag, but it's not! It's also storage for stuffed animals. This easy sewing project is made from a canvas drop cloth. I love the idea of adding your child's handprints for a cute custom design.

Customize a stuffed animal zoo with your child's name and favorite color. You can make your zoo any size you need by modifying the design to fit your space or the size of the stuffed animal collection your child has.