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Amey, we have found most of our baskets at goodwills and yard sales.
(And, I have a TON of baskets!!)
Usually, we pay 25 cent-$1.00 each.
Sometimes they are dusty, and we wash them with dr. bronner's and water and dry them in the sun.
We also have some old wire egg baskets, old lunch tins, and buckets we use for storage.
Also, fabric bags are easy to make if you sew to store small toys.
Another good toy box is a metal wash tub.
(If you have a local hardware store, they may have this.)
Shelves, again.. we have found many for free or very cheap, and dh has made some.
Check your want ands for things for sale.
Or, see if a local woodworker could make some shelves for you.
Pier One is a cool store, but I know they sell items using child labor.
Hope
Who does not have an ikea or fair trade store, either!
edited to add!
I have seen basket lots go on ebay really cheap!!!
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Mom to Ettie, Drake, Isabella, and Jasmine
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