How To Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

Every year, our living room gets transformed into a beautiful winter wonderland. Snowmen get put out, Santas get displayed, and stockings are hung. But one of my favorite decorations we have is our tree. Every year we get a real tree so the whole living room smells so …. wintery.

Then, we add our decorations and ornaments. Our tree is full of symbolic ornaments. We have some that were made with little hands that are really special. Some are from vacations and trips that we have taken, Some are unique to different members of our family showing their hobbies and interests.

Each ornament is special. Itโ€™s fun to open up the box of ornaments and with each ornament that gets taken out, memories begin to come back.

Keeping our ornaments safe until next year is important to me. The last thing I want, is to open up or tote and box of ornaments and to find one that broke in storage.

Luckily, Hefty makes keeping your ornaments safe and organized easy!

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

For our more bulky ornaments (like Santa!) I use the Hefty bowls. Just place your ornament in one bowl, and tape another bowl to the top. Easy!

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

For our small ornaments, Hefty makes the perfect size storage containers. They are called Mini Me Cups. We drop our smaller ornaments inside a cup and then tape another cup to the top.

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For taller ornaments like our circus bear, we use the regular size Hefty cups. Like the mini me cups, I just taped another cup on top.

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

We have several ornaments that are large, and a little flatter. Thatโ€™s when the Hefty plates come in handy.

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

I trust Hefty to keep safe our ornaments. Even special ones like these baby shoes. Or salt dough ornaments from over 20 years ago.

I know that when we open them up next year they will be safe and sound.

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

How to Organize and Protect Your Ornaments

Plus, the Hefty containers stack so nicely in the boxes making for an organized way to put away your Christmas decorations!

We have definitely created #HeftyHolidays in our house!

Want more ways to organize and protect your ornaments? Hefty has some great ideas!

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Comments

  1. Such a smart concept! We have the same thing going on with the ornaments and memories, and no way I want to see any of our precious memories broken.

  2. This is such a good idea! Iโ€™d love to be able to do this but it seems like they might get bulky in some places. I might do it for our most special ones. ๐Ÿ™‚

  3. This is such a great concept. I love the idea of using cups for some of the ornaments. My current organizer shakes them all around and cups would protect them even more.

  4. Seriously, how brilliant is that! Iโ€™ve been using the old wrap them in paper and put them in a tote method, and well, not everything made it this year. ๐Ÿ™ Time to reorganize my ornaments to protect them!

    • We save most of our boxes too! But some – especially ornaments the kids made at school donโ€™t have boxes. And some, well, Iโ€™m not sure what happened to the boxes! ๐Ÿ˜‰

  5. This is such a neat way to protect ornaments! I need to do this, because every year we open up our ornaments, only to find that a ton of them are broken : ( .

  6. This is an amazing way to store your ornaments. I will have to try this when i pack up my decorations this year.

  7. Not only is that a smart concept, its so frugal! I am loving this. Even after Christmas all the storage containers go 50% off and some of them are still costly. I buy them at thrift stores for a few bucks and use old egg cartons and paper towel rolls for storage. But I love this idea.

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