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Ideas to Display Stuffed Animals on a Wall

Stuffed animals, loved by children everywhere, are a pleasure that sometimes intensifies to addiction in adults. It can be a messy situation, but it can be kept under control and even turned into a full decorative recovery by regular use of one or two imaginative storage remedies. Conventional methods̵2;such as toy boxes, shelves, and net hammocks̵2;contain the disarray, but they̵7;re little more than camouflage. Consider displaying a stuffed-animal collection on the wall, for maximum satisfaction.

Pegboard or Coat Rack
- Mount pegboard or several coat racks on the wall. Sew a curtain ring to the back of each animal, or simply tie a ribbon or cord around its neck, and slip it onto a peg or coat hook. For large animals, hook child-sized chairs over the pegs and give them a seat.
Hook-and-Loop Tape
- Attach the ̶0;hook̶1; half of a strip of hook-and-loop tape to the wall. Sew pieces of the soft ̶0;loop̶1; half of the tape to each animal, or make a collar of it for each one. Stick ̵6;em up.
Towel Bars
- Mount towel bars or sturdy dowels on the wall, at a height well above the floor or low enough for small children to reach. Hang large S-hooks on the rods. Sew a curtain ring on each animal̵7;s back, or simply tie a ribbon around its neck, to slip onto the hooks.
Shoe Bag
- Hang a pocket-type shoe holder on the wall for small-to-medium stuffed animals. If kids will be using it, keep in mind that cloth shoe pockets will hold up better than plastic ones.
Baskets
- Mount baskets on the wall. Select woven, wicker or metal baskets, or rigid plastic milk crates. Mount some of them upright and some with their bottoms against wall, to function as a deep shelf or shadowbox for displaying favorites.

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