Families with young babies inevitably have milk powder cans piled everywhere. Some mothers think it is a nuisance to keep them at home, so they throw away the milk powder cans after drinking the milk powder, but some ingenious mothers see it. Small milk powder cans are of great use, so I keep the finished milk powder cans and DIY various handmade crafts, including toys for babies. Of course, they are mostly used for storage. So what is the handmade collection of milk powder barrels? How to make a storage rack from an empty milk powder barrel? Let’s take a look.

I believe that every child has a lot of toys at home. After the children play, the toys are always scattered on the floor. Not only do they look very messy, but they also pose a tripping hazard. At this time, a shelf or storage rack is urgently needed to store toys. Using milk powder cans as storage racks or storage racks can not only recycle waste, but also be environmentally friendly and save money.

The method of making a homemade toy storage rack for milk powder cans is actually very simple. First, you need to prepare enough milk powder cans, preferably 10-20. The specific number depends on the actual number of toys. Then remove their covers, choose a place against the wall, stack the milk powder cans one by one with their mouths facing out, and then use hot melt glue or glue to fix the milk powder cans in place. As long as they are fixed and placed against the wall, a simple storage shelf can be formed. All the small toys at home can be placed in this homemade toy shelf. If you feel that the original appearance is not very good-looking, you can also put some stickers on the body of the milk powder can or paint it with your favorite color.

In addition to being used as storage racks, milk powder cans can also be made into some creative household items or small toys, such as small flower pots, small wind chimes, toy drums, etc. These small crafts can turn waste into Baby, doing it with your baby can also exercise your baby's hands-on ability and strengthen the parent-child relationship.