This toy box in a drawer is packed full of fun and creative activities ever for both adults and older kids. We’ve got ideas for your galore! It’s great for a living room end table drawer or in our case a coffee table drawer.
Family and visitors will love going through it and playing with all the creative things. Maybe they’ll play a skilled game of marble jump, or decide to color on a mini adult coloring page. They might sculpt a little something or give themselves a spritz of “joyful” spray. They can freshen their breath and alkalize their mouth at the same time by choosing the tin labeled “Eat Me” and filled with Xylitol mints. Do a word search, play solitaire, even scratch their back! One thing is for sure… there will be a smile on their face when they peek inside this special drawer.
A few of our items had thier own seperate tutorials so be sure to check out “Portable DIY Puzzle Mat” and “Awesome Practical Uses for a Black Light Flashlight“
Toy Box in a Drawer Supplies
I used some things I already had on hand for my drawer and purchased others. I took plain things and added labels to them, Washi tape or bling. I even painted the marbles silver. Below are close up photos of some of the items in my drawer along with a list of what I used and purchased (or something similar.)
Puzzle Mat
(Our DIY here)
Mushroom Pen
(Found at Books a Million)
Travel lotion
(Removed label, added bling)
Spray Me Joy Spray
(lavender oil in water)
Black Light Flashlight
(See our fun post here!)
Small Word Search
Marble Game
(my dad made it)
Adult Coloring Pages
(pdf from Etsy, printed small)
I decided to add a small photo album to the drawer later. The family drawing you see was done by our daughter Amy quite a few years back.
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What a fun idea! And I cannot go away without giving you a high-five for the wonderful match between the carpet and the paper you used for the drawer lining. Awesome! have a great day,
Damjana @ AppleGreen Cottage
Thank you Damjana!
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