I Need Some Ideas How to Organize My Daughter's Hair Staff(bow, Etc)

I use shoe bags for wrapping and tissue paper over the door of my guest room, maybe something like that may help keep things organized. They have jewelry hangers also. The Container store is my favorite place to go. Hope this helps.

I own a decorating company called "A Child's Space" and we organize these items all then time....a really good tip is to hang them on a pretty grograin ribbon hanging on the wall and attach a flower at the top of the ribbon. It looks great and you can always go to the exact bow you want . That works for bows with clips or barretts to attch to the ribbon. If you have random ribbons without clips, you can dispay them bunched in a clear glass apothacary jar! Hope that helps..email me for more advice ____@____.com

Hi P., This Mom had two daughters and has a bunch of grands. I would suggest a hanging shoe organizer.
You can see through the pockets and can really organize very well by size and by color for a whole lot of things..especially hair bows, clips, jewelry to match, socks to match and might I also suggest, little sandwich zip lock bags before you put them in the shoe holder.
God Bless you and hope this will do well for you both.
I will be praying for your daughter's healing from the allergies too.
Thank you Lord for healing this precious little one by Your Blood Jesus and I take power and authority over the enemy of excema and command that demon to flee in the Blood of Jesus Christ and Holy Spirit to fill her full so the enemy can not return.... AMEN
Lord your word says two touch and agree on any one thing that it shall be done and I thank YOU for that, as we are in agreement for this child's healing from all sickness. AMEN

It sounds like your daughter has a terrible yeast problem. Try using milk of magnesia topically on the scalp. Then get a good liquid acidophilus, or try a product called threelac.
If she was vaccinated chances are her glutathione levels are low as well which contribute to yeast problems and food allergies. And there are some good "gummy" enzymes to help her break down the food better. Throw the bows in a box and enjoy the day!

I have ribbons that hang in the bathroom with barrettes clipped to them and a plastic flower pot that my children decorated at church on the counter with pony tail holders in it. That is for the stuff we use often. The other clips and rubber bands I keep in those fishing tackle boxes. Not the big ones that look like a tool box but the little flat boxes that have individual compartments of all different sizes. It keeps things very organized so I can always find just what I am looking for. Good luck. D.

P.-
I dont' know where you are located but there is a consignment store in Hickory Flat (on 140) and also the same one in Towne lake called Your Turn Kids- and they have real cute bow organizers - it looks like those cute fabric and ribbon bulletin boards but smaller and they come in all kinds of colors and decor...
also my first has had eczema since he was a baby and it looked better for a while but has gotten really bad in the past year- (he is now 7 1/2) i recently found out that he is sensitive to gluten - we removed it for 2 months and he was like a new person...sometimes things don't show up on a typical allergy skin test- wheat is a common culprit of allergies, eczema- we went to a naturopath to find htis out...also we can ONLY use natural household cleaners and free and clear laundry detergent otherwise he's a mess.. you may already be doing these things, but just wanted to share...
Good luck!
Nikki
mom of 3 boys

my sister makes wooden faces & attaches long braids, then hangs the barrettes & clips to the braids. i use a wooden dowel, & wrap bands, scrunchies around it. all stuff you can get from micheals craft store. headbands stay in the drawer:-( havent come up with anything yet. good luck!

Hi P.,
I saw a picture in a magazine once where someone used flat thumbtacks to tack long ribbons to the top of the closet door, so that the ribbons would hang down the face of the door and the tack holes would not be visible later if the ribbons were ever taken down. They used beautiful ribbons of different colors and widths and had them hanging down all across the door. They were also various lengths and were knotted on the ends with pretty bows. Then they took all of the little girls barrettes and bows and clipped or tied them at various points down the ribbons. It was so colorful and so pretty. I don't have any little girls of my own, but I remember thinking how pretty and sweet this was, and it was years ago that I saw it!

Try a tackle box. They come in all differant sizes and you can even get ones for kids with their favorite characters.

If I understand you right, you want to organize hair items. Get a peg board, sew it into a small 12"x12". Use the other for yourself.

i had this same problem - and this worked for me: for the bows that clip on i attached ribbons to a hanger and clip the similar collored bows on the ribbon strips. the for the small bow i got a travel bag and put the bows that are similar colored in their own zip lock bag - that way when i can just grab the ziplock bag that i need for that day and be done with it...hope these ideas help.

I give credit to my MOPS grp for making the bow organizer that I have from 2 yrs ago. We made a painted wooden picture frame and tacked 3 strips of long ribbons at the back to clip the hairbows.
Another thing I have is a small clear plastic container where I put the scrunchies and elastics for ponytails, along with the hairbrushe and comb.

I just made my daughter's patriotic hairbows for the memorial day weekend and I know that all these girly things can scatter around if you don't keep em in one place.

Have a great week!

tackle box or cabodol