Idea and photo credit: Amanda Pace All rights reserved If I had still had little ones at home, I would do this one in minute! I even have a spring loaded bar and shower rings on hand, not being used for anything. Place a spring-loaded shower rod (Levolor Shower Tension Rod) against the back wall of your tub, with wire baskets (Schulte Large Simple Basket or United Solutions Small Plastic Storage Baskets) hanging on Plastic Shower Curtain Rings to organize all those bath toys. I think any sort of basket would work, either wire or plastic baskets. When company comes over, just move the rod to the top of the shower to get it out of the way.I wonder what you could store there if there were no little ones in the house? So, who is going to try this one? From our Facebook fan page: Hannah Taylor posted: I love this idea Tonya DeKruger posted: Awesome idea! Angela Bergman posted: I did this for my own stuff, but I put it up high. My husband was always knocking my stuff off the ledge and cussing every morning.

He thanked me profusely Wanda Hurley posted: Very clever. Wish I had known 12 years ago. Stacy Warner Dominguez posted: Love this! Alyssa E Snyder posted: Awesome organizational tool! Tina Taylor Montesano posted: So much better than those plastic Frog Pods that create mold. blue curtain falls traducida Jowanda K. Wiseman posted: Trying to figure out how I can make that work in my stand-alone shower (my whirlpool tub has no walls) for the grandkids and their 'stuff'grady white seafarer curtains Mimi Langille posted: Me! home depot hookless shower curtainsThat's a great ideaasda little angels blackout curtains

Karla Tiburcio posted: Great idea. I placed a second rod to dry up the towels or clothes that need to be hung dry Jennifer Krane posted: Three kids all under four years old - I am so doing this!! Trisha Olsen Sisson posted: I love this!! frusciante curtains rarI's been looking for a solution to all the bath tub toys!!mauve woven textured eyelet curtain Amber Law posted: OMG!! casual curtains cheshire connecticutThat is by far the smartest thing I have seen in a while! Pretty sure this is my new to do for my to do list!! Anna Rodriguez Swetman posted: LOVE IT!!! Adrianne A. Henderson posted: This is brilliant! Michelle Atkinson posted: AWESOME Going to have to try it!

Jo Hollis posted: This is great.. those Grandbabies will love it!!! Janette Bennett posted: Awesome idea! Barbara Brindley Shelley posted: Would be great for all the different shampoos and body products that keep getting knocked off around the tub. NOTE - If any of the above links are not working or the freebies or coupons no longer available, please post a blog comment below and I'll edit it! • Enjoying all the freebies? Want to keep up with the latest free stuff, deals, coupons, and other ways to save money? Subscribe to Frugal Freebies' email updates or RSS Feed! • Check us out on Twitter, and join in the conversation of even more great freebies, deals and coupons on our Frugal Freebies fan page on Facebook and Google+. We are even on Pinterest! About Catherine: I have been writing frugal tips since 1982, when I was a young divorced mom of two - for my baby product company, Born to Love. I am now mom to three sons, who are all grown up, grandma to three - and happily re-married to a wonderful man.

We have rescued two little dogs, Denny and Dexter - and a cat, Bella. or post to my Facebook Fan Page! NOTE: This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy. Please Note: I make every effort to check the validity of all outgoing links at the time of posting, but I am not responsible for any content outside of this website. I have provided these links to other websites for your convenience only; I am not responsible for the availability of these other websites nor the freebies/coupons/information they offer. Share on Twitter ● Become a Facebook Fan ● Subscribe ● Add to your favoritesHong Henwood is a rare breed. She is part human, part super-styling machine. In the short time since I visited her home, I’ve been noticing through the photos on her Instagram feed, that Hong has moved furniture, painted, changed entire room schemes and still managed to run her business while wrangling two little children! Although they were originally from Brisbane, the Henwood family (Hong, David and 2 children) were living in Perth and were back in Brisbane for a holiday when they found this quaint Queenslander home, but it wasn’t on the market.

Hong says it was one of those moments of “being in the right place at the right time,” and not long after, they were packed and on their way across Australia, to their new Brisbane home. The home is a tri-gable Queenslander with a traditional layout that has remained fairly untouched, apart from the addition of a spacious deck. At the front of the home is an enclosed sunroom, which has been painted white and creates a perfectly serene feeling as you enter the house. Off to the side of the entry area, the children have a great space to play, create and imagine. It is decorated with a mix of new and vintage pieces and features one of my favourite things ever, the tee pee! As mentioned earlier, the layout of the home has not been altered much, if at all.  So like most homes of this era, in the centre of the house you will find the living spaces, with the other rooms leading off from this area. There are many traditional features still in top condition, that are testament to the Queenslander style of design and architecture.

Off the master bedroom, is a small study area where Hong works online for her business The Affordable Style Files, creating styling solutions for clients around the country. The Children’s rooms are full of fun and colour and are such an inspiration, showing that kids rooms can still be stylish and on trend! Like the rest of the home, they are furnished with vintage finds mixed together with items from stores like IKEA, Cotton On and K Mart. It all goes together perfectly when you have the magic touch! No Brisbane home is complete without a perfect outdoor space.  This huge deck is like a second living area, with a comfy lounge and a large dining table, it’s the ultimate spot to relax and cool down on a hot Brisbane day! Perched high on a hill, the home has a great green view, taking in the vista across to the ranges. The Walk Among The Homes low-down:Hong, David and their children Miya and Charlie What style is the home? Three bedroom tri-gable Queenslander in Annerley, Brisbane’s south.