Andrea Dekker

Christmas Storage Solution + Giveaway

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UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed. A winner has been chosen and notified.

Christmas Day has come and gone; and if you’re like me, you’ll be taking down your Christmas tree and packing up all your fun holiday ornaments with in the next week or so. It’s a sad day…but it has to be done.

For me, this day involves putting my ornaments in a big cardboard box and hoping they don’t break as I try to shove them all in! However this year, I have a brand new, super organized way to store all my Christmas ornaments — want to know what it is?

Well, have you heard of Ultimate Christmas Storage?

It’s a company that specializes in high-quality storage boxes like these gorgeous red boxes.

And these super cute blue polka-dot storage boxes!

And, as their name suggests, they have tons of great “Christmas Storage” products for ornaments and other small items that can easily be lost or broken.

All of their products are extremely high quality, durable, and SO much prettier then my cardboard boxes — so I’m using these boxes for my ornaments this year!

The Ultimate Christmas Storage products feature:

  • Acid Free heavy-duty chipboard throughout.
  • Tarnish inhibitor added to help reduce the atmospheric effect on silvered and metal ornaments.
  • Ornament boxes and Ornament chests provide removable trays from 3 to 5 inches deep.
  • Trays have fully adjustable dividers to accommodate a variety of collectibles.
  • Beautiful fabric covering adds years of durability to acid free ornament boxes.
  • Decorative fabrics allow ornament boxes to be used as a decorative accessory.
  • Our fabric variety allows for easy segregation and identification of your collectibles.
  • Clear heavy-duty vinyl zippered bag protects the archival ornament boxes while stored.

OK, so these sound really fancy, and they technically are…

BUT they are also practical, stackable, transportable, storable, movable, and really pretty. Plus, if you’re planning to move, these boxes are very convenient {yes, I speak from experience!}

I’m sure you can imagine how excited I am to replace my cardboard boxes with these pretty boxes that provide tons of storage for small, delicate items and assure that everything stays neat, organized, and unharmed.

Well, I’m also excited that Ultimate Christmas Storage is giving away a beautiful green ornament storage box to one lucky Simple Organized Living reader!! {see below for details}

More about this storage box:

  • Size: 22 x 16 x 7 1/2″ high
  • One 3″ deep tray with 28 adjustable compartments
  • 4″ deep bottom compartment for oversized items with16 adjustable compartments
  • Enclosed in a vinyl zipper bag for storage

Ultimate Christmas Storage is also including a large bag of shredded packing material to assure none of your ornaments break. How nice of them!

This is a $75.00 prize package!

Want to Win?

There are THREE ways to win…

  1. Leave a comment below with your current method of ornament storage. {Mandatory}
  2. “Like” Ultimate Christmas on Facebook — and leave a comment letting me know.
  3. Sign up for the Ultimate Christmas newsletter — and leave a comment letting me know.

This contest is open until Tuesday, January 4, 2011, at 11:59pm EST. ONE winners will be selected at random and announced on Wednesday, January 5. Please read my full disclosure policy and contact me with any questions you might have. I received a free ornament storage box for review, however all opinions are my own!

 

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Comments

  3. Mallory says

    I use cupcake gift boxes. They go on clearance every year after christmas and are great for ornaments. Each box usually holds twelve ornaments. They keep everything from breaking. Liked on facebook.

  4. april says

    trash bags and plastic storages, and lots of hope stuff doesnt get broke!

  5. Kate says

    Ours are in an old coal storage bin. There’s a little coal dust so St Nick’s beard has gotten a bit grey 🙂
    Liked on FB.

  6. Liz Dindal says

    I store my Christmas ornaments in a tote. I have made a large portion of my Christmas ornaments. I wrap the ones I have painted in tissues with lotion because reg tissue sticks. I put them into a box and put in in the tote. My bead and wire ones I wrap amd put into the tote. They seem to get tangled alot though. I have some that I keep in the orginal boxes. My glass ones get wrapped and put into tote. I ahve lost some of them over the years. Hoping to get hints from the news letter. Shared you with my friends on facebook. Hope you had an Awesome Christmas. Thanks for all your tips about all the different areas.

  7. Billie says

    I have 2 plastic tubs that I put my ornaments in. I wrap them in paper towels (that are about 15 years old lol) and put them all together in the tub. during our last move quite a few of them got broken =( so I def need a new way to store my ornaments. these look like great products!

  10. Veronica says

    We have used plastic totes for all of our decorations & ornament storage. It takes me a very long time to individually wrap each of our more delicate items and I would really enjoy having a more efficient, better quality system such as the Ultimate Storage boxes. Additionally, we are a military family that moves ALOT and I am hoping to be able to have some keepsake ornaments to pass on to further generations. Hopefully with these boxes I can do this more easily. Thank you.

  11. megan @ whatmegansmaking says

    My current method is horrible. Random cardboard boxes left over from moving. They’re all different sizes (mostly small) and I have a hard time keeping track of them. I need help.

  12. ElaineDavis says

    I currently have our Christmas ornaments wrapped in tissue paper, then placed in a clear, rectangular Rubbermaid container. Thanks for the opportunity to upgrade : )

  13. Inna says

    We have a big plastic container from Target with cardboard dividers inside. Useful, but not pretty.

  15. Sue says

    Right now I have everything in several shoe boxes wrapped in tissue.. in a large plastic tub.. Which I am running out of room in.. if you can believe it ! the MIL buys everyone a new orament each year for Xmas.. So I have to keep them all together.. UGH..I am running out of room !

    Sue in NJ

  18. Rachel Roland says

    I currently use ziplock bags (for lights, garland, and non-ball ornaments), plastic box thingies for the ornaments (they’re the balls that look like glass but aren’t – a must with two under 4 in the house!) All of those go in old cardboard boxes that I think contained Christmas presents at one time.

  19. Lona says

    Current method? Small cardboard boxes inside one ginormous cardboard box. Thanks for hosting this generous giveaway!

  21. Laura Curtis says

    I store all my christmas decor in a plastic tub in the basement; between tissue paper, plastic bags & card board boxes, I pray that nothing is broken next year when i open it!

  23. cardboard packing boxes says

    Nice post, thank you. The post above will help us organize our living space and it will save our money. I will introduce the post to my friends so they could sharing the benefits.

  24. LaVonne says

    I have been putting them back in their original storage box and into a large rubbermaid container.

  27. Promises says

    My current method of storage is wrapping up some of the ornaments in the packing paper and placing them in a cardboard storage/moving type of box. Some of the ornaments go back into the box that they were purchase in and that box also goes into the cardboard storage/moving type of box. I have been thinking about purchasing plastic storage bins to replace the cardboard storage/moving type of box, but this idea also sounds nice too.

  28. cardboard boxes says

    Thank you for sharing the information with us. The Christmas is coming that it is time for us to clean our house and organize living space. I will use cardboard for my clothes and other issues.

  33. Jennifer Madigan says

    Currently I store my ornaments in a plastic tote that can go in the attic. Unfortunately I don’t have an attic so I actually store more ornaments at my parent’s house and bring them out every Christmas so that I can decorate.

  35. Maria says

    I’m in the midst of organizing my Christmas decor storage after moving a few months ago. I sorted out a few different kinds of ornaments–jingle bells, angels, berry clusters–into piles, then stuffed them into large velvety Christmas stockings in plastic bins.

  36. Jennifer Swanson says

    I keep my boys’ yearly ornaments in their own Rubbermaid bins, and all of our vintage family ornaments in another Rubbermaid bin with a cardboard divider. My system could use a face lift 🙂

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