I flipped that over, hot glued the baking soda box on top...
(I didn't center it so I would have room for extra spices on the left side)
and then wrapped it in wrapping paper. I thought about spray painting it,
but I only have white...super boring.
I also wrapped a small box for my bulk, bagged spices, which you can see on the left side.
I love the result! It was super easy and didn't cost me any money!
Just in case you nosy people want to know, I organize my spices by which ones I use most frequently.
My OCD side wanted to organize them by similar bottles, but my practical side won. :)
Update: My mom made one the exact night that I made mine and we hadn't even talked about it!
This one is hers.
Update 5/10/12: My brother made one for his kitchen after he read this post. As you can tell, my family really loves to cook and we certainly love our spices. :P
P.S. I know you can buy a spice rack at the Dollar Tree for a dollar, but you get to recycle this way and you can adjust the boxes to fit your exact cabinet and spice needs!
Rachel, we are truly related! I did the same thing for my spices last night using cereal boxes.
ReplyDeleteI cut them in half lengthwise so they would fit in my cupboard and one half inside the other to make it stronger. I am going to cover mine with leftover shelf paper. Love! Mom
That's exactly what I did! My canning box was a bit too big, so I cut some off the back and glued the support back into the rest of it. Our brainwaves are funny!! I thought about using my leftover shelf paper, but I already used it for something else. :)
DeleteGuess we are just one hot spicy family!
ReplyDeleteYou notice I do not have a spice shelf...too many spices in the family already, perhaps? :)
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But you live with mom, so you're excused. :)
DeleteI'm not related to any of you but I love the spice rack idea and you all are too cute!!
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