Here is the embarrassing disarray my pantry was in before:
Lots of wasted space, lots of stacks of miscellaneous items mish-mashed together...And here is the pantry $40 and one afternoon later - lots of containers from the Dollar Tree:
And a package of labels from Walmart:
I kept the shoe pockets to keep the water bottles and snacks handy:
The square and rectangular containers are stack-able so I can fit so much more into the same space! Neat, organized, and space saving for under $40!
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I'm totally doing this when we move into our new house. How did you plan for the containers? Did you find yourself needing more?
ReplyDeleteI purposely bought more than I thought I needed after making a list of everything I wanted to put into containers and ended up using every thing I bought.
ReplyDeleteI bought 30 containers from rectangular, square deep, and small square, to flip tops and screw top plastic jars for snacks. Some of the small squares came 2 to a package.
I did not contain my cereals because my kids like the boxes.
I looooooooove it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to come see it in person and get a full blown tour!
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Looks great! Wanna come over to my house and help me organize my new kitchen? Please :) It's potentially going to be done end of this week, early next week! FINGERS CROSSED!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks good! I'm loving the under $40 part!! :)
ReplyDeleteI feel like I don't even know where to start! So many things in the cabinets!
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