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I am always searching for measuring cups and/or spoons. I think I have about 5 sets and none of them are complete. I am always in search of the perfect organization for my measuring cups.
Organizing Measuring Cups and Spoons — Infarrantly Creative
At some point near the middle of March, I always decide that I’m “done” with winter. The sweaters and jackets get pushed to the back of the closet, the flip flops come out, and I inevitably freeze my butt off for several weeks until the weather catches up with my warm-weather state of mind. Likewise, my cravings for fresh herbs and veggies are always a little ahead of the season.
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Handmade Clay Pots
With Mother’s Day coming up in a couple weeks, these handmade clay pots are the perfect vessel to house a mini plant as a pretty and thoughtful gift.Repurposed Etched Glass Spice Jars...
As an avid recycler, I often find myself admiring the numerous boxes of glass bottles in our garage, awaiting their fate.
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DrawerDecor: Snappy Drawer Organizer
One of the challenges of maintaining organized kitchen drawers is keeping all the utensils in place. This combination non-slip mat and movable dividers from DrawerDecor helps solve the problem while adding a kick of color, too. Now admittedly I'm a bit of a neatnik in the kitchen, so of course I love nothing better than having my utensils all laying out in a drawer.So you have a small kitchen. A tiny one. What are your options? You could spend hours coveting the cavernous kitchens profiled in Architectural Digest. You could whine and complain. Or you could rethink your space.
Smart Buys & Space Saving Strategies for Small Kitchens
There are lots of ways to save space in a tiny home and maximize the little space you do have. So many ways, in fact, that one can get a little overwhelmed by the sheer volume of good ideas out there. And what if you just want something easy to implement, and something you can use in a rental place and that won't cost a ton to add? We've gathered our favorite tips from around the web that we've come across recently. From House Beautiful to Houzz, Design*Sponge to Martha Stewart, plenty of online design resources have weighed in on their favorite ways to save space. Here are our favorites of their favorites:
5 Smart Space Savers from Around the Web
How To: Make An Aquarium Out of An Old Television
Many of us have old analog television sets sitting in the garage or attic not doing a darn thing except gathering dust and possibly housing critters you're better not knowing about. So why not take it out of storage, dust it off and make it into something useful and in high definition? A TV aquarium or terrarium might only receive one channel, but at least it will be educational.
I have an aversion to getting rid of glass jars.
5 Decorative Uses for the Versatile Glass Jar in the Kitchen
I'm a bit of a hoarder when it comes to materials and supplies, so it's no surprise that my wood shop is filled with a lot of cut-offs that perhaps other people might just throw away. It turns out that all these odds and ends actually have some real value for making small projects like jewelry boxes, thin strips for inlays, or joined together to form larger boards. This Instructable shows you how to join multiple different sized boards together to make a scrap wood cutting board.