Ball Mason Jar Spice Storage
Mason Jar Organizers
Materials: Jars with Lids, power screw gun, metal drill bit, 3/4″ screws (must be shorter than wood you’re drill to), tape measure, and cupboard or shelf to affix to bottom.
I used pint and quart size antique jars; use whatever size and style works for you.
If you want the blue mason jars ACE HARDWARE.
Just make sure your lids fit snuggly.
Wash and dry.
If you want the blue mason jars ACE HARDWARE.
Just make sure your lids fit snuggly.
Wash and dry.
Collect the rest of your materials. Find a good work surface. If you’re like me.. and your kitchen table is your work bench please find a scrap piece of wood so you don’t drill right through it. (hubby LOVES when this happens!)
Another tip: if you’re not handy (YET!) with the power tools and you’re trying to convince the DH or other to help you.
Another tip: if you’re not handy (YET!) with the power tools and you’re trying to convince the DH or other to help you.
Drill a hole in the center of each lid.Measure and mark on your cupboard where you will be drilling the covers to.
*update* one of my brilliant readers figured out that if you drill TWO
holes in each lid and screw in at two separate places the lid won’t spin!! Which is awesome because
then you don’t need two hands to unscrew the jar!
Fill those jars! Whatever you think is handy for you.. you can always change on the fly.
Remember that for some things.. oils etc.. it is best not to keep these near heat.
I didn’t worry about it too much though as it is still an improvement over my last system!
Remember that for some things.. oils etc.. it is best not to keep these near heat.
I didn’t worry about it too much though as it is still an improvement over my last system!
FINISHED PRODUCT!(plus flopped bread to boot)
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