wrapping paper storage Mini Manor Blog: Cutlery Tray for Jewelry! I LOVE Jewelry, real jewelry, costume jewelry, all of it . . . almost as much as I love shoes! I have a small jewelry box for my "real" jewelry. As much as I'd love to fill a wall with gold and diamond jewelry, we can't afford that :( so as far as my real items go, I only own the classics. A small pair of diamond studs, a pair of peal earrings, a pearl necklace, a cocktail ring, a couple of white gold bands, and of coarse my wedding band and engagement ring!! But it wasn't my "good" jewelry I was having a hard time storing, it was my costume jewelry I couldn't make room for! So while at walmart, I found some bamboo cutlery trays for $10 each! Second: I decided on what jewelry I wanted where and Lee started screwing in the hooks, which immediately cracked the back panel. Last: We screwed the tray to the wall using an anchor and a screw (super simple). I organized my jewelry by color, and style. Then I stored my brighter more colorful jewelry together, Total Cost: p.s. Linking to:
Freezer Cooking with Slow Cooker Recipes Welcome Pinners! Please be sure to check out my Real Food tab at the top to find more slow cooker freezer meals! Also, I love to see everyone excited and sharing on their blogs and social media when they use my recipes, but please be sure to link back to me and do not publish the entire recipe! Thanks! My new Ecookbook, From Your Freezer To Your Family , full of new recipes, nutrition info, grocery lists and cute labels! Be sure to check my FAQ page if you have any other questions and follow MBL on Facebook to stay in the loop of free recipes and upcoming books! Like I mentioned in my post the other week, the last time I did a big cooking day, I had a big ah-ha moment. Although, I had a blast with Lauren, it was logistically very difficult to accomplish. So this latest big cooking day, I did it by myself and only did slow cooker recipes. Basically, all I was did was chop vegetables and assemble ingredients. I am telling you it will change your life! Here are my recipes. Ingredients
Under the sink I had semi-organised the cupboard under my kitchen sink a while ago but it had slowly become more and more messy. The fact that it didn't stay organised told me that the system wasn't right - it shouldn't be hard to stay organised if the system makes sense and meets your needs correctly. So, I needed a new system. I went down into the cellar to see what I could find to use and came up with a tension rod and other odds and ends. AFTER:I used the tension rod to hang spray bottles off - I use glass cleaner spray to clean everything so there is a full and almost empty bottle of that as well as some stainless-steel cleaner spray, a spray bottle of water and some bathroom cleaner spray which usually lives in the bathroom - I'll have to move it! Behind the jug is a plastic basket containing the vacuum cleaner attachments. I've hung a plastic bag in the door using little nails - it contains extra plastic bags that we use to line the bins (trash cans) upstairs, etc:
Kitchen Pantry Reveal ! I {finally} completed my pantry makeover! I mentioned in June {wow it took me a while to finish this} that I was going to redo my kitchen pantry here. I ripped out the old shelves, painted, stenciled, installed new shelves, and organized all my goods. Here's a before/after shot: I will definitely be writing a couple more posts about the project explaining the steps... but for now I just want to sit back and show off my final reveal! The organization makes me so happy! I even took out a shelf {originally had 5, now 4} but since everything is organized and has its own spot, I ended up with way more room! I'm even able to store my most frequently used craft supplies, my camera and its accessories so they're always in arms reach. The containers are from Home Goods for $7 and I used some twine to add a piece of slate I had spray painted with chalkboard paint to label what's inside. The gorgeous stencil I used is from Cutting Edge Stencils. Everything has a home... {Happy Dance}! One last look:
25 (more) clever ideas to make life easier . We heard you loud and clear. When we published our first list of clever ideas to make life easier last year, we received an overwhelming response. Source: chezerbey.com Got an empty kitchen shelf? Source: maillardvillemanor.com Wall mount cutlery trays and add a cup hook in each compartment for brilliant jewelery storage. Source: apartmenttherapy.com Avoid messy dresser drawers by “filing” your clothing side-by-side instead of stacking items on top of each other. Photo: William Warby on flickr.com Has putting Toy Story on constant repeat finally taken its toll? Source: realsimple.com Packing tip: Protect breakables such as wine bottles or food containers with children’s inflatable floaties. Source: whatiwore.tumblr.com Rather than bundling them in your drawer, loop tights over a coathanger and store them in your wardrobe. Source: bakedbree.com Pre-bake your cakes and keep them fresh overnight by placing a slice of bread on top. Source: blog.craftzine.com Source: marthastewart.com Want more?
Tutorial: Quick Envelope Pillow Case 25 clever ideas to make life easier Via: amy-newnostalgia.blogspot.com Why didn’t I think of that?! We guarantee you’ll be uttering those words more than once at these ingenious little tips, tricks and ideas that solve everyday problems … some you never knew you had! (Above: hull strawberries easily using a straw). Via: apartmenttherapy.com Rubbing a walnut over scratches in your furniture will disguise dings and scrapes. Via: unplggd.com Remove crayon masterpieces from your TV or computer screen with WD40 (also works on walls). Via: athomewithrealfood.blogspot.com Stop cut apples browning in your child’s lunch box by securing with a rubber band. Via: marthastewart.com Overhaul your linen cupboard – store bedlinen sets inside one of their own pillowcases and there will be no more hunting through piles for a match. Via: realsimple.com Pump up the volume by placing your iPhone / iPod in a bowl – the concave shape amplifies the music. Via: savvyhousekeeping.com Re-use a wet-wipes container to store plastic bags. Via: iheartnaptime.net
Cómo construir un estante esquinero para una alacena A menudo las esquinas de las alacenas o armarios son espacios desaprovechados. Una solución es añadir un estante esquinero. Este estante triangular te permite guardar cosas y encontrarlas fácilmente, proporcionando una combinación máxima de utilidad y facilidad de uso. Un sencillo estante de esquina puede hacerse con herramientas y materiales básicos en un corto período de tiempo, incluso para un carpintero novato. Nivel de dificultad: Moderadamente fácil Necesitarás Cinta métrica Regla de carpintero Tablas de 1 por 4 pulgadas (2,5 por 10 cm) Sierra Detector de vigas electrónico Martillo 8 clavos comunes de 2,5 pulgadas (6,3 cm) Madera contrachapada de 3/4 de pulgada (1,90 cm) Lista completaMinimizar 1 Mide en la esquina desde el piso hasta la altura que has elegido para tu estante. Consejos y advertencias Más galerías de fotos Read this article in English: How to Build a Corner Shelf for a Pantry
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¿Cómo construir un panel organizador? Proyectos / Muebles, Clóset y Organizadores ¿Cómo construir un panel organizador? Hay ciertos lugares de la casa que se caracterizan por ser más desordenados o necesitar más espacio para almacenar u organizar el espacio. Es el caso de la pieza de un niño, una sala de juegos, un living, taller o escritorio. Este proyecto se compone de 1 panel de terciado y varios accesorios de almacenamiento, pero dependiendo del tamaño del muro se pueden poner 1 ó más paneles. A. Hacer cuadrícula Agujeros Lijar Cortar sistema de fijación B. Perforaciones listón Perforar muro Fijar listones al muro Fijar listones al panel Enganchar panel al muro C. Cajones Estante con repisa Porta rollos Espejo Pintar y barnizar Poner perilla Pegar espejo Proyectos Relacionados