Small Spice Cabinet Organization - Renter and Budget Friendly!!
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Fabulous! Love your neat 1940's bungalow. So much character!
Thanks so much! 😊
I am a believer! Drill first , screw second! And the reason I now have two drills!
Having two would make things SO much easier!!!!!
Looks amazing & love the buffalo check in the back of cabinet. Hugs & blessings from Texas 💖
I can’t get enough of this video!! 💚🧡💜 I am always looking for the perfect spice organization 💚🧡💜 Plus the buffalo check is perfect 👌
Yay! Thank you! I still love it!
You never cease to amaze me! I love your creativity and how everything comes together. Keep the great vlogs coming!
Thank you! I'll keep trying! 💙
I just love watching all your videos. Your voice is soothing, yet you’re also inspiring! Love this little spice cabinet. Great use of the tiny space.
Thanks so much! 😊
Norrine, I like the way you think! Conceptual, analytical, resourceful, strategic...definitely a skilled craftswoman! While watching this video, I was inspired to make a simple spice cabinet for myself. Thank you for your creativity. PLEASE continue to share your knowledge & experience!
Wow, thank you! I'd love to see what you did!!!! You can share a picture of it to my Call Clutter Fairy Group page on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/730125317461615/
@@TheCraftyOrganizer 😂 I am not able to move that fast & am not yet finished putting it all together! I am a disabled senior & do not have on hand everything needed to assemble this. I hope to get them when I go grocery shopping at Walmart the beginning of October. For years, I have wanted to repurpose junk furniture for fun (& possibly for profit). I have been recently rearranging/reorganizing the rooms in my small apartment & trying to make things more easily accessible. I decided to get rid of an old, hand-me-down bureau but keep its six, small drawers. Three of them fit under my hospital bed & conveniently hold things I use frequently. I had originally planned to connect all six into a shelving unit to display small, collected pieces, but your video gave me the idea of using only three drawers to hold my spices & other cooking-related items. I am so excited about doing this! The unit should be able to fit easily into a space in my kitchen. I shall be honored to send pics to you once this project is completed. 😌
Oh... I love this little cabinet. It's actually cute and serves the purpose perfectly.
I live older homes and built in nooks. Since seeing this, considering putting a cabinet like this between the studs.
And the measuring cups, could always hang 2 on one hook or switch the spoons up higher since they're flatter.
What a fresh makeover!
This is zoo amazing! I love how the chalk paper matches the Buffalo plaid so nicely! Thanks for sharing!!
You are so welcome!
You could always put a bit of your checkered paper at the top of your chalkboard paper to finish out the inside of your door :) Great job! I love that you tackle these ideas you have.
That's a great idea!
Another inspired creative DIY! You never cease to amaze me.
Wow, thank you!
Your spice closet is beautiful! I enjoy watching your videos especially when you up cycle or DIY anything, you have amazing ideas. Stay safe my friend!
Thank you! You too 💙
This brought a smile to my face. My childhood home, built in the late 40's early 50's had one of those built in ironing boards. Our kitchen was so narrow and if the board was down, you had to go out the front door to the back door to enter the kitchen. My mom took the ironing board out, converting the tiny closet into a small pantry to hold her canned goods. What a space saver! Also, this made me smile as today is the I had decided to reorganize my spice cabinet and here is your video! Your spice cabinet turned out absolutely gorgeous! I love, love, love it!
Awww! Love that this brought you a happy memory. 💙
This is indeed a very useful internal space. Spice cabinet works great. Here is a useful tip......for the shelves......I use empty fabric bolts I get from Joann’s.......they are corrugated.....so have internal strength. Once I cover my measured and cut shelves with my choice of cover.......fabric/contact or quite often matching and / or decorative paper.....they look just like shelves.......very strong and can hold weight.
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Love this idea- thank you!!!
That's a great idea! And I am sure many of my viewers already have some of those on hand!!! Thanks, Z'Nycé!
What a great cabinet! It looks so pretty now.
Thanks so much! 😊
Love the visual look and organization
I love everything all of your DIY'S . I live in a very small house , with limited space but thanks to I have a lot ideas now thanks to you so much.
You are so welcome!
What a pretty make over Norrine. I have a thing for anything checked too. Whether it be buffalo, gingham, or just checker board, I love it!
Fantastic use (& makeover!) of an available space, Norrine! I just love your videos & ideas! 👍🏻❤️🤗
Thank you 🌸 Glad you like them!
Mmakes me wish I had one of those cupboards in my kitchen
What a cute idea! I don't have this in my kitchen but a year or so ago I organized all my baking into a cabinet like this and spice into smaller next to stove. I did the same with my measuring cups and spoons. I thought I did a video on it but not sure if I ever did or not.. it has been so long ago🤔 Have a blessed day, Tammy 💜😇🌸🦋💖
That is awesome!
It's so nice to USE that space between the studs--and you did such a great job at making it both practical AND pretty!! (Obviously, the folks who designed older homes had a bit more sense; what a GREAT thing to put into a kitchen, or bathroom!!) BTW, if you have a misc piece of metal, chalk board, DT sign, or even a third piece of foam board, you could put it between the foam shelf pieces where you have your salt & pepper; or maybe just switch it out for a shelf you use for lighter items. (?)
GREAT idea!!!!
This made a huge difference. Love it. Thanks
Great job. I always loved the repurposing of the ironing board cabinets. I grew up with one in our house and we used it for the ironing board. So to keep them and make them into something more useful today is a great way to keep a bit of nostalgia in an older home. Thanks, fun project.
I LOVE older homes. I got to work in one that had the old "milk" cabinet - and the owner still had the note card for the milkman. So cool!!!
The Crafty Organizer I have one of those but the people before us sided over it on the outside 😕. My husband keeps the dog leash in it! LOL!
You could add the buffalo check to the top of your chalk board. Although it looks great like it is.
I DID! But I didn't like the look of it. I should have shown it. I love when great minds think alike!!!! LOL
I think this is one of the cutest little spice cabinet space I have ever saw! Just wonderful storage space !thanks for sharing this project with us! 👏👏💕!
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!! I have a tiny little spice cabinet in this old house. I am going to give it a cute makeover and I will send you pictures before and after. 😁
I can't wait to see them!!! Facebook: facebook.com/clutterfairyLB/
i love watcing you and your creativness you talk to me inner resoourceful side! My husband teases me about collecting junk and taking everyones discards i see value and repurpose in everything! iused dollar tree white foamboard and refinished my ceiling in my basement it turned out great thank you for your inspiration
Kudos on your basement ceiling - I love that idea! I fight the urge to pick up every curbside furniture piece and dismantle it for parts!!!!
As always.......wonderfully awesome!!!!!
Thank you so much 😀
This looks awesome! I LOVE your sal and pepper shakers,
Thanks so much!
I love this. I am also a renter so this is something I can do.
YES!!! If you do, please share a picture so I can see!!! Facebook: facebook.com/clutterfairyLB/
Love it. Yes please 😊 more of these 😃
You got it!
Your a genius! I cant help it. Plus the puppy walked by in the background. It made me smile.
That's my rescue boy, Domino. We call him, 'the Supervisor!". LOL
Love this! I’m such a visual person too and little changes like this make me happy! Love your salt and pepper shakers too! If you are a homeowner and a little handy with the tools, you could totally recreate this by opening up the space between two studs and then buying or building a little door. 😊
They used to make a complete cabinet to put between the studs. Just cut out the opening, slip in the cabinet, then trim it. Easy Peasy! Hardly any tools needed! It also works in the bathroom or hall way for extra storage.
Great tip, Cheryl!!!!!
@@countrygal3688 In a way you could do this as a renter as long as you remove the cabinet and replace the drywall and refinish the wall.
You could also just build out a frame with some 1"×4", add a door or leave open & just hang on wall. I made myself a cassette & a C.D. shelf this way. It's so shallow it doesn't get in the way, but man they provide a lot of storage space.
@@TheCraftyOrganizer my son watches Alton Brown and revamped my cabinet for spices. Velcro spice jars to inside of cabinet doors. Also hung an old cookie sheet on the inside and stuck them on with magnets!
I love it, so clean and tidy. Great storage idea
Thank you! 😊
Lol I thought I was the only one with the narrow cabinet! Thank you so much I was just going to cut down wood and install. Just going to make it easier and add the foam board. I was also maybe thinking of using the Jenga wood pieces from Dollar Tree to use on the sides. We will see how it works out! Take care ❤️
I think the Jenga pieces would work great - as long as everything is light weight. Spices should be fine... oils or bottles may need a bit more support. :)
i love your makeover!! I have just recently redone my spice shelves too. I used a wood grain contact paper and some little wood bins and trays from dollar tree. It turned out really nice! I really enjoy your makeover videos, im always looking forward to seeing what you do next!
Thanks, Diane!
I think that's a Beautiful Spice Rack. I wish I could do that in my Kitchen. I HavA Clear Shoe rack for my Spices. I've had it for 5 years, but I want to do something different. Thanks for the Inspiration. God Bless & Keep You. Stay Safe!😘
Very smart lady
It's so visually satisfying and functional. My too favorite things :D Good job!
Glad you like it!
Turned out awesome!
I think so too! Thanks!
Wow, it looks amazing.
Totally love this! I have a drawer that is deep where I keep mine. It is easily accessible and works great but there is no ‘pretty’ to it! Thanks for the inspiration because now I will be looking at it differently.😘
That’s really cute! My spices would never fit in a space that small, but I may be able to jump off from the chalkboard paper to organize some things in my craft room. Thank you for giving us so much positive inspiration, especially during these trying times. Love you and your channel. ☮️
I wish I has her is a renter some people dont give a crap for others properties they brake everything and just leave it like that when they leave the landlord should kiss the floor she walks on .
You did a fantastic job renovating the home for your spices! Thanks so much for sharing your diys with us!!
Gloria DeSousa I wish YOU were my landlord!! LOL 💙
I love that little cabinet!! the only thing I would add is an equivalent and/or conversion chart
Omg! Soooo cute!
Best as always 👍👍👌
Thank you so much 😀
Great transformation
Thank you!!
That is very cute....
that looks amazing
Perfect solution
🤩 love this. Excellent
Yay! Thank you!
Very cute!!
Thank you! 😊
You are so amazing !!!I could watch your projects all day ,I've order the contour tool ,and iam going to tackle the backsplash project tomorrow. Iam also going to try the divider project to make a door for my kitchen pantry...Thank you so much for these wonderful ideas... Love the spice cabinet.
Love Love your channel.
OMG! I'd love to see what you do!!!! When you are all done, would you mind sharing on my Facebook: facebook.com/groups/730125317461615/
so I can see???? Thanks for the kind words. 💙🌺💙
love it the ideas that come out of your head are AMAZING! I need to get my kitchen redone
Where do you live?!?!? I'll come! I wish I had my RV already, so I could hop in it and start helping people!!!! Come on, Lottery!!
@@TheCraftyOrganizer Rancho Cucamonga ca area 91730 just around the corner
My cupboard is a DISASTER! I love this and I will have to work on mine for sure! Thanks for the ideas.
This is so cute! Makes me wish I had a cute little cubby!! Also would love to see how you built your paper storage out of foam core!! Thanks for another great video!!
Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/F-FY4G2_BvA/видео.html
Let me know what you think :)
Awesome job, you could re-use the original timber shelves for your heavier items. Then you won’t need to buy more shelves!
They were the bottom two shelves 😉
This is fantastic 👍😊
Many thanks
Oh my goodness! What a difference with little cost. Absolutely love it!!! I am moving in with my son and daughter-in-law. My room is good sized. I'm trying to figure out how to have have a small eating area with mini frig, microwave and coffee maker. I'll have a chair next to it in front of window where I can read or crochet. Any ideas? Would love your input. If any of your followers have any ideas...please add! As I have four very active grandsons, I want a space for my quiet time.
I usually like to suggest free things, however - this folding desk/storage may be PERFECT for you!!!! When it's closed, the things in the hutch are concealed - and it's open free space for your grandsons. They could even have their toys on the bottom shelves!!! But, when you need it, it easily pulls down (has hydrolic bars for easy open and close). Here's the link to it from Ikea: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-shelving-unit-with-foldable-table-s59248551/
I do like the IKEA unit. I saved it since I might have a need for it later this year. Although the item I found does not include the convenient drop-down work/dining table it might be worth considering. I own a few wooden folding tray-tables that I use for numerous projects and eating, usually less than $10 via Walmart or various other stores. The 9 cube unit in the link is less than $75, they sell a 12 cube version for less than $100. A coffeemaker would probably fit on the top shelf, microwave on top of mini frig. Storage bins available via Walmart although Dollar Tree also sells assorted sizes. www.walmart.com/ip/Heavy-Duty-9-Cube-Organizer-Shelf-Stackable-Particle-Board-Bookcase-Closet-Storage-Cabinet/173896092
Thank you! Love the IKEA unit you suggested!
GaChic Thank you for your link. The cube system is an idea too!
Love it! ❤️
Thank you!!
Love it
Great tip. Ty.
Love it!!
Glad you like it!
I like it!
Actually for renters some landlords would prefer paint to ANY contact paper. When contact paper is removed it leaves a sticky glue residue that causes damage to the surfaces the paper is put on. So it's best to check with your lease agreements and directly with your landlord.
True - Thank you for that reminder!!! I need to mention that every time. If it's a satin or gloss... you can use goo gone or goof off to get rid of the residue. But if it's a flat paint you can not use anything on it!!! Thanks, Pam!!!!
Oh....I miss mine. Of course I don't know if I would give it up. It was sooo handy to have. I don't know why they stopped adding them. Men must do the designing 🤪.
😆 Right??
LOVE IT 😍 & those greenware S&P shakers!! Awesome idea!!
Measuring cups maybe able to stack 2 on a hook. Where did you get the spice jars? Will be redoing my bulk jar ones soon.
They are in my Amazon Affiliate store:
www.amazon.com/shop/callclutterfairy
Can you move the measuring spoons up and the cups down where the spoons were? Love your channel!!
Ha! That's exactly what I did!!!! Great minds think alike! :)
That's what I was going to suggest! 😃 This turned out great!
So lovely to open the cabinet to!
That’s a great idea until she gets her collapsible cups if she still wants . I’m a long time cook & baker so I have both
Loooove it! Know exactly which cabinet where I’m putting my chalk board, either paint (because it’s mine] or chaulk board paper;whichever is cheaper.
Yay!!!!! Send me a picture when you are done!!! You can share it to my Call Clutter Fairy Group page on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/730125317461615/
love it ==can u just switch your measuring spoons up there and the 1/4 and other cups down where the spoons are now. they seem flat enough that they may just fit.... was the checkered paper true contact paper or was it wrapping paper that you used your spray glue on it? the paper seemed to go on so easy my experience with contact paper well, lets say it can be easy or a battle. lol i love the way you work with your lovely old house and make it even prettier without gutting it. that is true farmhouse you know.....making do and making it as pretty as possible, hence the flour sack and drop cloth pillows and what not. coming up poor on a home stead that's what we did. now it's called self sufficient, and off grid, small foot print. hell when i was a girl in the 60s it was simply poverty.
It was simple wrapping paper with spray adhesive! I didn't know that about the farmhouse look!!!! Makes total sense! I am kind of proud that we live 'poor'. My kids learn to appreciate things more. We live off what I make running my business and making these videos. If we can't pay for it... we don't get to have it. Except one time we were short on cash at the grocery store (They were little at the time).... my youngest asked if we could get Subway instead of me cooking... you oldest yelled (more loudly than I would have liked in a busy grocery store...) "NO! We have to eat clearance meat!" We STILL laugh about that!
Liked this idea. Hw did u get the shelf holders to be level to the other side so the shelf was level?
I use a free level app on my phone.... once it showed my shelf was level, I marked it off and added the other bracket. Super easy! :)
Love it very motivating new sub
Welcome to the Group, Belina B!!!
I loved this project, looks lovely and functional too!
It really is!
Lovely end-result. This is the first time I have ever wished I had an ironing board closet. Just a thought re the shelf with toothpicks on it. Until you are able to go to the store you could cut a 12" length of a wire clothes hanger and place it on the shelf beneath the foam-core. Depending on the weight maybe utilize 2 pieces of wire. (If the shelf was not already wrapped you could possibly place the wire between the foam-core.) Awesome use of usually wasted space. (I adore your curls! My hair will not curl. Occasionally I can 'bend' it a bit but it doesn't last. Perms do not last a month. Oh well, at least I am not bald.)
Great idea for temporary support!!!! I've learned to accept my curls - like most of us, we want something different. I always wanted super straight hair. LOL
I love buffalo check too! I used to have flannel sheets in this pattern. and I actually miss them very much, still lost from the move to India sadly
You are brilliant!!! Love all of your ideas! We have just sold my MIL’s 72 year old house and she had a built in ironing board too! Such a smart idea!
You did a great job on this cabinet. I would change the foam board out with wood when you can. But not to have it on hand, and come up with that idea for a short term was brilliant. I'm afraid of contact paper like wallpaper. I just don't think I'm coordinated enough to walk and chew gum at the same time. When I was younger, I did some wallpapering and it was hard but I managed to do it. But I wouldn't do it myself now at my age. I love the look of wallpaper and have had some very beautiful wallpaper in houses (mostly professionally put up). But I've also had some wallpaper, professionally installed, that peeled at the seams and there is nothing you can do to fix that. I tried. I used the same installer, same brand of Waverly wallpaper. But somehow some did wonderfully well and lasted for years and some didn't. Finding a pro who really knows what they are doing is a crap shoot. Removing wallpaper was always my job and I hate it, it's very difficult. So, of course, with the cost of wallpaper and installation, and the hard job of removing it and the potential damage to sheetrock and having to have it repaired, I'm afraid now to ever use it again and have avoided it despite loving it. But using the contact paper with the repositional spray adhesive for the back of the cabinet makes it seem much less daunting and the effect was beautiful. I used to have closets that I wallpapered and it made them so much more beautiful and finished looking. My problem with SPICES is the various sizes of containers they come in. We cook and use a lot of spices. I have tried so many different ways to make it look neat and have failed with every attempt. First, I don't use cloves very much (except for mulled cider at Christmas) so a little jar is sufficient but we use garlic, in powder and salt, a LOT and we buy the larger jars. I've tried using all the same size jars for all the spices regardless of how much I have or need but that wastes space because I need the large jars for spices like garlic, chili powder, oregano... I've applied different kinds of labels to make them look nice but I have to wipe the jars off each time my husband cooks, before putting them back in the cabinet because he's messy and doesn't wash his hands before using the spice jars. Thus the labels eventually peel off or come off, even permanent marker on glass will eventually come off. I just can't get a handle on the spices so that's one cabinet that bugs me but I can't seem to change. Wonder if blackboard paint and the markers you have to wipe off (in another video where you compared items from Dollar Tree) would work on glass jars? At least, if I wipe it off, I can put it back on with the marker. Hmmmm.....
The foam is still holding up!!!! It's been almost a year! I love using contact paper - I think you should try it on something small. It is SO much more forgiving than wallpaper!!! But the repositionable spray adhesive is by far the best.
Hi Norrine! You have given me such terrific ideas. Watching your channel has improved my home so much!
I love this idea- I have a shallow cupboard like this : 23” wide, 77” tall &
6 3/4” deep, it has long double doors. This cabinet is located at the end of my kitchen not close to any cooking areas. Over the years this was the craft cabinet for my kids that held all of their markers , crayons etc. now that they are grown I’d love to turn it into my command center. I absolutely love your ideas here- I can incorporate all of it into my project! I just ordered the 3M Super 77 spray mount from your amazon site. That stuff is truly a game changer! Thank you for your posts- you are practical and inspiring! Your girls are so blessed to have such a mom as you preparing them for their future!
Hannah! Thank you for the sweet comment! How exciting! Please take before and after pictures... I'd absolutely LOVE to see what you do! xoxoxo
This is amazing!! It turned out great. Looks beautiful.
I purchased that adhesive to see how I like it. I'm not super happy with my current brand. Thank you for the recommendation.
I think you can fit the spoons and cups in if you visualize the doors closed and move them around. There are plenty of shelves where the cups can easily hang. Maybe put ¼ & ⅓ where ½ & 1 C are. Then move ½ & 1 C below the spoons.👍
Btw, top right cup should be ⅓. 😉
That turned out so cute! I can tell by your happy face that you are pleased with it! The contact paper just brightens it up! I keep my spices in a basket in a cupboard and it doesn't really work for me. Thinking about a lazy susan or something like that so I can see them easier. I remember having an ironing board that folded up into a space like that when I was young and even then I thought it was kind of cool! lol. Look forward to seeing your next video! Stay safe! :)
Thanks so much! 😊
I love this. I admire the way you can turn an area round and make it work for you in an appealing way. The contact paper really makes it look pretty. I’ve been trying to work out what to do with my spices for ages. They’re small but tricky! 🙂
Spices are tricky..... For my clients I either sort by frequency of use - or by type. I have a few that prefer them to be alphabetized. If you have many, small bins really help.
Thank you so much for sharing this video! I actually have been saying to myself that I need to organize my spice cabinet and Lazy Susan! You have totally inspired me! Thank you so much again! Liz😊💗👍🏼
Love the idea ! Could you move the bin to the lower shelf and the spices up to accommodate the measuring cups?
I would love a book like that.. I would be shot if I did anything like that... I am barely allowed to put a hook up for a picture
What a great way to use something that your not using for its intended purpose. I live in a old home and have a in the wall ironing cabinet. Thanks for the great idea. Love all your organizing and craft ideas. Stay healthy
ADORABLE! I love the idea of built-ins and Bungalo style-- any home built before WW 2. But repurposing the Murphy ironing board was genius! I love the energy of Buffalo checks, the contrast is a great backdrop for splashes of color. My mom's kitchen had black and white checks. So cute.
I need to organize my stamps for card making. I had them in baggies but it was a waste of time to check each baggie in a little drawer.
I love what you’ve done, fantastic Norrine. 💓🇬🇧
That is really cute. I'd be happy using that little cabinet.
Norrine this is so perfect! I so love the farm look in your nook. I rent and cabinets are sparse here but I do have chalk board paper, Im going to try the measuring cup/spoon part. So cute! Stay safe
Yay!!!! Let me know how it turns out!
Can you put the spoons on top and the cups on bottom?
I absolutely love this! Such a creative and great use of the space! We move into our own home this Friday after staying with our son for the past 19 months (Long story). I’m so excited to put into practice some of the things you’ve shown on your channel!
Yay!!!! Have fun setting up your new space!!!! Keep me posted on how it goes!!
Clever girl
Awesome! You made me wish I had one of these!
Love the chalk board and how you've separated the measuring cups out just ready to grab. Mine are nesting so not very convenient. Great DIY so yes I'd love to see more. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Jacqui!
That looks awesome!
Fresh and very neat.❤️
What I did when I remade my spice cabinet, is very similar.
But I added a little accent.That actually hides where the shelfs are attached,. (Its also a little bit of flirting with how they thought any proper shelf should be decorated way back in the 40’s.).
I took a coordinated paper (1 1/2 times as wide as the shelf and twice as long.) then made small folds and glued those, you can make the folds in different ways and by that achieve different looks.
Then used a Washi tape that was different but accenting and put that without creases. .
I actually used a but of glue to secure that.
Since I might want to change this in the future and since im renting, I used a double adhesive tape to attach it to the part of the shelf thats closest.
Some people use l lace but That wouldn’t fit my style.
(This is meant as a tio or inspiration and definitely not as criticism, because I love the things you do.)
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Liliya - that sounds so cute!!! I'd love to see a picture of it!
Looks great! Makes me want to organize my cupboard!! Contact paper is the new wallpaper!! Lol!!😊 it does look happy!!
It does! Right?? I still haven't cooked! LOL But I look at it several times a day. :)
Thanks for all the videos you make. I love the way you explain things. I especially loved the comments about "things that make you happy". That's what it's all about. Hugs to you.
Thanks for watching! 😘