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My craft paint supply had outgrown the vintage soda crate they were stored in. Plus, I work in a very small room and I needed to regain precious shelf space.
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A cheap space saving organizer was needed. I like cheap; but no cost is even better! Left over paint, pallet and bead board scraps were used to build a larger organizer.
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Pallet strips left over from other projects (Pallet Kitchen Island Worktable and Pallet + Plywood Workspace Table) were used to build a “frame” and a sheet of bead board (Half-bath Remodel) was used as backing. Two more pieces of pallet were used for the inner shelves. To hold it all in, a thin strip of finishing wood was added to the front of each shelf. To tie the woods together, MMS Luckett’s Green Milk Paint was dry-brushed over the organizer. Kind of looks like a rough and rustic, overgrown spice rack. 😉
Space saving, cheap and precious shelf space regained!
Have a good week! – – Joanne
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Love this – it is to a crafter what a spice rack is to a chef!
Yes, it does look like an overgrown spice rack, LOL. Thanks for the comment!
ooh – I love this. And it WOULD work for a spice rack (our kitchen is very small and space is at a premium). I could hang it inside one of the cabinet doors. Now to get hubby busy making one! 😆
Thank you! That’s a great idea: hanging it inside a cabinet door. -Joanne