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Organizing our Spice Cabinet

April 26, 2020
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Organizing our spice cabinet is something I have wanted to do for a long time but it was just one of those projects that always kept getting moved to the back burner.

I love the look of a spice cabinet thats been organized with mason jars. There is something. comforting and aesthetically appealing when everything is stored in mason jars, it all. matches and makes me want to get in the kitchen and cook!

My mom had a bunch of 4 oz mason. jars in her basement that she let me have and so I finally got to work removing all my spices from their packaging that they came in, mostly bags. and some glass jars, to the 4 oz mason jars so I had a cohesive look.

I was shocked how much room I had in my cabinets once I took everything out of their bags and put them in the jars. I guess I thought because I was going from mostly skinny bags to little round jars I might lose room, but the beauty of these little jars is they are stackable, so I ended up with way more room in my cabinet!

I was planning on purchasing a label maker, but then I remembered a video I watch from one of my favourite bloggers, Farm House on Boone, where Lisa used a white sharpie paint pen.

I didn’t have a sharpie paint pen but Jade did have another paint pen he brought home from work, and I love the pop of white that it brings to the cabinet AND the saved money from not needing to invest in a label maker … although I am sure one day I will hah.

Now that my cabinet is organized and looking so cute, I am inspired even more to get into the kitchen and cook!

Sources for your own Mason Jar Spice Cabinet:

4 oz jars – United States, Canada

Large Mason Jars – United States, Canada

Paint Pen – United States, Canada

Sharpie Paint Pen – United States, Canada

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