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Kitchen Pantry Organization on a Dime + Free Printable Labels
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So, this past week has been a whirlwind of sorts. Between my husband being out of town, taking the kids to the doctor for their lingering colds, and my own weekly checkup—yes, I’m now down to just once a week—I’ve been juggling quite a lot. But amidst all the chaos, I’ve found myself diving headfirst into organizing our home. Honestly, it’s less of a family effort and more of me doing the heavy lifting while everyone else occasionally pitches in. There was that sweet moment last week when my husband walked into the living room carrying a chair he’d moved himself, looking ridiculously proud of his accomplishment. Meanwhile, I was stuck writing grocery lists for our 3-year-old who insists on adding items like "be nice to your sister" and "don’t forget to brush your teeth."
Anyway, enough about my overly organized 3-year-old. Let’s talk about my latest obsession: kitchen storage solutions. Specifically, the pantry. Oh, how I adore organization—it truly brings me joy. Not too long ago, my mom visited, and we decided to tackle our pantry together. We made a trip to Home Depot for some wooden planks because those wire shelves were driving me bonkers. The cans and boxes kept falling over, and it was such a mess. These planks were an easy fix—they just slide right onto the existing shelves without any drilling or cutting required. Plus, they’re completely portable, so if we ever move, I can take them with me. Genius, right?
Now, let’s talk about the jars. You know me—I love things neat, tidy, and labeled. I started by gathering some jars we already had lying around the house. My goal was simple: make sure our everyday essentials were easily accessible, organized, and visually appealing. After visiting a couple of dollar stores with zero luck, I turned to the internet. Eventually, I found some affordable yet functional options that sealed well and looked great. Alongside the jars, we grabbed a few white bins to group smaller items like Penelope’s snacks, drinks, and even some of our teas and hot chocolate mixes.
We spent hours dumping everything out, sorting, wiping down, and restacking everything. By the end of it, not only did we have a beautifully organized pantry, but I also ended up with another list—one for labeling all the jars. Printing out sheets of sticker paper, I carefully cut them out and stuck them onto each jar. Voila! Instant organization heaven.
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I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. It feels like a little slice of organizational bliss in our home. And best of all, our kids know exactly where everything belongs, and it’s stayed this way for over a week now. Talk about success!
Happy organizing,
xo
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