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Kitchen Pantry Organization on a Dime + Free Printable Labels
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While my husband was away for a few days, combined with our little ones being unwell and my regular prenatal checkup (I'm down to weekly visits now—can you believe it?), we've been keeping busy tidying up around the house. It's mostly me doing the heavy lifting—sorting, listing, and creating even more checklists than usual. Our current tally of lists stands at about 5100, including one Brayden made for me at the store with items like "Be nice to Aliyah" and "Give mommy a hug." The rest of the family is surprisingly cooperative. There was this adorable moment last week when Chris and I were shopping at IKEA for jars and bins. Watching him walk out of the room with that proud, handsome grin after completing tasks I couldn't tackle at 36 weeks pregnant—like moving furniture or retrieving baby items from the attic—was truly heartwarming.
But let’s talk about those kitchen storage containers, jars, and bins. If you know me, you know how much I adore organization—it makes my heart flutter! Recently, we gave our kitchen pantry a little makeover. Not long ago, my mom came to visit, and we decided to stop by Home Depot for some wooden planks. Our pantry shelves were always a chaotic mess of cans, boxes, and random items, so this seemed like the perfect, temporary fix. These wooden slats slide right onto the wire shelving without any cutting or installation required. Since we're renting, we wanted something that wouldn't be too permanent, but they work beautifully for us and can easily be reused elsewhere.
For the jars, I wanted to make sure our staple items were easily accessible, organized, and visually appealing. We already had a few jars on hand, but we needed more. After visiting a couple of dollar stores with no luck, I found some online that were both cost-effective and functional. They're also aesthetically pleasing and seal well. During our shopping trip, we also grabbed a few white bins to group items like Penelope’s snacks, sauces, and drinks like our tea and cocoa mixes.
We spent hours dumping, sorting, wiping, and stacking everything into place. It was such a fun process, and naturally, I ended up with yet another list—a detailed one for labeling all the jars! Once the labels were printed on sticker paper, I simply cut them out and stuck them on.
If you'd like to create your own custom labels, feel free to download the **large labels** [here] and the **small labels** [here]. You can edit them using either Photoshop or Elements.
The end result? A pantry that looks like it's been dusted with magical, sparkling fairy dust! It’s not just functional; it’s kid-friendly too. Our children now know exactly where everything belongs, and the setup has stayed neat for over a week.
Happy organizing!
xo
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