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This beautiful mama, {with 4 kiddos} wanted me to organize her pantry. I thought this would be a great time to try out my new VIRTUAL organization service.
After taking measurements, she emailed me oodles of pictures:
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and the right side…
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Her shelves were super deep – 18 inches! The shelves on the left were 36″ long and 48′ on the right.
I noodled it around all night long, and by the morning I had a BRILLIANT idea!
Office paper box lids!
They would be 18″ long, 12″ wide and only about 4″ tall. Perfect to corral all her goodies.
We also ordered a few sets of colored boxes. You saw in the last pantry how I love to use colored boxes to organize.
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This MAMA took direction like a pro! Once she got enough lids, she used some black spray paint, scrapbook paper and adhesive to make little masterpieces!
Next I sent her a bullet point list of what to do to get her pantry in shape. And…
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See how she used one of the colored boxes on the top shelf to vertically store her plastic plates? Cool Huh?
This next shelf is for her baking supplies. She was so excited to have a whole bin just for the ingredients to make her grandma’s cookies!
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See how nicely the snacks and paper products are able to be stored in the paper lids!
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LOOK!! You can see the floor!
And now for the right side…
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Pastas, sides, sauces, mac-n-cheese, Mexican, soup and extras are all nicely corralled by type.
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Way to go, Julie! You rock! Next week I tackle a smaller pantry with built in wooden shelves!
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