Where to store your pasta, spices and other foods or condiments?
They look great but the packaging, on the contrary, is ugly and takes up space...
How to create brand new and original storage by transforming your old jam jars and others?
I found it!
By dint of keeping them empty at the back of a bric-a-brac cupboard that was starting to overflow...
I ended up giving a second life to my jars for jam, mustard or vegetables!
Even their manufacturers would never have imagined this use.
Here is a very easy DIY to transform old jars into very practical storage. Watch:
For this very simple and quick trick, I only needed my famous empty jars and a tube of glue/paste. No need for nails or screws!
Jars should have a metal lid (preferred) that screws on .
For a more aesthetic result, it is better that the jars have the same shape or similar dimensions .
However, a Dalton-like decrescendo effect can be just as pretty .
1. Below of a shelf, a high kitchen cupboard, I glue the lid using my glue-all paste. So I just stick the top of the lid on the underside of the chosen support.
2. I repeat the operation as many times as I want to fix jars.
3. In this way the jars will simply screw into their lids below.
Your pasta and spices will be in view and will decorate your kitchen at the same time thanks to their bat jar!
In a jiffy your ingredients are stored / screwed.
There you go, you've recycled your old jars into new storage :-)
Easy, convenient and economical, right?
This storage is both useful and pretty.
It's both a great idea for storage and decoration by recycling old objects.
And you can install your jars or under any flat surface:shelf, countertop, cupboard, ledge, workbenches...
