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Eye-catching methods for storing everyday objects.
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Galvanized buckets are great for storing kitchen utensils or dinner napkins. |
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Flowerpots make perfect flatware and cutlery holders. |
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Antique lunchboxes are great for holding a camera and/or craft supplies, as well as for storing vitamin bottles and recipe cards. Choose any embellishments you like, then decoupage a design onto a plain lunchbox. |
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Use interesting old bottles for storing olive oil or dishwashing soap. Attach a liquor pour spout for easy access. Just make sure to clearly mark the contents of each bottle. |
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Mason jars are very inexpensive and make great containers for coffee, beans, sugar, tea or pasta. Just slip a lining of wrapping or wallpaper into the jar for instant color. |
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Search flea markets or craft stores for miniature benches and chairs that are typically used to seat small children or to display their dolls. Anchor them to a wall for an eclectic shelf for houseplants. Use simple screw hooks to attach chairs to walls.
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