Read the sequence from the top before cutting, painting, or moving pieces.
Do you remember this bead project of ours we did a while back? Here are a few pictures to refresh your memory.Well we found another like minded blogger Frugal with a Flourish. See what she did with her wooden spice rack.
Forever ago, ok – only in May – but it feels like forever, I got this really cute spice rack for $3. 18 jars and 18 alternate brown caps (in the sleeve on top).
And in that sleeve was a little message that said ….
Change something to match my decor? Well thank you little slip o paper! Don’t mind if I do! I wanted to turn it into a different type of storage. So of course, I grabbed my two go-to friends to help with the transformation. A can of Heirloom White and a can of Black Satin spray paint! I gave the cabinet base and door a couple coats of of Heirloom White. Better already.
I then gave the caps a spray of satin black.
Ok – want to see the final product??? look at my new bead storage box!
Ta-da! Isn’t it adorable in my little “craft center” with my sewing desk, custom cork board and my lovely shelf! (Pay no attention to the canvas with the flower – that is going away shortly to be replaced by a new piece!)
I just love it! And the little jar tops came out so cute!! Aren’t they adorable – I just want to get in and make some jewelry.
So tell me – have you ever run across one of these old spice sets? If so what would you make it into?
