Spice Cabinet Makeover (Sawdust2stitches.com)

The holidays are coming up, which means a lot of baking, and cooking. Are you ready ? Well, kitchen organization has been lacking a little… Especially my “baking” cabinet. It needed a little bit of a facelift.

Supplies Used:

1×4″ (2)
1×2″ (1)
Primer
Paint
2″ Nails
Glass Jars
Round Stickers
Black Primer
Screw in Hooks
Paneling

Tools Suggested

Miter Saw
Sander
Paint Brushes
Nail Gun
Compressor

Cut List

1×4″=

(2) 17 1/4″
(2) 2 1/2″
(3) 21″

Paneling=

18 3/4 x 22 1/2″

Spice Cabinet

Cut boards, sand all the boards. I first applied glue, and then reinforced with 2″ nails. Make sure to use a square when constructing the shelf. Once constructed fill all holes with nail filler, and then sand.

Once the shelf is constructed, I then applied glue to the back, and then reinforced the paneling with 1/4″ nails.

After the structure is completed, sand, prime and paint! ( I ended up distressing mine.)

I used glass tilted jars, I know you can purchase them at Ikea and Hobby Lobby. If you have access to baby food jars that would be and awesome/cheaper alternative.

I used chalkboard stickers for my jar labels. When I originally made this spice organizer, chalkboard stickers were not readily available. If you have trouble locating chalkboard stickers. Consider this alternative.

This awesome spice rack is extremely versatile! It can either go on a counter top, mounted to the wall , or like I did fit in the cabinet! I love the way it looked.

I liked it so much that I added a few more modifications. Next on the agenda ?

Measuring Spoon Rack

I used a 1×2″ board. I then pre-drilled holes.

I then painted the board and added the hooks. All that was left, was to attach the board to the cabinet door.

I even ended up adding an extra shelf to the other door. It is perfect for salt, pepper, and commonly used spices.

So there you have it folks, an easy fix for the cluttered cupboard!