What is a good storage idea for "plastic" mason Jar lids?
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Store them in a clear plastic tote with a lid
I keep my plastic jar lids in a jar. The kind with a wide mouth. I also do this with the metal jar lids, just different jar! I don't mind the clear jar, but if you want to really hid those lids, Wrap jute or some colored cording around the jar to match your kitchen theme. Glue the starter end a the bottom, using E6000,(make sure your jar is clean and free of greasy fingerprints.) Continue wrapping the jar with your cord oil you get to the top, Glue the end the same as the bottom, leaving the screw part unwrapped. You can de crate the wide jar lid the same if you desire. Lastly, glue a medallion to the center of the jar. You can use buttons, also.
You can use a wine bottle divider from a cardboard box ( get them from your local wine store, they usually have plenty that they're getting rid of) to create compartments