Revolving spice rack?
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I have a used revolving spice rack that I was given. It has no bottles for the spices , but it still turns. What other ideas do y'all have for reposing or upcycling this ?
8 answers
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i kept orangina bottles filled them with oil and added different herbs chilli and garlic to the oil then added the lids you could use corks in the end for a nicer look then post the thin neck end into the holes in the spice rack maybe you could do the same with shower gel shampoo conditioner body wash etc in the bathroom or fill small containers perhaps empty spice ones from the supermarket and fill with sequins,buttons, beads, hooks and eyes, needles, pins, safety pins, a small cleaning brush for a sewing machine, staples or upholstery tacks, ribbons, bows, and keep in your sewing room or desk.maybe fill the containers with nuts bolts screws nails staples drill bits screw driver bits chalk small pencils sharp blades for the person who does all the handy work
Felicity Woodruffe
on Mar 31, 2014
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Thanks for the answers, but I'm still hoping for more ideas.
Diamond Chamberlin
on Mar 31, 2014
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I use mine for holding bottles of paint, embossing powders, and also for charms and etc on my craft table. They are really cool for that as you can turn them and find just what your looking for.
Palemoon4
on Mar 31, 2014
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I WOULD GO SHOPPING AT HOME FOR BOTTLES THAT FIT UNLESS THEY ALL HAVE TO LOOK ALIKE. I PREFER THE ASSORTED LOOK-SHABBY CHICK. NOW FILL THEM WITH WHAT YOU NEED AT THE BEST SPOT FOR YOUR RACK. DO NOT HIDE IN CUPBOARD. iowaqueenbee
FERN VITENSE
on Mar 31, 2014
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How about paint in craft room?
Denise Janhunen
on Mar 31, 2014
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Dining room table....put it in the middle of the table for the napkins, S&P, and other essentials.
Sandi Gavlak Plotner
on Mar 31, 2014
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Incorporate it for holding pens, markers, things like that. If all else fails find candles to fit and make a candle wreath for a table.
Jodi
on Apr 02, 2014
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I have similar item & use it to turn small items around when painting. I also use another one on my kitchen island to store all those bits & bobs you might need quickly.
Susan Woodcock
on Apr 03, 2014
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