Having chalkboard contact paper in your pantry makes lists & menus so much easier. (Meredith @The Palette Muse)

Everyone has leftover woven baskets after Easter - turn yours into stylish pantry storage! (Brooke @Re-Fabbed)

Putting up a pegboard on an empty wall is a great way to organize bulky pots & pans with s-hooks. (The Painted Drawer)

Sealable containers don't just keep food fresh, they look nicer and fit better than food boxes. (Kim @Tidbits & Twine)

Cardboard box bottoms aren't attractive, but cover them in paper & they make great organizers. (Our Secondhand House)

A new over-the-door shoe organizer can do wonders for your snack food storage system. (The Wilson Farm)

Plastic Dollar Store bins are super inexpensive, and super helpful when organizing your pantry. (Me, Myself & DIY)

Alongside your upcycled cardboard boxes, be sure to place a Lazy Susans on each shelf. (Noting Grace)

Once you're an organizing pro, you know there's more to clothespins than laundry. Sealed snack bags, anyone? (Mandi)

Folded up & stuck to the door, wire cooling racks are an easy budget way to keep spices in line. (The Stonybrook House)