Those little baby bottle trays with the plastic upright pieces to turn the bottles upside down on make great little drying racks for gloves & mittens.
You could also make one using a wood block & attaching little dowel pieces perpendicular or upright to the wood block. Glue the dowels to the wood or pre-drill from underneath wood & one end of dowel then screw them together. Make it as large or small as you wish with as many or few dowels as you need.
I have over 100 antique and vintage cookie cutters in various sizes and shapes. Some copper, some galvanized and some red plastic. They are kept in two of my apotheca...
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Does anyone have a means of storing Tupperware lids? I currently have the standing up against the cabinet wall and the back wall. Other non-essential dishes hold up t...
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I am tired of trying to get items out of this peninsula cabinet. I can't reach or see what's back in there. I would love to do something on the opposite side so that ...
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Live in an apartment where space is limited. Have a lot of bottles of vitamins and supplements, and they are all over the counter, overflowing from a container that u...
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My kitchen was remodeled by the formerowners and we just added an above the fridge cupboard for extra storage. (We are retired and willnot be able to totally redo thi...
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Those little baby bottle trays with the plastic upright pieces to turn the bottles upside down on make great little drying racks for gloves & mittens.
You could also make one using a wood block & attaching little dowel pieces perpendicular or upright to the wood block. Glue the dowels to the wood or pre-drill from underneath wood & one end of dowel then screw them together. Make it as large or small as you wish with as many or few dowels as you need.