Happy Monday, Everyone!
Three years ago, while getting settled into my New York City apartment, I had an idea while in the kitchen isle at Target. This idea turned into a simple Get Crafty DIY post here on my blog.
See original post here ➝ GET CRAFTY: DIY CLUTCH ORGANIZER USING KITCHEN LID RACK
Since then, my post has gone viral with over 100,000 pins and shares combined, been published in a magazine, featured on Buzzfeed, Yahoo, MSN Lifestyle, Good Housekeeping, Apartment Therapy and in countless blogs. Say what?!?
I had no idea this was an undiscovered way to store clutches, I was just tired of mine falling over! :)
So, this got me thinking that there must be additional uses for it. I was inspired to revisit the post that put my little blog on the map, so to speak, and see what my brain could create.
Below, I'm sharing more simple uses I came up with for the very same Lid Rack. Target still sells it, the only difference is that the price went up $1. Hopefully, they each offer some more useful ideas.
Enjoy, and thank you to everyone who has supported my blog over the years. As well as to those of you who liked my idea, shared it and helped to spread the love, I am so very grateful to you! ❤
To show my appreciation, I'm giving away this very Lid Rack!
⤷ TO ENTER GIVEAWAY:
Simply Pin one of the ideas below on Pinterest and leave me a comment with the link below or Like, Comment or Share this post on my Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Only one of the above is needed to enter, or you can do all for multiple entries, and I will pick a winner at random and have it shipped to you before Christmas. Open to everyone!
< RING ORGANIZER >
LID RACK: TARGET = $7.99
⤷ TiP: You can stack 2-3 statement rings per rod
and 4-5 delicate, thinner rings.
LID RACK: TARGET = $7.99
⤷ TiP: You can stack 2-3 statement rings per rod
and 4-5 delicate, thinner rings.
< GIFT WRAP ORGANIZER >
⤷ TIP: ADD WHITE TACK TO the ENDS TO SLANT THE RACK UPWARD
AND PREVENT ROLLS FROM POSSIBLY ROLLING OUT
OR SLIGHTLY BEND EACH ROD UP.
< scarf ORGANIZER >
⤷ TIP: you can hang far more lighter weight scarves
on one rack than thicker knit scarves, but both work.
Liesl Ehardt
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