Punch Pins

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After cutting out these fresh (and free!) printables, adhere them to clothespins using double-sided tape and apply magnet strips to the back side. The cheery colors and shapes make even your grocery list seem exciting.

Form and Function

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Thrift store frames come to life when spray-painted in your favorite hues. Add magnets to the back, and use some to frame up kids’ artwork, and add chicken wire to others. Clip photos and reminders with clothespins to create an upcycled command center.

Smart Boards

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A fridge door is the perfect place for helpful lists and cute notes, but you don’t have to coat the doors in chalkboard paint to get this look. You can choose a wood blackboard panel secured with really strong magnets.

Bold Impessions

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These pretty magnets come together quickly with air-dry clay, cookie cutters, and whatever rubber stamps you like — from the cheeky to the ornate.

Metallic Chic

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Your fridge door doubles as a glam gallery wall when you turn picture frames into gilded photo decor. The magnets should have a strong pull so the frames stay right in place.

Photo Finish

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Combat unruly fridge clutter by displaying photos in a neat, polished grid. These little photos are sure to cheer you up every time you head to the kitchen.

Alpha Bling

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Make a fridge full of plastic magnetic letters a tad more grown-up by covering the primary colors in gold spray paint. Despite how it looks on the cap, the color and sheen are perfect.

Fridge Flora

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Hollowed out corks find new life  when made into petite succulent pots. Cheap magnetic tape affixed to the back of each creates an easy-care floating garden.

Winning Tins

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Give pretty spice or candy containers a new life in seconds by turning them into refrigerator magnets. Place a small, powerful magnet inside the back of an empty tin, which makes the tin itself magnetic.

Painting Ideas

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Another way to decorate kitchen cabinets, fridge door and small kitchen appliances is creating modern kitchen decorations with an old technique of painting bold images or attractive patterns on surfaces.

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2 Activated Carbon as Deodorizer

Activated Carbon as Deodorizer (via The Cheese Thief)

3 Use empty beer six pack containers to help organize your fridge door

Use empty beer six pack containers to help organize your fridge door (via Neut12)

4 Freezer Organization Using Labels

Freezer Organization Using Labels: Make it easier to find what you need in your kitchen. These creative storage ideas help you organize food in your pantry, kitchen cabinets, and freezer. You’ll know exactly whats in your kitchen, making meal prep stress-free and grocery shopping a breeze. (via Better Homes and Gardens)

5 Label the Baskets

Label the Baskets: Don’t you just love organizing with bins? I get so excited when I go to a store and see cute bins. The possibilities of where I could use them are endless. Sometimes, if its really cute (and cheap), I’ll get it even if I cant envision where Ill use it. If its that cute, I’ll (via Organizing Homelife)

6 Organize with Bins

Organize with Bins (via Goodbye, House. Hello, Home! Blog)

7 Use Mason Jar to Keep Salads

Use Mason Jar to Keep Salads (via food and other stuff)

8 Press’n Seal Fridge Shelves

Press’n Seal Fridge Shelves (via The Virtuous Wife)

9 Door Storage and Organization

Door Storage and Organization: Make it easier to find what you need in your kitchen. These creative storage ideas help you organize food in your pantry, kitchen cabinets, and freezer. You’ll know exactly whats in your kitchen, making meal prep stress-free and grocery shopping a breeze. (via Better Homes and Gardens)

10 Fridge Turntable

Fridge Turntable: A kitchen is the busiest room in a house. At any given time, you may be cooking, baking, prepping, cleaning, or jotting down a shopping list. Make all of those tasks easier and more time-efficient with our organizing ideas. Most take just minutes and will save you hours each week. (via Martha Stewart)

11 If you live with roommates, employ the cardinal rule of communal food

If you live with roommates, employ the cardinal rule of communal food (via reddit)

12 Reuse crystal light containers to hold cut-up vegetables

Reuse crystal light containers to hold cut-up vegetables (via The Social Home)

13 Avoid buying food you already have, take a photo of your fridge before you go grocery shopping

Avoid buying food you already have, take a photo of your fridge before you go grocery shopping (via American Residential)

14 Mustard caddy, use the bottom of an egg carton and invert the mustard

Mustard caddy, use the bottom of an egg carton and invert the mustard (via Alton Brown)

15 Hanging Fridge Storage

Hanging Fridge Storage: A kitchen is the busiest room in a house. At any given time, you may be cooking, baking, prepping, cleaning, or jotting down a shopping list. Make all of those tasks easier and more time-efficient with our organizing ideas. Most take just minutes and will save you hours each week. (via Martha Stewart)

16 Wine Bottle Stabilizers

Wine Bottle Stabilizers (via Quirky)

17 Use a File Clip to Keep Bottles, Jars from Rolling in the Fridge

Use a File Clip to Keep Bottles, Jars from Rolling in the Fridge: More Great Organization Ideas | Solutions to Organize and Simplify Life and Business from CheckMedaily. More ideas to come! (via Check Me Daily)

18 Bottle Service

Bottle Service: A kitchen is the busiest room in a house. At any given time, you may be cooking, baking, prepping, cleaning, or jotting down a shopping list. Make all of those tasks easier and more time-efficient with our organizing ideas. Most take just minutes and will save you hours each week. (via Martha Stewart)

19 The Perfectly Organized Fridge In 10 Easy Steps

The Perfectly Organized Fridge In 10 Easy Steps (via Lauren Conrad)

20 Tips to Clean Your Refrigerator

Tips to Clean Your Refrigerator: Spring cleaning tips for healthy living. How cleaning your refrigerator and restocking it with healthy snacks can help you live better. (via How Does She?)

21 5 Steps to a freshly frugal fridge

5 Steps to a freshly frugal fridge: Prevent food waste and save money by getting your fridge organized and storing items in the smartest spots. (via Squawkfox)

22 Personal Perishable Food Item Management Spreadsheet

Personal Perishable Food Item Management Spreadsheet (via reddit)

23 Use a dry erase marker on your fridge door

Use a dry erase marker on your fridge door: This time of year the pickings get slim in our freezer and basement pantry. The longer I garden and preserve food the better I get and not ending up with too much food come spring. The only things (via Chiot’s Run)

24 Freezer Storage Labels

Freezer Storage Labels: A kitchen is the busiest room in a house. At any given time, you may be cooking, baking, prepping, cleaning, or jotting down a shopping list. Make all of those tasks easier and more time-efficient with our organizing ideas. Most take just minutes and will save you hours each week. (via Martha Stewart)

25 Bins work in the freezer just as well as in the fridge

Bins work in the freezer just as well as in the fridge: Tired of opening your fridge and not being able to find anything? Well read this post so you can organize your refrigerator! (via The Glamorous Housewife)

26 Make a EAT ME FIRST basket

Make a EAT ME FIRST basket: HOW to stop Wasting Food and money with a DIY Fridge triage Box (via Clossette)

27 Use Color Code

Use Color Code (via Chaos 2 Calm)

28 What Foods Don’t I Need to Refrigerate?

What Foods Don’t I Need to Refrigerate?: Dear Lifehacker, My husband stores maple syrup in the fridge, but says butter can actually be left out on the counter. Clearly he’s insane, right? I was always taught to put certain things in the fridge, but it looks like everyone grew up with different “rules”. Is there some sort of definitive list of fridge-friendly and room-temp-friendly foods? (via Lifehacker)

29 How to Store Food Properly in the Freezer and Fridge

How to Store Food Properly in the Freezer and Fridge: Most of us have probably thrown out food due to spoilage, but regularly doing this is terribly wasteful and expensive. Thankfully, you can safely preserve the quality of your food and make it last longer by learning a few food storage techniques. You can follow or contact Melanie Pinola, the author of this post, on . (via Lifehacker)

30 Use Magazine Holders for More Storage

Use Magazine Holders for More Storage (via HaleyDara)

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