Pallets are an upcycling gold mine. Put a fresh twist on a simple wooden pallet by turning it into a rustic outdoor wine rack that will hold at least 25 bottles of wine and stemware, also.

Boost the (Shoe) Bar To keep your bracelets and necklaces nice and clean, look no further than the garage. You'd be surprised at how well a classic rake mind retains bracelets untangled and dangling superbly on the wall. Kevi Zupancic detached the manage and simply nailed the rake head into the wall to create a unique and rustic jewelry holder -- at no cost!

Rustic Jewelry Display These days, ice-cube trays are not only for freezing water. They create superb drawer organizers for home tiny odds and ends, and, interestingly enough, they are ideal food separators for picky little ones. Jennifer Bishop chose to incorporate this colorful and creative idea at toddler birthday parties at which all of the kids large shower doors . picky or not, would be content with the variety of food choices in front of them. Additionally, the trays are stackable, making a cute and colorful announcement about the meals buffet.

Ice-Cube Tray Munchies Don't throw out an old vinyl bin only when it starts to show some wear and tear. Instead, cover it using durable jute rope and then include metal casters to create your very own mobile toy box. It's never been simpler or more fun for children to clean up after themselves! Get the full instructions>>

Mobile and Mess-Free Storage As babies transition into toddler beds, the cribs necessarily make their way into the loft or garage to take up space and collect dust. Nikki McBride thought of a new use for her child's crib rail that would be functional, space-saving and fashionable, also: a clean-looking vertical magazine stand. Not only can she use the railing for publications, but also for quilts, towels and wet laundry. It has grown into an instantaneous coordinating accessory in her home, but if it ever wants to convert rear to a crib railing, it can in a snap.

New Home for Magazines If you just happen to have any antique (new works fine, too!) Tea and coffee tins around, look at repurposing them into cute magnetic planters for new herbs. You can attach them to the fridge, save counter space, and always have fresh herbs to cook! Get the complete instructions>>

Tea Tin Herb Garden Holly Marsh set out to conquer the entryway jumble issue by turning a frequent household item to a smart organizational system. She discovered this classic shutter at a local thrift store and wrapped it up alongside the rear door where everybody goes and comes. Then, she put S hooks and clothespins on the wooden slats to maintain everybody's keys and outgoing mail, invitations as well as other significant memos. An old wooden box beneath keeps often-worn shoes contained, also. Currently there's no excuse for missing keys, lost invites or misplaced bills.

Entryway Shutter Catchall We can not have a lot of thoughts in regards to displaying and organizing jewellery. If you are not short on storage area, book a vanity or dresser drawer just for holding bracelets, necklaces and rings. Designer Lynda Quintero-Davids wished to include as much function and style to her client's dressing table, therefore she incorporated classic china teacups and soup bowls into one of those lined drawers. Each dish functions as a perfect method to separate small pieces such as earrings, rings and brooches.

Teacup Organizers Pallets are an upcycling gold mine. Put a fresh twist on a simple wooden pallet by turning it into a rustic outdoor wine rack that will hold at least 25 bottles of wine and stemware, also. Get the full instructions>>

Shipping Pallet Wine Rack When laundry time comes around, do you end up hanging damp clothes throughout the house? We thought so. Rebecca Kuenzi wanted somewhere to hang-dry her clothes without taking over her small laundry room. She immediately found the perfect use for an old wooden ladder she had desired to use. She cut the ladder in half, painted it turquoise and screwed four hooks to the top. She then added string links and wrapped it directly from the ceiling. To hang her garments from the ladder, she included multiple shower curtain hooks to each railing. Now clothes can be wrapped with ease and the drying rack can remain out of the way when not in use.

Ladder Drying Rack Care home decorators: In case you have been wondering what to do with your old paint cans, we have a solution that not only adds vertical storage to your walls, but adds a bit of bare industrial charm, also. In her house, Kirsten Grove repurposed paint cans into wall-mounted mudroom cubbies to help corral clutter. They make excellent storage containers for hats, gloves, scarves and other winter equipment. Or you may use them to hold keys and any easy-to-lose accessories. Tip: If you don't have empty paint cans, then get the same appearance by using metal buckets.

Paint Could Coat Hooks Designer Holly Mathis wanted a convenient storage solution for her son's favorite toys, so that she added casters to classic soda crates and flipped them in to under-the-bed organizers. The small sectioned compartments are ideal for storing Legos and other small bits, along with the casters make cleaning up a breeze -- just place everything in its spot and roll the crates under the bed.

Revamp Soda Crates If you're not sure what to do with these tiny nooks around your home or flat, then we have a solution to guarantee they get accustomed to their entire potential. By employing a tension rod from a classic window treatment and a few very simple shower curtain rings, you can turn those once "dead" spaces into prime property for keeping purses, kitchen utensils, accessories and more. Photo courtesy of Brit Morin

Rings to the Rescue A fun and inexpensive way to display 8x10 photos, drawings and other crafts in kids' rooms would be to make use of clipboards. They are easy to hang, the graphics can be quickly changed out if needed and they include a playful, unexpected touch to empty wall space. Photo courtesy of Ashley Ann Photography

Intelligent Insights Attractive veggie and fruit tin cans make pretty containers for kitchen utensils. Choose cans which pull in hues from the own kitchen or add a sudden dose of colour, like those sweet pineapple tins. For a clever space-saving solution, attach them to a wooden cutting board and hang on the wall. It will free up your counter space and maintain your spatula and whisk close at hand when cooking. Photo courtesy of Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil

Modern Canning Virtually anything can function as storage using a little creative thought, and designers Amie and Jolie Sikes, known as the Junk Gypsies, demonstrated that by turning an old yellow pot in an attractive toy "box" The lid hides the ton of toys, while the grip makes it easy to bag and proceed around. Bonus: It's cute enough to keep from the living space, we believe!

Let 'Em Simmer Kitchen supplies have regularly made their way into the house office, like cookie tins for cord storage and cans to hold pencils and pens. But Brenda Pruitt actually thought outside the box when she used a plastic dish drainer as a home office organizer. The cutlery holder is ideal for home pencils and markers, as the file folders stay straight and vertical thanks to dish-drying slots. Photo courtesy of Brenda Pruitt

Dish Drainer File System When you have vintage lunchboxes lying around, then put them to use by providing them a purpose beyond collecting dust. These clever containers are mobile options for organizing and storing all kinds of household items, and their playful exteriors can deliver an expected splash of colour to any space. Fill them with digital devices, instruction manuals and other home office supplies, and integrate them on your bookshelves to get a classic vintage look. Photo courtesy of Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil

Functional Collectables Children like to display their good grades and artwork, whether it's about the refrigerator or in their bedroom to get daily motivation. Give them a place that is truly their own to flaunt their proud markings by revamping a yardstick into a children' clip-art rail. Just add vibrant extra-large clothespins to some yardstick and attach. Each pin will be easy for little hands to clip their favorite drawings, awards and photos. Photo courtesy of Ana White

From the Yard Housing little items -- such as paper clips, rubber bands and thumbtacks -- at the kitchen could be a nuisance. That's where recycled lettuce cans be convenient. Nestled side by side, these short containers act as the ideal separators for smaller accessories and junk drawer knickknacks. With this method, it is going to be almost impossible for your drawer to slide back into its state of disarray. Photo courtesy of Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil

Junk Drawer in Order If you hate tossing tin cans, this endeavor is a great way to generate use of your recyclables and make kitchen storage from the process. Here is how: Use a drill bit to create a hole just below the rim on the back of each can. Coat each can with spray paint. Then, embellish with washi tape, tags or stickers. Hang each tin can out of an S-hook onto a towel bar. Fill with utensils, kitchen or herbs tools. Find more ways to upcycle tin cans here.

Recycled Utensil Storage Containers Whenever your pot rack just doesn't seem to suit the kitchen, take it outside. Blogger Erin Lepperd revamped a hanging pot rack inside her outdoor area by organizing potted plants, succulents and tea lights inside Mason jars. Suspended within her dining table, the new "chandelier" is whimsical, natural and ideal for alfresco entertaining.

Pot Rack for Planters Before you know it, you've got three muffin pans, two loaf pans and much more molds than you can count. Recycle them on your own home by using the handy compartments as organizers for tiny craft and scrapbooking supplies that urgently need a home. Designers Amie and Jolie Sikes, called the Junk Gypsies, gave this French cookie tin a brand-new life beyond the kitchen by using the sections to hold buttons, beads, shells and other easy-to-lose craft accessories. The tin is even attractive enough to stand out in the open.

Clean Out Your Kitchen Don't trash those empty crates of vino: Give them a fresh goal by turning them into jewellery display boxes which will showcase your magnificent collection and keep it organized, also. Get the full instructions>>

Wine Crate Jewelry Display When it arrived into corralling art supplies, HGTV Green Home 2012 designer Linda Woodrum turned into antique French canning jars. They keep the paintbrushes and mark organized, while pulling into a welcoming farmhouse design to the airy and open craft area.

A Simple Solution License plates can be used for an assortment of things, some decorative and many others both decorative and functional. Within this outdoor living space, designer Brian Patrick Flynn used several classic license plates, little metal chains and S hooks to create a vibrant and eclectic room divider.

License Plate Room Divider You might not always have a electric spool lying round the home, but it is easy to find them, and they're oftentimes free in many home improvement stores. Wooden spools are great for keeping the garden hose clean outdoors; they can be cushioned and repurposed into an ottoman, or they may be become a flea-style craft storage table similar to this.

New Life for Wooden Spools When you are in a small-space scenario, dual-purpose things are a must. Rather than utilizing vases around the apartment, homeowners Briana and Buzz hauled in serving pitchers to hold floral arrangements. This saves on kitchen area and keeps blossoms exhibited in a brand new manner. Photo courtesy of Brian Patrick Flynn

Pitcher-Turned-Vase Just like canning jars, Mason jars and galvanized buckets, a vintage trophy can also function as a container for whatever from home office supplies to small flower structures. Designer Genevieve Gorder set a romantic vignette with classic and antique furnishings, employing the trophy as the focal point with older metal scissors and a fold-up ruler.

First-Place Storage Take the drawers out of a miniature dresser and mount them onto the wall to create a unique shelving solution for any room in the home. They're especially helpful in the restroom, though, where storage space is at a minimum. Designer sisters Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil indicate adding a favorite picture in each drawer for embellishment as well as attaching looped pieces of cable to hang jewellery. They are thrifty and space-saving! Photo courtesy of Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil