Find creative kitchen organization inspiration you will wish you knew sooner with these Inexpensive Mason Jar Kitchen Storage Ideas perfect for any budget!

There are so many incredible uses for mason jars!
My favorite size is the quart – I think it’s the most versatile – but it’s a good idea to have various sizes on hand.
I like to use them to make DIY Body Scrubs.
You can use mason jars in any room in the house, and they make wonderful DIY gifts.
Learn how to use them in the kitchen with these Inexpensive Mason Jar Kitchen Storage Ideas perfect for any budget.
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Genius Mason Jar Kitchen Storage Ideas That Will Simplify Your Life
STORE DRY GOODS [FREE PRINTABLE LABELS]
Store dry goods to keep them dry and insect free.
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PREMIX RECIPES [FREE PRINTABLE LABELS]
Premix dry ingredients for often-used recipes like pancakes and biscuits and store in mason jars [with free printable recipe labels!] to streamline busy mornings.

INDOOR HERB GARDEN
Make your own easy indoor herb garden in mason jars with this simple tutorial.

TO-GO CUP
Make this leak resistant cup to stay hydrated on the go or just protect your drinks at home from unwanted intruders like cats and flies.
Prefer the store bought version? Ball offers a handy drinking glass kit.

CONDIMENT SERVERS
Make your own chalkboard condiment jars perfect for summer cookouts and potlucks!

TRY MASONTOPS
Leak proof Masontops let you transform your mason jars into the perfect storage vessel for drinks, dry storage, salad dressings, and more!

SPICE DRAWER
Create a spice drawer with labeled mason jars.

UTENSIL HOLDER
Set the table in no time with this efficient DIY Utensil Holder.

TOOTHPICK DISPENSER
Keep toothpicks organized with this DIY toothpick dispenser just about anyone can make!

DIY MATCHBOX
Are you tired of trying to use those flimsy matchboxes? Make your own with this simple tutorial.

SOAP DISPENSER
Make your own soap dispenser you can refill again and again with this easy tutorial.
Bonus: You’ll save money by buying your soap in bulk, or you can make your own!

SALAD TO-GO
Make tasty salads to go for fresh and easy lunches with this helpful infographic. For a big, hearty salad, I prefer to use wide mouth quart jars for easy eating.

Infographic Credit: MomoWellness
SUGAR DISPENSER
Make a handy sugar dispenser for your morning coffee by outfitting a mason jar with a spout from a salt container.

STORE CUPCAKE LINERS
A mason jar is the perfect storage for cupcake liners to keep them organized and damage free.

Photo Credit + Inspiration: Table for Two
SORT UTENSILS BY PURPOSE
Organize cooking utensils to make them easier to find than ever before!

These DIY Mason Jar Kitchen Storage Ideas will help you organize your kitchen – and your life – in no time! Plus, mason jars are inexpensive, so these projects are perfect for almost any budget.
What do you think of these DIY Mason Jar Projects? Please share your thoughts in the comments below!
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What size jars would I need for rices, etc?
The wide-mouth quart size is my favorite jar size for storing pantry staples like rice, flour, sugar, and more. The wide-mouth openings are really great for easy access to stored goods.
This might be a stupid question, but has anyone ever transferred mayo from a plastic container to a glass mason jar? And is it safe to do so?
This is not a stupid question at all. Yes, you can absolutely put mayonnaise in a glass mason jar, and it’s safe to do so. In fact, it may be a good idea, since plastic containers can release chemicals into foods. I try to use glass containers for food storage as much as possible.