Lasagna pots rock! (Again)
#11
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What a great idea and the fact they are the same size is such a plus..I, too, save plastic containers, but they aren't always so neat and stackable...when you need to put them away it's nice and compact..
#12
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I have a few of the clear ones from deli meats with lids. put back couple of the black since DH is painting and he likes to use them for the short paint rollers. These containers stack well inside each other and fit in project boxes.
#13
Dunster, no, they have no smell at all!! And if they did, the lasagna odor is great! The other meals still have the plastic "carriers" but not the lasagna.
Here is a link to my original post on this idea! Fun for me to look at again!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...t-t112369.html
Here is a link to my original post on this idea! Fun for me to look at again!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...t-t112369.html
#17
When I was doing a lot of scrap booking I picked up stacks of little plastic woven look trays from the dollar stores. They were small and came three to a pack and would nest into each other. When quilting took over the room I kept tripping over these and put them to working doing the same thing. I also use them to house my leader and enders I keep my current projects in them next to the sewing machine. Right now I am doing a single irish chain and have strips sets cut up and in several of them. When I am done I just stack them and put them away. Keeps everything neat and tidy. This is a great Idea I will try and remember to up cycle these when I get food like that.
#18
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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I really enjoy seeing how folks on the board figure out how to reuse, repurpose throwaway items. We throw away entirely too much reusable stuff in this society. Won't archeologists have a blast in the future trying to figure out what some things were used for?
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