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I just found this post and have to tell you this is an awesome use for wire baskets!! VERY Clever!
Thanks, Linda! I love to use these as shelves! And it was sooo simple!
How cute is that! I love this idea. 🙂
Thanks, Denise! So glad you dropped by!
I love those old locker baskets, and love the way you used them. I did something similar in my bathroom, using woven baskets to store bath linens.
I’m loving this use of wire baskets!!
I love the baskets and so perfect hanging on the wall. How creative. Thanks tons for joining Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
What a fabulous idea. I love your style!
Thanks so much, Kathy! Stylish and functional!
Jenna, I have a bunch of these old locker baskets and have been trying to figure out the best way to hang these as shelving forever!! I’m going to be hanging them now very soon. Thank you!!! And your kitchen is beautiful. You guys did a great job. 🙂
Thanks, Sue! I’m so glad I helped you finally figure out a way to hang the baskets. Ours have been up for, well, since just before this post was written and they haven’t budged once. Well, once, when I moved them to re-paint, but they are really in there!
It appears that the side of the basket is sloped, did you bump out the bottom of the basket from the wall so the side would sit level to hold the books?
The reason the basket looks sloped is because when sitting upright, the top angles out some from the bottom. However, it doesn’t affect how the books stay in the basket. I’ve and these up for a couple years and nothing has ever fallen out of them!
Hi! I LOVE the basket/shelf idea!! Im newlywed and my apt is in need of something creative and this is perfect! Where can I find these baskets!?!
Hi Stephanie! I have found mine at yard sales and antique stores. Keep an eye out there and look on Etsy – they may have some!
Hi! I was wondering, where can you find these type of baskets?
Hey Andrea! I usually find them at antique stores – usually around $10 – $20 a basket!
I love this Idea but where do you find the baskets???
Hi Colleen! I usually find my baskets like this at yard sales, thrift stores or antique stores. I bet Etsy or Ebay would have some as well.
Great way of anchoring to the wall! I have an old tricycle basket to hang, I’ll be sure to use washers!
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I love this idea. It is so cute. I would love to have a wall full of the basket in all different sizes.
Love the idea. Since I’m mom of boys, but is very nice to decorate in their bedrooms
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I love this idea for my office/craft room. I’m going to add galvanized baskets to my yard sale/thrift shop list of items to search for. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.
Jenna, this is too cute! Can’t wait to try this. Once again, your directions are so clear even a low-DIY-skilled person like myself can do this! #SYC
Very cute! I have just one of these baskets, but I love it! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
I love metal baskets of all types, too. I use them to organize everything and anything. Now I’ll be bolting them to the wall, too. 🙂 Thanks for sharing at the This Is How We Roll Link Party.
love these! practical, functional, but stylish in a quirky sort of way 🙂
thank you for sharing this diy project with us at Encouraging Hearts & Home blog hop last week!
I love galvanized metal, too. Now you’ve given me ideas of what to look for with the baskets. What a clever way to make shelves out of them. Thank you for linking up with us at the #HomeMattersParty linky.
Love this idea and totally copied you! I used Target wire milk crate baskets and 50lb hooks. Perfect solution when I had to move the shelf I kept my cookbooks on.
Oh I love that you used milk crates – what a great idea!
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