I love when I come across cute storage ideas for my kitchen. I was reading though the September issue of HGVT when I saw a sweet way to store cupcake liners. I seriously fell in love with this idea, typically my cupcake liners are thrown in a cabinet and I'm on the hunt for them when its time to bake cupcakes. I already use two large glass containers to store our flour and sugar in and decided to buy the smaller version to hold the cupcake liners. I bought the smaller version for around $5 bucks at Wal-Mart.

I love how the cupcake liners in a jar look on our shelves! I love how its cute, but not over the top cute, lol. Hope that makes sense!

Here's a round up other other cute ways to store cupcake liners in your kitchen. Colorful cupcake liners shine so much in various glass jars: truffle jars, glass containers and glass footed jars.

[via Glorious Treats]

They look super cute all stacked up high in this tall glass container, that typically stores pasta

[via Tidy Mom]

Can Mason Jars do no wrong? Seriously the many ways you can use them amazes me!! Love this simple mason jar transformed with layers of colorfully cute cupcake liners.

[ via Pinterest]

Don't be surprised if the next time you see my jar full of cupcake liners they all neatly stacked, in fact I'm might just go ahead and do that today, lol.

Have you seen any cleverly cute storage ideas lately for the kitchen? How do you store your cupcake liners?

I stopped in Ikea a few weeks back to buy a bunch of goose down pillows, seriously can't get over how affordable they are! I did a quick pit stop to look in the plant section, crossing my fingers I'd come across another forest for Fiddle Leaf Fig trees like a did at Home Depot. I mentioned before, I'd love to find another smaller fiddler for my bedroom to sit on a console table [whenever we buy one] Well, I did indeed come across another Fiddle Leaf Fig tree Forrest, they had a boatload all super green and lush. I swear I looked though the entire lot to find the smallest healthiest one I could find, and I think I did. Of course, I was so excited, I had to Instragram my find!

Now in no way is my new fiddle is small and I highly doubt it would be able to fit on a console, but it looks so right for our bedroom. So far the Fiddle in my bedroom seems to be loving all the filtered sunlight coming in from our french doors throughout the day. In fact another fiddle leaf has appeared, see the almost Chartres leaf, that's a new fiddle fig leaf and its already super huge. There have been a few downsides, mostly from my curious two year old who found his way into our bedroom and tore one of the leaves apart. Cue me crying and reminding my son 'look with his eyes and not his hands.' Hopefully my new tree won't hold it against me.

I still plan on placing the fiddle fig tree in our living room in a woven basket and like the idea of finding a large vintage pot for our bedroom fiddle. I'm going to start looking at Consignment stores and Ebay for the perfect pot. Right now, my fiddle is sitting in a plastic bag, I know so attractive, lol.