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Refrigerator Caddy

I came up with the idea because my counters were always cluttered. I simply used pre-quilted cotton fabric measured to fit my refrigerator and added the pockets much like you would make a shoe bag, but of course, the pockets are smaller. I sewed double fold binding all the way around.

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The base fabric hangs evenly on both sides of the fridge and the other side can hold anything you want, medicine bottles (if you don't have children in the house), often used recipes, more utensils, etc.

I'm putting this under decorating because it sure did make my kitchen look better.

By Gailya Illsley from Lillington, NC

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October 21, 20092 found this helpful
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I think this is a brilliant idea! My husband always puts these items in jugs and jars on the (limited) counter in our kitchen. His excuse is that he cannot remember which drawer/cabinet they go in and therefore cannot find them when he needs them.

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Well, guess what? He knows where the fridge is!

 
March 2, 20180 found this helpful

have the same problem with my hubby. great idea

 
October 21, 20092 found this helpful
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It hangs equally long on both sides and my kitchen rooster collection sits on top and holds it in place. I have also used magnetic clips on the bottom of each side to hold it securely.

 
June 6, 20160 found this helpful

Nice!

 

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October 21, 20091 found this helpful
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A cute variation on a shoe bag! My hat is off, my shoes are off. This is too cool! Do the same for office and art supplies, and we all will have super organized stuff!

 

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October 8, 20122 found this helpful
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This is ingenious! There are so many other possibilities that come to mind, too. Besides hanging them across cabinets in craftrooms, offices or garages, you could also make smaller versions that could be attached to the backs of cabinet doors, trunk lids, etc.

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I'm intrigued and am itching to make a couple! Thanks for the inspiration!

 

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October 21, 20091 found this helpful

This is a great idea. How did you stick it on to your 'fridge?

 
October 21, 20092 found this helpful

This is so practical and extremely attractive. Hat off to you on this idea.

 

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October 21, 20091 found this helpful

What a terrific idea! I have things on magnet hooks on the side of my fridge which fall off sometimes. This is just what I need.

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I wonder if you could make it out of clear vinyl to blend into the fridge color, but yours is so attractive. Great job!

 

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September 12, 20220 found this helpful

Hello Barbara, I was thinking of adding clear vinyl pockets too but it would be for smaller items like can openers or... You know the ones you've looked for EVERYwhere !

 
October 8, 20122 found this helpful

I love your idea but my kitchen is too tight for that. So it sparked the idea of a door caddy in my craft and laundry areas! Thanks!

 
October 8, 20121 found this helpful

I love your idea but we have a tight kitchen. I thought that it would be great to use over a door in my laundry and craft rooms! Thanks!

 

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September 12, 20220 found this helpful

Gailya has already answered this question on October 21, 2009

''It hangs equally long on both sides and my kitchen rooster collection sits on top and holds it in place. I have also used magnetic clips on the bottom of each side to hold it securely ''

 

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December 17, 20140 found this helpful

Also want to know how this is attached and held in place, please?

 

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December 18, 20140 found this helpful

It looks like it goes over the top of the fridge and hangs down on both sides, not on the door of the fridge. You probably would have to hang sort of equal weight items on both sides so it wouldn't slide down one side or the other.

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Maybe some type of strong magnets would work to attach it if you only have access to the door, as some fridges are enclosed on the sides.

 
February 28, 20151 found this helpful

This is brilliant. I hang my pots on the side of the fridge with magnetic hooks like someone else said, but this is prettier.

 
March 2, 20180 found this helpful

love; love

 
September 12, 20220 found this helpful

I do a similar thing but on the inside of my kitchen pantry door. It is so handy for spices and packaged soups and well anything that fits.

 
 

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September 13, 20220 found this helpful

Looks very handy!

 

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