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["Gloria Morris" <gloriamorris59 AT gmail.com>]

Bev, I guess that would be wonderful, but what about just putting
glass jars in boxes in a closet? Or, if you are concerned about glass
breakage, how about using plastic "jars"? Nice furniture stuffed in a
closet seems a shame, especially after Ron takes the time to build it.
If you really want wood to hold individual jars, don't bother with
making a furniture piece out of it - use plywood or particle board and
create slotted dividers - less work, less money, more time for sitting
on the porch and sipping tea. ;)
Just my thoughts - I bite off big projects too, but I also like my "lazy 
time."
Gloria

On 1/11/07, EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Been thinking about this...
> Glass jars are good, but glass breaks and light goes through it.  Baby
> food jars stack, but not very high...
> I've always loved and wanted an old apothecary chest for herbs...been
> bugging Ron to make me one for years..