Any suggestions as to what to do with this DVD holder?
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Ida Dahlberg
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I bought it at a garage sale for a couple of bucks. I don't need a DVD holder but I like the design so now I need to decide what to do with it.
This is the best picture I have of it.
9 answers
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That is very cool. I can imagine that spray painted and growing a vine through it in a garden. Anchor it down with some heavy deck bolts.
Janet Pizaro
on Sep 25, 2015
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ADD GLASS/WOOD PIECES AND ADD SHELFS.SKIP A FEW SLOTS,TO YOUR HEIGHT OF SHELFS,ALSO CAN ADD A SMALL VASE AND ADD GREENERY THAT CLIMBS.
D.j. Taylor
on Sep 25, 2015
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ADD TOLIET TISSUE AND STACK ROLL WASH CLOTHS AND STACK
D.j. Taylor
on Sep 25, 2015
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Turn it on its side and slide wine glasses in the top slots and line a few bottles of wine on the bottom, if the metal is pliable at all, you can spread them out to make the bottles more cozy- you can spray paint it in several different colors and add some embellishments like plastic flowers, vines, butterflies, mount some sort of sign on top or bottom with custom writing that says wine or cheers, let's toast, etc. I can see it in my head! Lol good luck!
Shell Gomes
on Sep 26, 2015
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Thanks for all of your ideas ladies, and I love your creativity.I love them all however, I'm wondering if maybe I could fill it with Spanish Moss, add some soil and put some succulents in it. I'd have to lay it on its back of course. Now where to put it? What do you all think?
Ida Dahlberg
on Sep 26, 2015
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It would make a great "pot holder rack" in your kitchen if you have room. It would also make a great rack to hang Christmas lights on the make a beautiful light fixture either over the dining table or perhaps the island in the kitchen. Decorate according to where you put it...use either the small white lights or the larger lights with the clear bulbs...then hang crystal strips for bling or any type of thing for a theme...vines and grapes for over a wine bar, decorative cups over a coffee bar, etc. P.S. If it is too large, cut it into 2 or 3 pieces, then use JB weld for a brace on the cut end, re-enforced by wiring it together too!
Jeanette S
on Sep 27, 2015
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turn horizontally and get glass cut to make shelf
Barbie Dale
on Sep 27, 2015
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Leave it standing upright. add glass or wood shelves. fill with grandma's tea cup collection, or what ever you have stored away for safe keeping...I'd also add a small light on a timer to really enjoy the collection
MO2PA
on Sep 27, 2015
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Scarves, belts, assessors...you could even hang heels off of it perhaps? The vertical lines are great, and space saving.
Kate
on Sep 28, 2015
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