What would you make with this cassette storage unit?

Jo F.
by Jo F.
It's a cassette storage. Someone local has it for sale for 5.00 and it's in excellent condition.
  27 answers
  • Laurie Prusa-James Laurie Prusa-James on Feb 11, 2016
    I am a carmaker so it would probably fit my ink pads nicely!
  • Rc Shoe Rc Shoe on Feb 11, 2016
    It looks like the horizontal dividers do not reach to the back of the box. Maybe you could use to to hang/display jewelry ?
  • Donna Donna on Feb 11, 2016
    If you can cut or remove some of the horizontal shelves but leave others, you could turn it into a faux printers tray and use it for a display shelf.
  • Barbara Barbara on Feb 11, 2016
    I saw a glass topped coffee table made from this. They kept the vintage tapes in it as well. They used an old coffee table to repurpose.
  • Beth Hancock Beth Hancock on Feb 11, 2016
    I see a "mini-living-wall". But my son says I turn everything into a planter.....lol
  • 243107 243107 on Feb 11, 2016
    Fits ink pads perfectly for Stampin Up and most other brands. Perfect for card makers and scrapbookers. Sell it on http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/ ?? Or search COMPLETED LISTINGS ON www.ebay.com you will be shocked at the prices paid!!
  • Angela Shumate Angela Shumate on Feb 11, 2016
    I would take some wood scraps and create a 45 degree lean-to on the back and remove a few slats to make a sewing thread organizer, even leave a few without taking some slats out to organize bobbins - hope this is a good idea. You need to make that 45 degree lean-to in order for the bobbins and thread to stay in the unit otherwise they would fall out.
  • Angela Shumate Angela Shumate on Feb 11, 2016
    Or............. get a piece of Plexiglas or regular glass cut to fit over the dividers, since the dividers are set back, just enough as a matter of fact to fit that Plexiglas or glass in, then put handles on the side to make a beautiful service tray ( bed side tray )
  • June June on Feb 11, 2016
    I will buy this from you! I can use it for storage of my stamp pads!
  • Connie Connie on Feb 11, 2016
    I love all of the ideas above. Id want to use one for them all. Stamps and thread/bobbins . I looked at one the other day and said hm what could I do with it,. Not a clue til now, Thank you
  • CK CK on Feb 11, 2016
    Lots of ideas come to mind....it all depends on what your style is ;-) My first thought is to stain it a little darker and mount it to the wall and just use it for a textural element in your room. You could also get (or make) some small letters to place in the openings here and there and spell out a word...or just get random letters ;-) It would look like a wood printer type press drawer as shown. You might even be able to remove a few of the dividers to change out the size of the openings. Get a drawer pull to add to the top and you've got a pretty good "knock off". :-)
  • DORLIS DORLIS on Feb 11, 2016
    MAYBE A HANGING EARRING, ETC. STORAGE.
  • Mary Ann Mary Ann on Feb 11, 2016
    my husband collects Matchbox cars. We took out every other slat and framed it with a picture frame hinged on one side so it could be opened and dust free. Several on one wall made it look really nice
  • Merri Jo Ounan Merri Jo Ounan on Feb 11, 2016
    Storage for rolls of thin ribbon
  • Lana Lana on Feb 11, 2016
    What are the measurements of each slot?
  • Mar1554057 Mar1554057 on Feb 11, 2016
    I removed the insides. Filled in any holes. Added two handles. And it becomes a tray. Used old spoons for the handles. Bent them drilled two small holes in each and attached with screws. Either paint or stain and can add stencil or wallpaper to bottom. This can also be hung on wall
    • Cheryl Miller Cheryl Miller on Feb 11, 2016
      @Mary.neumeister I like your idea very much. I have one I've been trying to think what to do with it. I think I'll give it a try.
  • Danielle George Danielle George on Feb 11, 2016
    Ink pad holder for the rubber stamper!
  • Jo F. Jo F. on Feb 11, 2016
    Thank you everyone for the ideas. I'm not sure what I'll do yet.
  • Cindi Cindi on Feb 12, 2016
    Use it to store small plastic boxes, altoid tins, tic tacs, whatever fits, and use for bead storage.
  • Sandy Slade Sandy Slade on Feb 12, 2016
    Hi, If you can remove the back add an outside garden picture of plants with the right dimensions as if you are looking out of a closed shuttered window. Add the front back on Or even an animal peering in. Such a choice of different pics of outside scenes you could use all depending on your own personality Good luck x
  • Allinthefamilysingers Allinthefamilysingers on Feb 13, 2016
    hi keep the little plastic cases fill them with small things in your craft room, bed room..pics, jewelry, beads,small tacks nails.you can take slat out and put in small box great for storage GOOD LUCK DHALL
  • Nancy Winfrey Nancy Winfrey on Feb 13, 2016
    get cases put earrings in and hang
  • Kaylinn Westwood Kaylinn Westwood on Feb 13, 2016
    Would be perfect for my grandsons hotwheels
  • Jodi Krohn Jodi Krohn on Feb 13, 2016
    to store my ink pads for stamping
  • Mary Mary on Feb 13, 2016
    For someone who makes cards, it would be awesome for storing rolls of ribbon (as I have), ink pads (as already stated), etc.
  • Joy Joy on Feb 14, 2016
    I used mine to put my stamp pads in them in the craft room.
  • Jo F. Jo F. on Feb 15, 2016
    Such great ideas. Thanks so much for the responses.