Scooter Crates
Thursday, October 23rd, 2008I can’t remember seeing a crate this bright and blue. –>via dykhouse.com, Milk Crate GET
And yet another scooter crate combo –>via flickr.com, Old Milk Crate
I can’t remember seeing a crate this bright and blue. –>via dykhouse.com, Milk Crate GET
And yet another scooter crate combo –>via flickr.com, Old Milk Crate
I’ve written about this duo before and I’ve been saving this project for a sunny day. Winter/Hoerbelt’s 2003 project at the Beaufort Exhibition, in Belgium. This crate tunnel may not be dairy crates, but it’s damn impressive. –> translated article about the piece, and the photos page

Milkcrates are all American like BBQ in the backyard. –> via blog.BabyMakes.com, Summer Saturday
I found this organizing beauty on Homemaking for Kings. –> Works-for-Me Wednesdays: School crates
Spamventdocument shows off this super cycling helmet storage solution –> Hard day at the office
Anyone who thinks thieves are sane has not been watching closely. Some fool broke into this families Airstream to loot and after dumping the kids shoes out of the milk crate at the door, then used that crate to gather the booty from the vehicle. After carefully loading the crate, the bad guy left everything behind. –> via seezannerun.com, the towels too?
Lastly from the blog called God’s Abundant Gifts, a great metal/plastic milk crate full of Crocs. –> Right Up My Alley


These amazing milk crate briefcases will be the envy of the suits if you can figure out where to buy them. via Land+Living.com –> BriefCrate
This is the US Coast Guard using a sweet blue milkcrate in the salvage work of the Torrent Shipwreck. Thanks to Travis S. for the pics via Flickr. –> Retrieving Portholes –> Torrent Shipwreck: 1868

Milkcrates abound throughout the web. I’ve pulled some recent milk crate inventions. The above image is from instructables.com, a great how to site. This images comes from a great post on how to build a portable milkcrate sound booth. –> DIY portable sound booth
These aren’t milkcrates, BUT they are soda crates and Mr. Kyle Lawson has crafted them into a home vermicomposting setup. I don’t even know what that is, but I like it. –> Worms!

This last one is great. It brings the old into the new. An old school wooden milk crate transformed simply into a rolling magazine rack. –> summer projects and finds…