This post first appeared over at HSN’s The Buzz where I am a contributor. Who wouldn’t love to be a little more organized AND look cute? If you are new to Cricut, or are a long time user but need to organize your supplies, then this Cricut Craft Cart from Origami is gonna rock your world.
I love Cricut supplies. There. I said it. I usually have them spread all over my craft room but when I laid my eyes on this Origami cart I knew it would be perfect for creating my own Cricut Craft Cart. I couldn’t believe how beautifully everything fit! {FTC Disclaimer: This blog post contains affiliate links which means I may make a small commission on purchases without any cost to you.}
CRICUT CRAFT CART
You could use this cart for sewing storage, office supplies, toys, the possibilities are endless! I loved this one so much I bought a second and created a gift wrapping station! **UPDATE July 2021 – HSN sells an updated version of the cart that has an additional shelf. I have linked it below!**
SUPPLIES FEATURED:
- Origami Craft Cart
- Cricut Vinyl
- Cricut Iron-On
- Totally-Tiffany Storage Boxes
- Cricut Maker
- Cricut 30-piece Pen Set
- Cricut BrightPad
- Cricut EasyPress
Ordering from cricut.com? Use code CRICUTCREATORS10 for 10% off and FREE shipping on any order over $50. Includes sale and clearance prices, does not include machines (anything with a plug). Cricut items can also be found at HSN, Amazon, and JOANN stores.
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HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR CRICUT CRAFT CART:
The cart was so easy to assemble – it took me less than five minutes and everything I needed was in the box when it arrived.
1. Remove cart from the box. The cart is so sturdy when it is put together, but is remarkably lightweight!
2. Add the wheels to the base of the cart using the little tool that comes included.
3. Pull the sides apart.
4. Press down on the base until it flattens. Go ahead – use your foot. The shelves are made of metal!
5. Lift the edge of the shelf and swing in to place.
6. Add the shelves and then insert the tabs to hold the shelves in to place.
And voila! You’re ready to get organized!
The cart has six drawers and two shelves, which means I had lots of room to store not only supplies, but tools too! It has freed up a ton of space in my craft room and keeps all of my Cricut supplies in one spot which saves me a ton of time when I am ready to work on projects.
The sturdy top shelf is the perfect fit for my Cricut Maker, and the wheels mean I can leave the cart against the wall when I’m not using it, and then easily pull it away from the wall when I’m ready to work.
Of course I can’t craft without my cardstock! I took my some of favorite organization supplies – these Totally Tiffany Storage Boxes – and turned them on their side for compact and easy to access paper storage.
My favorite place to shop is my house! Had this mug in my kitchen and it was exactly what I needed to store my pens. Looks pretty darn cute too!
I can’t be the only one who can’t keep track of cords and instruction manuals – so I used the top drawer to hold the cords and instructions to all of my Cricut machines and tools. I even had room to store my BrightPad along with it.
The next three drawers now hold a ton of my supplies. All that specialty material I had store a bunch of different places? Now tucked away neatly in a drawer. My vinyl and iron on? The rolls fit perfectly!
If you haven’t already heard, Cricut’s newest machine (the Maker) cuts fabric! This is where I was really struggling. I had no idea how or where to store it but couldn’t stop buying it – I mean…it is all so cute! Thanks to the two deep drawers at the bottom of the cart not only was I able to organize and store my fabric stash, I could also fit my EasyPress so I have it at the ready.
IF YOU LOVED THIS CRAFT CART, COME SEE HOW I CREATED THE ULTIMATE GIFT WRAPPING STATION:
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MARY says
I love origami products and I have a Cricut maker too. So when I saw your blog I was excited. I received my cart today from HSN and I think the drawer design has changed. The drawers are now close to 10.5 to 11 inches on the bottom (still 12 on the top) and you can’t fit the vinyl perpendicular anymore (as you have it in the pics). I have to lay mine parallel with the drawer and the 12×12 paper does not fit in the drawers at all. I think I might keep it anyway. I thought you would want to know the drawer design has changed and it doesn’t hold as much anymore due to the shortening of the bottom drawers (they slant inwards and you lose space).
Beth Kingston says
Oh my gosh Mary I am SO SO thankful you sent this note…and am so sorry the measurements have changed! I am going to send them a note right now and also change my blog post. I appreciate you!!!