I like the pot rack idea! It'd be perfect in our kitchen... I recently had to reorganize my craft room (jewelry, paper and sewing supplies) & wanted to avoid purchasing plastic containers at all costs. I came up with some great solutions - vintage tea cups & tea light holders for beads, glass bottles for chains, shoe boxes for mailing supplies, large tin cans for just about anything, glass yogurt jars for buttons... Here are some photos:
http://craftscafe.wordpress.com/2010/02/08/new-crafts-space/

(craftscafeonetsy I followed your link...nice pictures, very pretty!)
The hanging ladder used as a bookshelf is new to me. Not sure how much I like it...maybe in a guy's space only.

Now, now chelojelo. You may not like the ladder bookshelves, and that's fine, but to say that it's "maybe for a guy only" is a little gender-silly. We're beyond things such as this, the "oh it's for a guy or for a girl," aren't we? I'm not a guy and I love the ladder idea. :)

Still think it looks too masculine. Like it belongs in a man cave or in the break room of a mechanic shop. Sorry, but to me that's the vibe it gives off. 8)}-{ However, I do like ladders leaned against walls as shelves or racks. Also like them hanging overhead as potracks. This particular ladder? No.

!!! screen door pot rack? that's fantastic!

craftscafeonetsy, I did the same thing when I still had my craft room! Spaghetti jars for knitting needles, pimento jars for whatnots, organic lemonade jars for buttons, and an old candle holder for my crochet hooks. These were just some examples I used about 20 jars total of all shaped and sizes, most hidden away in drawers for sorting. I did the whole room for about $30 thanks to already having some stuff and finding a ton more!

My craftster post with pics.