Last semester, in my psychology class a guy who sat in front of me would crochet before class started.  He was actually the first male I'd ever physically seen crocheting. 

Thanks for all the suggestions.  I think the problem's solved though.  My boyfriend's grandpa is going to make shelves out of some kind of metal.  We just can't put a lot of weight on them. Hopefully they work.   

Oh, and to whoever posted about a broken fridge part, gorilla glue works really well.

When I was in grade school I had a book and it showed how to make one out of a Pringles can.  I found this tutorial though, hope it helps!

http://my.pclink.com/~jhaug/howto.html

First of all, I feel kind of idiotic because I don't think this belongs on this board, but a google search didn't really help me... 

My boyfriend and I were given a fridge, except we realized that it didn't have any shelves or crisper drawers, or ANYTHING inside of it.  Does anyone know if shelves can be bought anywhere?  Or maybe made?  Thanks for any help.

Such an awesome tutorial!  I love your finished product... great job.  I'm going to bookmark this & attempt it soon. 

I bought a cheap table that I would like to decorate (it's quite plain & unfinished).  I thought about decoupaging it, although I have never done it before.  My sister gave me some chairs to go with it- they are the perfect height, but they don't match the table whatsoever.  Could anyone give me some tips/ideas on how to make them go together?  In 2 weeks I'm moving into my first place and I would like to have them completed before then.  Thanks!

 Maybe you could make a bunch of origami paper cranes with red and black paper and use fishing line to hang from the ceiling.  Hang thin, alternating strips of red and black fabric on the closet doors.  Make some custom artwork in red and black to frame and hang.