Please share photos of your Raskog type carts organization

I don't use those carts for scrapbooking but do have 1 of 4 in the house used for dd's IgG supplies. I know not craft, but the containers are awesome AND I use one of the extras for my alpha stickers. I will post a photo. I have 2 stacked (they stack nicely) on the middle and bottom shelves of her cart.

Oh and I had a wastebasket that had a clip on the back that hung off.

Not sure how much this will help since I have different crafty needs and a tiny stash but maybe it will spark some ideas.

Cart organization by jo.blackford, on Flickr

I have an open envelope box (more explanation below) and a random bin (from a big box store, I just chose one the size that would fit in my cart) holding stamps and dies upright in the top of my cart.
The second tier I needed a place to slide my trimmer away so I installed the shelf upside down and added a smooth shelf (a piece of chipboard covered in vinyl self-stick wallpaper, which is also a photo backdrop). The heat guns are in an envelope box lid lined with aluminum foil for embossing.
I removed one tier of shelving (this is a 4 level Cost-kog cart) so I would have space to store more stuff upright. 
The lowest level I have 2 binders full of stencils and die cuts (stored in pocket page protectors) and magazine holders holding plastic envelopes that sort my paper collections and cardstock colors. I ordered these magazine holders and envelopes from Totally Tiffany because they're local to me and would hold my tiny stash.
I use magnetic hooks to hold most used rectangle dies on one side and magnetic spice jar organizers for paper clips and hearts and sequins. 

Small stuff organization by jo.blackford, on Flickr

I use these little plastic cases for holding random small bits - enamel dots, small letter stickers, some die cuts and cut-aparts. The cases I got come in a bigger organizer box which I use in other parts of the house to hold cords and things. I also have some of the little plastic pouches for cut-aparts and small collections. I think I ordered them from amazon but I've seen them in crafty stores too.

I use the boxes that my envelopes come in for a lot of organizing. They're basically like shoeboxes but are perfect for storing card supplies so too good to waste. One holds stamps on the top shelf of my cart, but I have them in drawers and on shelves. Not sure if you have a box stash to pull from. We're terrible box hoarders

Hope that sparks some ideas for you.

Where did you get the wastebasket?

Found it on Amazon!

www.amazon.com/INSHA-Hanging-Cabinet-Kitchen-Attached/dp/B07YTV156M/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?keywords=hanging+waste+basket&qid=1650159417&sr=8-10

 I have a floor trash can, but.....I'm thinking you could drill some holes into a Dollar Tree white trash can, and hook it on to the cart with some s hooks you could probably find at the Home Depot in the closet or hardware sections. Just another option. 

I've changed mine around at least 3 or 4 times as my supplies have changed and I realized what I need (and when I got a desk with drawers!)

I just saw these on scrapbook.com for the carts and made me think they'd be great for DD if that's how you sorted your DD supplies. I'm not sure of the quality (and don't love the brown, maybe they could be painted) but might be useful: www.scrapbook.com/store/ac-60000560.html?nocs=1&t12-13=we+r+memory+keepers&date=20220418

They had a couple of different options on the site. No sizes yet but scrapbook.com said they'll be adding more information once they have the product in hand.

You could also use these Drawer dividers. You can make the compartment whatever size you need.  You do need a pair of heavy duty snips to cut them though since it’s rigid plastic.

I've used those, and the 4" tall ones (purchased at the Container Store for a lot more $$ - tears) for years in drawers. They work great! I don't need scissors to cut them, I just bend back and forth twice and they break apart easily for me.