Unusually, today's post is freakishly in line with the shop post of earlier this week. I surprise even myself sometimes. Could I be more organized? I don't think so...
Screen shot of the Box-Covered Boxes PDF Tutorial |
Requiring only the simplest of tools and materials such as a pair of scissors, a utility knife, glue, a few empty cracker or cereal boxes, and a ruler and pencil, this re-use project does take a little patience but even the new crafter can achieve some truly lovely results. Do note that this craft is NOT suitable for children as it requires the use of a utility knife and your fine fine-motor skills.
Find the sweet "Box-Covered Boxes" PDF downloadable tutorial in the Michele Made Me Shop!
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Lovely, Michele!!
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What a lovely "wood-grainy" effect! How much cereal does your family have to eat to keep up with all of your ideas?! It must make cooking easy! ;)
ReplyDeleteIsn't that beautiful?! Yes, it is beautiful! A cool fresh idea!
ReplyDeleteI love them! Imagine the possibilities!
ReplyDeleteBeing that I am an owner of several of your shop tutorials, I can with authority say that they are beautifully illustrated and very well written! And then of course there is that little thing about you being a genius!!
ReplyDeleteYour new storage boxes are visually quite appealing. Waaaaaaaay more so than what I would have done - glued some fabric onto the box and called it good!!! And I think I know of a way i can expand this idea to work with something else i am planning this spring!!! :-)
Ah then - it is not that I can do!! I am utility knife disabled...
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