I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel and I love everyone of your videos (I'm still watching my way through them all, lol). You are a very beautiful lady, with a very relaxing voice and the way you explain things is brilliant. P.S. I smiled when I heard your dog's bell, I would love to see your dog in a future video of yours.
I watch your videos all the time I love every single one of them but I did see the video where you were stating that people were leaving unkind comments the world is full of these kind of people don’t give them the time of day when you say something like that just go past it there’s always gonna be people that try to bring someone else down please know the majority of the people that watch you love you and love your videos and your talent and wait eagerly for your next video I’ve been a crafter for almost 30 years and I still learned so much from you I love your heart and I love your creativity.
This is great advice! When I first heard you say this, I started saving my cardboard boxes, mailers and cereal boxes. Since I lived out in the country at the time, it really helped because I didn't have to wait to go into town or order chip board and wait for it. It's great for teaching our kids and grand kids how to recycle and be creative, as well. Thank you!
I do the same thing I refuse to pay for chipboard when literally everything comes in some for of cardboard packaging. I'm such a hoarder lol but I'm helping the environment 🤣
Sherry...I love it so much that you address some of these dilemmas...it’s a great reminder for us more experienced crafters and a huge help to beginner crafters. We forget we can put together our own supplies if we have the instructions in “how-to”. 😁 you are deeeee 🐝 beeeeez kneeeeez. 😂
You always say to double up on cereal boxes and up until this video it never occurred to me to tape the pieces together! I also didn’t think about some boxes having a built-in book spine. That’s so clever!
And it is a way to recycle ! Trash to treasure. Love it. Thanks for sharing. With all the craziness in the world today it is a way to reduce stress and create a gift to brighten someone's day.
I am a retired cake decorator and have always enjoyed crafting. I have been saving and cutting down my cake mix and cereal boxes for years...I have an Amazon box overflowing with these boxesm
I’m so happy to read all this. About 5 years ago another TH-cam person suggested this and got the meanest comments about food boxes attracting bugs and rodents and “OMG” germs!! I always knew enough to never use any stained or greasy boxes and I am happy to say in 5 years I have not had any one of the above issues and I live in the country. So glad to revisit these options!
I was given a HUGE box of used manila folders by my supervisor at work. She didn't want to reuse them, even though they were in pretty good condition. I glue two or three (or however many I want to for the desired thickness I need) together and viola, I have sturdy board to use for making my junk journals. I do also use a lot of food packaging because they are often already a book cover form, as you point out. I love the ones with little acetate windows that you can use to make a "peek-a-boo" into the journal. BTW, your book is adorable! Great idea to corral your embellishments like that, by theme so they're beautiful AND easy to find. Brilliant as always! Thank you!
I just have to laugh! I had my students making books out of boxes since the 70s. I love to see you continue. We ended up using boxes of all sizes, my favorites were pasta boxes with cellophane windows and toothpaste boxes.
Thank you Sherry for sharing this video. I am not to the crafting world and I am in love with your ideas. Thank you so much, I will be working on a collection of boxes from my family.
It's great that you pointed out common household items that can be deconstructed for crafting materials. People new to crafting may need to train their eyes to spy possible materials just waiting to be repurposed!
Yes ma'am!! I use packaging myself.... Cereal boxes, cracker boxes I mean I've already paid for the paperboard too, right? At any given time, there's always something I can cut up and glue together!!!
Hey Sherry, I have been using all the material that you listed on my chipboard projects. But, there is chipboard between the plastic on binders. This may not be as hard to get as you think. As it turns out, companies throw away binders all the time. I have severals friends that are still working(I'm retired) and have gotten an abundance of binders from them that were being thrown in the trash(not recycled). Something to think about, just love all your creativity. Thanks for always sharing.
I was reading the comments before I posted about this so thanks! Also I have a Dollar Tree 3-ring binder that I’m using as a binder until it rips. After that there will be two 9-3/4” x 11” pieces of nice chipboard to use-except for one corner that my cat chewed, LOL!
🙌🏽. Definitely awesome. I also have removed the 3 ring mechanism and attached it to a wooden spine album with screws. (A longtime before I found Sherry and she showed us how to set rivets properly. 😃). What would we do if we had never found her !!! 😮😮
I work in a print shop, and from about July through October is a great time to get scrap/leftover sheets of chipboard from calendar orders. Also, though not all print shops are willing to do so, some will give away (or sell inexpensively) overstock on not-often-used papers. To be honest, most overage is recycled fairly soon after an order is complete, but if you catch them at the right time, it can be a gold mine for paper crafters. I'm fairly new to paper crafting, but I've started putting the word out in our bindery department that I am interested in extra sheets of chipboard and card stock.
I ordered some light cheap board from eBay to start copying your amazing stuff. When they reached I realized that are too light, so I open a box of cereal glue the front and back parts with two of the cheap boards. Let them dry and I want tomorrow, God’s willing to make my first box to save some eye liners. I will post fotos, but just if it end up good😂🤣. Thanks again!
I did this yesterday. I cut some from a box before sending out some to recycle that will work perfect for future projects. Always great tips. 🌻Jennifer
You can use those pieces you are gonna throw away as sticker backers! If you want to give a bit more dimension to your stickers, you can use those pieces as for in 3-D cards
Great tutorial! Of course, cereal boxes but sometimes I get a cardboard type of mailer envelope shipped to me. I think double stacking these would create 'chipboard'. Edited to add: also, manila file folders from work, double stacked. Of course, used ones, not new ones.
Thanks So much for this video.. I have been doing this for quite a while ..but just never did re use boxes like FedEx and UPS shipment boxes I get sent to me..i use cereal boxes .. And also the pretty Kleenex boxes make good chipboard as well as embellishments..so thanks again this is very helpful to know🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thanks, Sherry. I've got some ideas for those big cereal boxes that we can get at the big box stores. My goodness, those stores always send me home with a bunch of food packaged in cardboard. I may never have to buy chipboard again :)
I know I won't have buy any. Pizza boxes, Cereal boxes, any other kind of boxes, backs of paper pads and old spiral notebooks left over from daughters school days, etc. I used the front covers for tags, bookmarks, and ATCs that I cover with scraps from printed 12x12, 8x6, and 6x6 paper pads. I save envelopes from bills, too. Lots of pretty prints in those.
Good tips. Also if you have watercolor pads almost all those have a real chipboard backing. I save that. The larger pads have quite thick chipboard too! Some clothing and sheet sets that are in plastic packages has chipboard in it. By the way, What is the name of the combination scoring and trimmer board? I have been wanting a scoring board but I like the idea of the two in one model like you have and would like to get one of those! Right now all I have is a small trimmer and the measurements on it are really off so I have to eyeball everything I cut and don't use the measurements on it at all.
GREAT idea, Sherry! Not only is it economical for projects, but it's a wonderful way to recycle paper. I have LOADS of brand new craft paper. But when I'm tossing out paper goods, I always take that "2nd look" and ask myself, "Can I salvage any part of this?" 😆 It's amazing what we can do with just a little imagination, right?
Sherry thanks! I have been using cake mix boxes, cereal boxes, back of tablets, shoe boxes, along with light weight chip board to get the thickness I need. I have also used presentation board from Staples but it can be a little difficult to cut with a trimmer. I am also commenting on the home decor to hold many items of choice you designed! It was very elegant and you shared the idea right at the time I just purchased my tempered glass dinning table to go with my strong chairs I kept from the other set! You were quite visualnary with this idea! May you be blessed always!
Very informative and useful Sherry! I have several types and thicknesses of chipboard, but not a lot of it so this is good info to have. The only thing I would worry about is making any sort of keepsake this is supposed to last over a long time because these materials are not necessarily acid-free or archival; otherwise, they are great alternatives to chipboard. There is a glue on the market that can be bought at CraftStash or Crafter's Companion called Collall All Purpose Glue that is a clear, solvent-based acid-free glue that dries quickly and like cement - really reinforces and makes sturdier everything from paper to chipboard. Collall also makes a transparent flexible PVAc glue for threadless book and board binding work that is good for gluing cardboards together for durability. Thanks for sharing a great tutorial! 👍💖
I have never has chipboard ! I always use the methods you have shown on video. Every box that come into my home gets cut up ! Thanks for fabulous videos. I love all your ideas.
Hi Sherry, I loved your videos. I'm in a budget so I very seldom go to craft stores. My stores are Walmart and Dollor stores. They do not sell chip board. So I really did not know what chipboard is, especially the thickness of the board. I thank you for showing us other ways we can be creative and do some of your beautiful Paper Crafts. Once again, thank you and God Bless.❤
I use packaging from big box stores. They are more sturdy than doubling other packages but I've used it all from pasta to cereal & oatmeal boxes 🤷♀️👍😏🤭
I will go to my townhouse recycle bin to find cereal box n better quality board. thanks for your ideas. yes i use those backing paper chipboard n double them up too.thanks for the tips n trick always. who do not like to share money. I like to reduce ,recycle ,reused things B4 I spend money.
Whenever, we get a shipment full of watches, I took some of the slip cases which protected these watches & used them to make miniature books for my beaded fairy dolls. The slip case already have the shape of the book covers & spine. Just need to double the thickness by taking apart from another slip case.
Hi Sherry 🙋♀️. Great video. I was already using different cardboard for projects but I didn't know how to make the books. I also use losing scratch off lottery tickets. You have to either glue or tape 3or4 together. The $2 ones are perfect for MDC 's They're already the right size. TFS 💕Blessings from Florida and 🌴🌴🐈⬛🐈⬛🐾🐾 HUGS XOXO 🦩🦩🦩🦩
I've been keeping "all" my cardboard that I think I can use in a project. The end pieces I use as a backer in making tags! It has saved me a few $$. Sometimes I just need the good stuff :) :) Be well & TYFS
Thank you Sherry for sharing this I'm new to the chipboard world between your DIYs and reading your comments from your subscribers I have learnt a lot and will probably save a lot of money thank you to you and your subscribers for the help for a new beginner
Genius!! Shoebox and used usps mailers, I hadn't thought of. I have used chipboard that has come inside gift packaging and paper pads. That's why I watch you!!
Since I have been following you and all your projects I have been saving my boxes and cereal boxes from my neighbors and they work great. Thanks for all your sharing.
I have made quite a few of your projects, and many many albums and junk journals in the last year, i have never used chipboard and have always reused pizza, cereal boxes and Amazon packaging stacked in whatever way I need. Nobody throws any card out in my house before asking if I need it. Thankyou for adding shoe boxes to my list.
USE YOUR NEWLY MADE CHIPBOARD ON THIS PROJECT th-cam.com/video/FSHEo0dxtxk/w-d-xo.html😀😀
I'm a fairly new subscriber to your channel and I love everyone of your videos (I'm still watching my way through them all, lol). You are a very beautiful lady, with a very relaxing voice and the way you explain things is brilliant. P.S. I smiled when I heard your dog's bell, I would love to see your dog in a future video of yours.
Thanks tout so much
Don’t discard the back of notepad and spiral notebooks. Notepads have very sturdy chipboard.
I like to use frozen pizza boxes because they're usually 12 x 12. :-)
I watch your videos all the time I love every single one of them but I did see the video where you were stating that people were leaving unkind comments the world is full of these kind of people don’t give them the time of day when you say something like that just go past it there’s always gonna be people that try to bring someone else down please know the majority of the people that watch you love you and love your videos and your talent and wait eagerly for your next video I’ve been a crafter for almost 30 years and I still learned so much from you I love your heart and I love your creativity.
This is great advice! When I first heard you say this, I started saving my cardboard boxes, mailers and cereal boxes. Since I lived out in the country at the time, it really helped because I didn't have to wait to go into town or order chip board and wait for it. It's great for teaching our kids and grand kids how to recycle and be creative, as well. Thank you!
That is awesome!
Great for one and done crafts too!
I do the same thing I refuse to pay for chipboard when literally everything comes in some for of cardboard packaging. I'm such a hoarder lol but I'm helping the environment 🤣
Sherry...I love it so much that you address some of these dilemmas...it’s a great reminder for us more experienced crafters and a huge help to beginner crafters. We forget we can put together our own supplies if we have the instructions in “how-to”. 😁 you are deeeee 🐝 beeeeez kneeeeez. 😂
Thank you so much Nancylynn!!!
Off topic.....I absolutely love that bright shade of blue nail polish you're wearing today! Absolutely beautiful.
Oh thank you Debbie!
You always say to double up on cereal boxes and up until this video it never occurred to me to tape the pieces together!
I also didn’t think about some boxes having a built-in book spine. That’s so clever!
Thanks Rachelle!
And it is a way to recycle ! Trash to treasure. Love it. Thanks for sharing. With all the craziness in the world today it is a way to reduce stress and create a gift to brighten someone's day.
The back of a desk calendar
I am a retired cake decorator and have always enjoyed crafting. I have been saving and cutting down my cake mix and cereal boxes for years...I have an Amazon box overflowing with these boxesm
I’m so happy to read all this. About 5 years ago another TH-cam person suggested this and got the meanest comments about food boxes attracting bugs and rodents and “OMG” germs!!
I always knew enough to never use any stained or greasy boxes and I am happy to say in 5 years I have not had any one of the above issues and I live in the country.
So glad to revisit these options!
I hope you have fun Amy!
I will say it again, lady, you are a genius. Love it, love you. I am always happy as soon as I tune in.
Thank you so much😀😀❤️
I was given a HUGE box of used manila folders by my supervisor at work. She didn't want to reuse them, even though they were in pretty good condition. I glue two or three (or however many I want to for the desired thickness I need) together and viola, I have sturdy board to use for making my junk journals. I do also use a lot of food packaging because they are often already a book cover form, as you point out. I love the ones with little acetate windows that you can use to make a "peek-a-boo" into the journal. BTW, your book is adorable! Great idea to corral your embellishments like that, by theme so they're beautiful AND easy to find. Brilliant as always! Thank you!
Thank you so much !!
I just have to laugh! I had my students making books out of boxes since the 70s. I love to see you continue. We ended up using boxes of all sizes, my favorites were pasta boxes with cellophane windows and toothpaste boxes.
Mrs. Sherry you just saved me money and a headache. Thanks so much for this wonderful video.
You are so welcome Chrissy!
Thank you Sherry. This is exactly 💯 what I was looking for. I appreciate all you do.
Thank you Sherry for sharing this video. I am not to the crafting world and I am in love with your ideas. Thank you so much, I will be working on a collection of boxes from my family.
It's great that you pointed out common household items that can be deconstructed for crafting materials. People new to crafting may need to train their eyes to spy possible materials just waiting to be repurposed!
Yes ma'am!! I use packaging myself.... Cereal boxes, cracker boxes I mean I've already paid for the paperboard too, right? At any given time, there's always something I can cut up and glue together!!!
Hey Sherry, I have been using all the material that you listed on my chipboard projects. But, there is chipboard between the plastic on binders. This may not be as hard to get as you think. As it turns out, companies throw away binders all the time. I have severals friends that are still working(I'm retired) and have gotten an abundance of binders from them that were being thrown in the trash(not recycled). Something to think about, just love all your creativity. Thanks for always sharing.
I was reading the comments before I posted about this so thanks! Also I have a Dollar Tree 3-ring binder that I’m using as a binder until it rips. After that there will be two 9-3/4” x 11” pieces of nice chipboard to use-except for one corner that my cat chewed, LOL!
Great idea!!
🙌🏽. Definitely awesome. I also have removed the 3 ring mechanism and attached it to a wooden spine album with screws. (A longtime before I found Sherry and she showed us how to set rivets properly. 😃). What would we do if we had never found her !!! 😮😮
I am always saving cardboard, folders and paper but didn't know what to do with it all. Then came Sherry on TH-cam. Love you girl!
Oh thank you Lesle!
I work in a print shop, and from about July through October is a great time to get scrap/leftover sheets of chipboard from calendar orders. Also, though not all print shops are willing to do so, some will give away (or sell inexpensively) overstock on not-often-used papers. To be honest, most overage is recycled fairly soon after an order is complete, but if you catch them at the right time, it can be a gold mine for paper crafters. I'm fairly new to paper crafting, but I've started putting the word out in our bindery department that I am interested in extra sheets of chipboard and card stock.
I love how you are using existing scoring lines from junk pieces to make perfect bases!
Thanks for supporting the post office
You are so so welcome Mary!!!
Totally awesome demonstration. I really enjoyed your presentation. Thank you.
I ordered some light cheap board from eBay to start copying your amazing stuff. When they reached I realized that are too light, so I open a box of cereal glue the front and back parts with two of the cheap boards. Let them dry and I want tomorrow, God’s willing to make my first box to save some eye liners. I will post fotos, but just if it end up good😂🤣. Thanks again!
Thanks for this video. I was getting ready to recycle my postal boxes. Now I can use them for small books.
THANK YOU 💞🦋😊!!! I LOVE HOW YOU SAVE MONEY 💰🤑❤
Cereal boxes are great for crafting projects, especially when layered to make them a bit more sturdy!
you are my chip board hero!
I did this yesterday. I cut some from a box before sending out some to recycle that will work perfect for future projects. Always great tips.
🌻Jennifer
What great money saving ideas. Thank you.
Thank you, Sherry.
Your room is very lovely & well organized.
Thank you so much 😊
Doubling up the inserts from the dollar tree sticker packs is also a good option.
You can use those pieces you are gonna throw away as sticker backers! If you want to give a bit more dimension to your stickers, you can use those pieces as for in 3-D cards
Great tutorial! Of course, cereal boxes but sometimes I get a cardboard type of mailer envelope shipped to me. I think double stacking these would create 'chipboard'. Edited to add: also, manila file folders from work, double stacked. Of course, used ones, not new ones.
This is fantastic! I’m so glad to have learned this.
Glad you enjoyed it Carla!
Thanks So much for this video.. I have been doing this for quite a while ..but just never did re use boxes like FedEx and UPS shipment boxes I get sent to me..i use cereal boxes .. And also the pretty Kleenex boxes make good chipboard as well as embellishments..so thanks again this is very helpful to know🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thanx a bunch! I have a lot of cereal boxes, cookie boxes, etc. Thanx again.
You are welcome Judith!!!!
Thank you. I don't have chipboard. Great ideas
You are welcome Milly!
Thanks, Sherry. I've got some ideas for those big cereal boxes that we can get at the big box stores. My goodness, those stores always send me home with a bunch of food packaged in cardboard. I may never have to buy chipboard again :)
You are so welcome Floief!!!
I know I won't have buy any. Pizza boxes, Cereal boxes, any other kind of boxes, backs of paper pads and old spiral notebooks left over from daughters school days, etc. I used the front covers for tags, bookmarks, and ATCs that I cover with scraps from printed 12x12, 8x6, and 6x6 paper pads. I save envelopes from bills, too. Lots of pretty prints in those.
Hey Ms. Sherry! Thank you!
Hi Liz, you are very welcome!!!!
Thanks for sharing this with us👌🏾💯👍🏾
My pleasure Kidablue!!
You are such a genius and what great tips for upcycling!
Thank you Liz!!!
Good tips. Also if you have watercolor pads almost all those have a real chipboard backing. I save that. The larger pads have quite thick chipboard too! Some clothing and sheet sets that are in plastic packages has chipboard in it. By the way, What is the name of the combination scoring and trimmer board? I have been wanting a scoring board but I like the idea of the two in one model like you have and would like to get one of those! Right now all I have is a small trimmer and the measurements on it are really off so I have to eyeball everything I cut and don't use the measurements on it at all.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @!!!!
Thank you Karen!!!
GREAT idea, Sherry! Not only is it economical for projects, but it's a wonderful way to recycle paper. I have LOADS of brand new craft paper. But when I'm tossing out paper goods, I always take that "2nd look" and ask myself, "Can I salvage any part of this?" 😆
It's amazing what we can do with just a little imagination, right?
Sherry thanks! I have been using cake mix boxes, cereal boxes, back of tablets, shoe boxes, along with light weight chip board to get the thickness I need. I have also used presentation board from Staples but it can be a little difficult to cut with a trimmer. I am also commenting on the home decor to hold many items of choice you designed! It was very elegant and you shared the idea right at the time I just purchased my tempered glass dinning table to go with my strong chairs I kept from the other set! You were quite visualnary with this idea! May you be blessed always!
Thank you. I’m making my first design needing chipboard and this was very helpful.
Thank you for sharing this. You are such a genius !
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the wonderful ideas!
Thank you so much! I was looking for alternatives to chipboard since I don't have any, and you helped a whole lot! 👍⭐
Very informative and useful Sherry! I have several types and thicknesses of chipboard, but not a lot of it so this is good info to have. The only thing I would worry about is making any sort of keepsake this is supposed to last over a long time because these materials are not necessarily acid-free or archival; otherwise, they are great alternatives to chipboard. There is a glue on the market that can be bought at CraftStash or Crafter's Companion called Collall All Purpose Glue that is a clear, solvent-based acid-free glue that dries quickly and like cement - really reinforces and makes sturdier everything from paper to chipboard. Collall also makes a transparent flexible PVAc glue for threadless book and board binding work that is good for gluing cardboards together for durability. Thanks for sharing a great tutorial! 👍💖
This video is so helpful! Thank you!!
Sherry ! The mind that never rest! Thank you for sharing ❤ 😊
You are very welcome Patricia!!!
That was an excellent example of using what you already have to do the projects we love to do! Thank you Sherry for that demonstration.
You are very welcome Vera!!!!
What a great way to up cycle!! Great ideas!
Thank you!!!
Living in France WE don t Always have cheapboard thanks for pour tuto ann
You’re welcome 😊
Great video on different things that we can use for chipboard alternative!
Thank you Melinda!!!
Hi, love all your projects! Have you ever made a “cigar shaped” box? 😎
I have never has chipboard ! I always use the methods you have shown on video. Every box that come into my home gets cut up ! Thanks for fabulous videos. I love all your ideas.
Thank you Ann!!!
I have chipboard but I would have never thought to use things like a shoe box, postal mailer, etc.
Hi Sherry
By us in France I use thick calendar from the past years they are big enough to make album boxes etc....
Great ideas
I think these are all great ideas!
Thank you Logan!!!
So smart/resourceful. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for all the possibilities 😊
You are welcome Deborah!!!!
Awesome ❤
Thanks for sharing this idea. I wondered if I could repurpose boxes.
Glad I could help!
Such creative ideas. Thanks so much for sharing! Your nails are beautiful by the way. Hugs 🌸🤗
Thank you Billie!!
Hi Sherry,
I loved your videos. I'm in a budget so I very seldom go to craft stores. My stores are Walmart and Dollor stores. They do not sell chip board. So I really did not know what chipboard is, especially the thickness of the board. I thank you for showing us other ways we can be creative and do some of your beautiful Paper Crafts. Once again, thank you and God Bless.❤
Thanks for sharing Rosemary!! I really appreciate you watching!!!
Well done and so stinking smart!! Thank you.
You are so welcome Twixy No!
I use packaging from big box stores. They are more sturdy than doubling other packages but I've used it all from pasta to cereal & oatmeal boxes 🤷♀️👍😏🤭
Very good ideas 💡 tfs
You are so welcome Janet!
Thank you Sherry. I was just about to order. Thanks
You are welcome Johnnie!!!!
Very good ideas thx!!
I will go to my townhouse recycle bin to find cereal box n better quality board. thanks for your ideas. yes i use those backing paper chipboard n double them up too.thanks for the tips n trick always. who do not like to share money. I like to reduce ,recycle ,reused things B4 I spend money.
Wow. After I just ordered some🤦🏾♀️
VERY helpful!
Glad you think so Debra!
Thx great ideas !!!!
Such a great idea to use other items as chip board
I've got boxes of all sorts around the house. Now I have new uses for them. Thanks Sherry!
You are very welcome Tracy !!
Great problem solver. ❤️
Thank you!!
Whenever, we get a shipment full of watches, I took some of the slip cases which protected these watches & used them to make miniature books for my beaded fairy dolls. The slip case already have the shape of the book covers & spine. Just need to double the thickness by taking apart from another slip case.
Great ideas!
Thank you Diana!!!
I have made several with cereal boxes and etc.
The back of the stick books from Happy Planner works as well. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the tip!
Hi Sherry 🙋♀️. Great video. I was already using different cardboard for projects but I didn't know how to make the books. I also use losing scratch off lottery tickets. You have to either glue or tape 3or4 together. The $2 ones are perfect for MDC 's They're already the right size. TFS 💕Blessings from Florida and 🌴🌴🐈⬛🐈⬛🐾🐾 HUGS XOXO 🦩🦩🦩🦩
I've been keeping "all" my cardboard that I think I can use in a project. The end pieces I use as a backer in making tags! It has saved me a few $$. Sometimes I just need the good stuff :) :) Be well & TYFS
Thanks Claire!!!
My craft stash has LOTS of cereal boxes. They’re easy to get and have a variety of sizes. 👍
Thank you Sherry for sharing this I'm new to the chipboard world between your DIYs and reading your comments from your subscribers I have learnt a lot and will probably save a lot of money thank you to you and your subscribers for the help for a new beginner
That is so awesome that you are also seeking answers in the comments! I really appreciate that Cathy!!! Happy Crafting!!!
Great tips.
Thank you Jeanne!!!
Genius!! Shoebox and used usps mailers, I hadn't thought of. I have used chipboard that has come inside gift packaging and paper pads. That's why I watch you!!
Thank you Joan!!!
Since I have been following you and all your projects I have been saving my boxes and cereal boxes from my neighbors and they work great. Thanks for all your sharing.
Thank you!
I have made quite a few of your projects, and many many albums and junk journals in the last year, i have never used chipboard and have always reused pizza, cereal boxes and Amazon packaging stacked in whatever way I need. Nobody throws any card out in my house before asking if I need it. Thankyou for adding shoe boxes to my list.
Awesome Leila!
Yep. It’s confirmed. . . U da bommb 💣
Thank you !!!!
Thank you for showing us how to do this. I was thinking it was something else entirely.
Glad it was helpful Nancy!
Great economic ideas!
Thank you Peg !!!