I love this woman. She makes me laugh right out loud. Her tutorials are quick and to the point without a lot of wasted talking like so many other videos of people who just want to hear themselves . . .blah blah blah. Her self-deprecating, sarcasm, down to earth, to the point humor is right up my alley. In the words of Martha Stewart "It's a good thing!"
I'm only 2 minutes in and love this already!! Usually I'm yawning trying to watch people craft. You have me laughing and listening!! Definitely my crafting style and my attitude too. " they might look at you funny, but do you really care" ?? - love it!!
Saved it and loved it ❤ We've found nothing to replace a 25 x 25 x27cm cube in a timber frame. In frustration i started looking on youtube. After lots of complicated tutorials yours popped up! Hallelujah 😁❤️😚
Oooo. So old placemats can be used to line the insides. I am officially inspired. The grass mats and fabric make sense to me. God bless you! Awesome job.
I was trying to think of low cost ways to organize my apartment and thought how great it would be to have fabric bins to store sweaters, bed sheets, etc., but I am not about to pay what they cost if I were to buy them. Then I remembered making fabric covered boxes when I was a kid. After watching this video I remember how easy it is to do and plan to make a few of these soon. I think I'll cover the interior of the boxes with self-adhesive contact paper and put a framed label/pull on the front of mine. I might even use some batting to make it soft and padded. I see so many creative possibilities with this idea. Thanks for posting this how-to video!
I was going to buy storage boxes next week. I won't anymore!!! I'm so happy I found your channel. I subscribed! thank you very much for sharing your inexpensive ideas!
That was the quickest and easiest way of wrapping the box with fabric I've seen so far. That was great, thank you for that. And you're funny, so that's a plus :) A suggestion, instead of using paper inside the box, how about the scrap of fabric you tossed aside earlier. I think that would look pretty too. Also, LOVED the fabric!!!
This is amazing! I've been trying to make this little box but I couldn't find out how to sew the fabric around the box because all of my friends and all of the artists I've been talking to kept telling me I have to sew the fabric around the box and I was determined to not have to! This is so great, thank you~
First - that fabric is AWESOME! Second - you are hilarious! Three - great tutorial! I just moved. Guess what I have a TON of...empty, sturdy, cardboard boxes in all kinds of size! Thanks for the tip!
Lovely, informative, and you do a great job showing every step without skipping and making sure we see what you are doing. You should teach. Thx! God bless
I've been looking for an organizer for all my makeup but the big acrylic ones are so expensive...I can't wait to try this.....I'm on a mission....Thank you for the video. You got me inspired!
Moving is such an exciting challenge. You get a chance to change everything again, yay! Don't forget to take the time to evaluate whether or not you "need" all of that "crap", I make my hubby watch hoarders with me when we clean our office, it helps haha
Joquena, great tutorial! I covered a cardboard box with red fabric (my favorite!) & glued a red & white polka dot wide ribbon around the trim of the box. Adds a lot of color and cheer to my shelf! Thanks for sharing!
I have seen your videos for the first time ever and it seems is going to become a "Netflix" Marathon LOL I have seen three already and I don't need the boxes on this one LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL you sure make it fun, I think I am your lost, lost sister...
I have made several of these in the past, which I recently lost due to flooding in my area. I also used furniture upholstery fabric samples; from my local furniture store. Because the fabric samples are typical smaller, I just cut & sewed several pieces together, making a fabric scrap box. If I can figure out how to send attached a photo of mine when I replace them. I also, thought I would share a few tips I have learned over the years. As I was watching, I noticed your box was caving in a little with the pressure. In order to help the box s from - I took some spare cardboard squares the size of the boxes. I sliced up the middle to the center, criss crossed so they made the letter "X". Then inserted in box. Then apply the fabric to the outside, when finished, remove the "X" and finish with the inside. For the middle, I again cut cardboard squares the size of the box, including another one for the bottom, which was also cut a little bit small. I then covered with contrasting fabric.
Very nice, I liked the bottom the way you did it. From my screen it looked like a kaleidoscope, very pretty. I made a box with the inside fabric also. I just cut a long oblong piece of fabric (proper with & length), turned the edges under & clued! Thank you for your demo., it is easy to follow! LOL Judie
I've seen people use spray adhesive so I'm sure that would work just fine. Just make sure to really protect your work area (or maybe even do outside) because spray products go everywhere! I'm still finding residue from the last time I used spray paint!
II tried to using the sewing technique on a few boxes a couple years ago and they were never as strong, and WAY more work. I’m hope your boxes look fabulous. Make sure you LOVE your fabric, you’ll be staring at it for a long time :-)
Hi, TFS. Great idea and I will use this idea but I was wondering what you thought about using a spray adhesive in strips or rows to adhere the fabric? This would work great for the Legos in my boys' rooms. Thanks, Kellie
I work at a fabric store, I LOVE when people bring in the physical item they are covering. It makes it way easier. Last shift I got to see a really cool antique chair bottom that still had the original label on it. 😊
Love this demo! I usually get burned when I am using the glue gun .So I keep a plastic container with ice and water - this way I can immediately dunk my fingers in and cool them right away. Thank you for the video. I am going to cover some of those "photo" boxes that can be bought at the craft stores. Using some pretty little girl fabric for the grand daughters and stuff them with Easter Goodies!
I also want to sneak behind the counter and cut along that metal groove--you aren't the only one! Lol! Thanks for the video-great inspiration and how-to
Very cool! I got some decorative boxes after Christmas. I've been looking for a way to cover the Christmasy part so I can keep them out all year. This is just the thing I was looking for... thank you so much ❣️
That was an excellent video you’re a great teacher instructor thank you the only thing different that I would do is on the bottom I would cut a piece of cardboard that fit and I would cover it with fabric and then just place it inside. It’s just beautiful.
Hi! I'm a new subscriber! Just found your channel. I love your down to earth personality 😊! I like that you showed that we can customize our organizers. Fabric is a great way to decorate!
Thanks for subscribing and joining the Modern Homemakers personality Charlene! I hope your organizers turned out beautifully :-) Fabric has endless possibilities, it's one of my favorite mediums.
If you cute a long rectangular strip and iron the ends under you could do the inside, and then cut a square and iron the ends under neatly for the bottom. It would be more work than the paper but I bet it would look beautiful. You could use a contrasting color and it would be even more fun!
I've been trying today to find something like this in the shops,without success.Thanks for your clear instructions,just a couple of qustions-1,I have never yet used my wee glue gun,is this a good project to start off with,or too tricky? 2,Why are you using two glue guns? 3,Is it just ordinary glue sticks that you put in the gun? Many thanks :-)
Ooooh I love how you added the matching pillows Glenda! One of the best things about making your own is how much easier it is to coordinate a room. If you can't buy it, you can always make it 💖
this helped me out alot! I'm making a diy wedding card box & needed to know how do they make the fabric so flat. also a TIP for you if you put a dot of glue on the glue stick & stick it in the gun it won't be falling out all the time
Great video, thank you. I use contact paper from the dollar store. It's great with kids and pretty durable plus I can wipe it off. And now the big box of wipes or diapers(very sturdy) have a new life.
I wish we had a Michaels... the closest one is over an hour away so I haven't been in years. It's amazing how all the different stores have such different stuff! Variety, the crafter's dream :-)
Thanks this is very good. From watching this video I am going to attempt to do a 3 tier round wedding card box. I've only used a glue gun once in my life. This video was very helpful because now I know how to use one on fabric.
+GY 1234 You are cracking me up because you sound just like my sister who is afraid to even look at someone using a glue gun :-) Just remember it gets really hot so you don't burn yourself and I'm sure you'll do great!
new subbie Your channel has everything from how to put on lip gloss to covering a couch.Lu. luv luv I was trying to cover boxes for school and damn Ive been on here looking @ Thanks for all your Ideas ..
So glad you've subscribed :-) yeah, there's a bit of everything on here. I just like so many different subjects haha Good luck with your boxes, I'm sure they'll be gorgeous!
Hi, great video, I just have one question for you before I start my own storage box, does the fabric stick on the tape you used inside the box with that glue?
Great video! I'm making a box for my dad's walker. The wire basket that came with it is pretty useless, as small items fall through. We tried adding store-bought fabric boxes, but, of course, none are quite the right size. Anyway, I need to add handles to attach the box to the sides of the walker. Any suggestions?
Stephanie, first off I apologize that it has taken me so long to respond, because you've probably already figured something out. But, on the off chance you're still struggling with this very real problem I would recommend sewing rectangular strips of fabric that are able to attach to the metal wire rungs. If you did that on both sides, you would be able to keep it in place, as well as remove if you needed to collapse the walker for storage or to put in the car and such. My grandma uses a walker and has a lot of coffee spills, so it would probably also be useful to consider ways to make things washable, or at least wipeable. Maybe a vinyl insert?
You are hilarious! I love it! I was expecting a boring video about Uber exciting boxes 📦 You also look like the brunette from the tv show two broke girls 🌈♥️🤟🏻🤙🏻
1- I’m all for diving into a project, I think that’s the best way to learn things. Even if you botched it (which I don’t think you will) you’re only out a couple bucks. You’ll get your hot glue gun experience pretty fast in this project.
It was from Hobby Lobby, they have some of the cutest fabric even though the store itself is much smaller than Jo Ann's I always find plenty of things I want! What types of crafts do you like to do?
A little bit of everything. Painting my bathroom now. Working in my kids room building loft beds (didn't know how much work it was). Building stuff out of wood. Sewing....the list goes on!!! I was in Hobby Lobby yesterday. I didn't see it but I was focused more at coordinating fabric for my bathroom. I painted my white baskets coral. The main walls are almost Tiffany blue and the encave where the tub is is a charcoal color. Gonna be doing a canopy over it. I get over my head I have so many ideas.😁. Thanks for replying.
I was laughing when you said take your box to the fabric store lol! They may think your trying to shop lift the fabric as you hold the fabric up to the box ,love the video thank you.I've never used a glue gun .
Thank you so much!! I have wanted to organize my sons room but, I am unwilling to buy a bunch of $30.00 boxes. I have his toys in card board boxes but, they it looks so ugly. I can't wait to buy some fabric and try this. Thank you again.
I love this woman. She makes me laugh right out loud. Her tutorials are quick and to the point without a lot of wasted talking like so many other videos of people who just want to hear themselves . . .blah blah blah. Her self-deprecating, sarcasm, down to earth, to the point humor is right up my alley. In the words of Martha Stewart "It's a good thing!"
Ahhhhh, best comment ever! Thanks Danielle :-)
I'm only 2 minutes in and love this already!! Usually I'm yawning trying to watch people craft. You have me laughing and listening!! Definitely my crafting style and my attitude too. " they might look at you funny, but do you really care" ?? - love it!!
Saved it and loved it ❤ We've found nothing to replace a 25 x 25 x27cm cube in a timber frame. In frustration i started looking on youtube. After lots of complicated tutorials yours popped up! Hallelujah 😁❤️😚
Oooo. So old placemats can be used to line the insides. I am officially inspired. The grass mats and fabric make sense to me.
God bless you! Awesome job.
I love the idea of using old placemats!
This is the best video about making organizing baskets, I've ever seen!
Thanks
I've used this tutorial many times and even suggested it to others. Thank you for sharing; it has helped me so much with storage.
Girl you rock.😀this is the easiest way how to cover a box . You made my day🙏🏻😁🥰
Moving boxes and a new place... sounds like the perfect marriage! You have all the materials AND the need to organize a new space.
I was trying to think of low cost ways to organize my apartment and thought how great it would be to have fabric bins to store sweaters, bed sheets, etc., but I am not about to pay what they cost if I were to buy them. Then I remembered making fabric covered boxes when I was a kid. After watching this video I remember how easy it is to do and plan to make a few of these soon. I think I'll cover the interior of the boxes with self-adhesive contact paper and put a framed label/pull on the front of mine. I might even use some batting to make it soft and padded. I see so many creative possibilities with this idea. Thanks for posting this how-to video!
I was going to buy storage boxes next week. I won't anymore!!! I'm so happy I found your channel. I subscribed! thank you very much for sharing your inexpensive ideas!
Yay! So glad you were able to save money. And thanks so much for subscribing :-)
That was the quickest and easiest way of wrapping the box with fabric I've seen so far. That was great, thank you for that. And you're funny, so that's a plus :) A suggestion, instead of using paper inside the box, how about the scrap of fabric you tossed aside earlier. I think that would look pretty too.
Also, LOVED the fabric!!!
I've watched several of these tonight and yours was the best. You explained everything very well and didn't complicate it! Thank you! Your awesome!
Thanks so much Raechel. I try to keep things as easy as possible and try to use stuff I have on hand. Life's already complicated enough as it is.
This is amazing! I've been trying to make this little box but I couldn't find out how to sew the fabric around the box because all of my friends and all of the artists I've been talking to kept telling me I have to sew the fabric around the box and I was determined to not have to! This is so great, thank you~
Oh my goodness, you are great. You talked to us just like you're one of us. That I appreciate. Fixing to watch more of your videos.
First - that fabric is AWESOME! Second - you are hilarious! Three - great tutorial! I just moved. Guess what I have a TON of...empty, sturdy, cardboard boxes in all kinds of size! Thanks for the tip!
Lovely, informative, and you do a great job showing every step without skipping and making sure we see what you are doing. You should teach. Thx! God bless
I've been looking for an organizer for all my makeup but the big acrylic ones are so expensive...I can't wait to try this.....I'm on a mission....Thank you for the video. You got me inspired!
Watching you handling those glue guns, you’re kind of the Lara Croft of DIY. Really enjoyed your vid, very entertaining. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I'm creating a craft room and this is going to save me a lot of money. Thank you.
+Janette Reibsome Way to be frugal Janette! Now you can love your crafting space... and invest your savings on your craft supplies instead :-)
Moving is such an exciting challenge. You get a chance to change everything again, yay! Don't forget to take the time to evaluate whether or not you "need" all of that "crap", I make my hubby watch hoarders with me when we clean our office, it helps haha
I like how you put the plain copy paper on the inside. I like that much better than using more material.
Joquena, great tutorial! I covered a cardboard box with red fabric (my favorite!) & glued a red & white polka dot wide ribbon around the trim of the box. Adds a lot of color and cheer to my shelf! Thanks for sharing!
I have seen your videos for the first time ever and it seems is going to become a "Netflix" Marathon LOL I have seen three already and I don't need the boxes on this one LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL you sure make it fun, I think I am your lost, lost sister...
So glad I'm not the only one who binge watches on Netfix :-) Thanks for subscribing, and appreciating my out there sense of humor!
So glad you did this video! I've been looking for it forever! Thank you thank you from those of us who don't sew, you're amazing.
Your welcome, and who needs to sew in a world with hot glue guns hahah!
Clear, easy to understand video:) I've watched a few like this but yours is the best I've seen so far. Nicely done!
Shamika Taylor Ahhhhh... thanks Shamika! I try to keep things as simple as possible :-)
I have made several of these in the past, which I recently lost due to flooding in my area. I also used furniture upholstery fabric samples; from my local furniture store. Because the fabric samples are typical smaller, I just cut & sewed several pieces together, making a fabric scrap box. If I can figure out how to send attached a photo of mine when I replace them.
I also, thought I would share a few tips I have learned over the years.
As I was watching, I noticed your box was caving in a little with the pressure. In order to help the box s from - I took some spare cardboard squares the size of the boxes. I sliced up the middle to the center, criss crossed so they made the letter "X". Then inserted in box. Then apply the fabric to the outside, when finished, remove the "X" and finish with the inside.
For the middle, I again cut cardboard squares the size of the box, including another one for the bottom, which was also cut a little bit small. I then covered with contrasting fabric.
I got to cut fabric a couple times working at walmart and let me tell you it was very satisfying so I totally get it
Very nice, I liked the bottom the way you did it. From my screen it looked like a kaleidoscope, very pretty. I made a box with the inside fabric also. I just cut a long oblong piece of fabric (proper with & length), turned the edges under & clued! Thank you for your demo., it is easy to follow! LOL Judie
Good video for beginners. Love your attitude . Lots of ideas now, thanks x
you're really good at that, i bet when you wrap presents they look amazing!
+Justine Godfrey Only when the toddler doesn't "help me" haha!
Cool helped me cover a mini stage for my kids to do pupept shows
loved this lesson! you are so much fun and so upbeat...am subscribing
Yes, I've wanted one of the table from the fabric store too! Thanks for the tutorial.
There are so MANY things I've wanted from the fabric store haha!
Great how to., such a friendly video with just a hint of silliness.
Paula I'm so glad you enjoyed my "hint of silliness" :-) What can I say I just can't resist the funnies!
I've seen people use spray adhesive so I'm sure that would work just fine. Just make sure to really protect your work area (or maybe even do outside) because spray products go everywhere! I'm still finding residue from the last time I used spray paint!
II tried to using the sewing technique on a few boxes a couple years ago and they were never as strong, and WAY more work. I’m hope your boxes look fabulous. Make sure you LOVE your fabric, you’ll be staring at it for a long time :-)
Hi, TFS. Great idea and I will use this idea but I was wondering what you thought about using a spray adhesive in strips or rows to adhere the fabric? This would work great for the Legos in my boys' rooms.
Thanks,
Kellie
I work at a fabric store, I LOVE when people bring in the physical item they are covering. It makes it way easier. Last shift I got to see a really cool antique chair bottom that still had the original label on it. 😊
Excellent! Even my 8 year old daughter could do it after watching ur video
are they durable? tge look fantastic., I love the idea
Love this demo! I usually get burned when I am using the glue gun .So I keep a plastic container with ice and water - this way I can immediately dunk my fingers in and cool them right away. Thank you for the video. I am going to cover some of those "photo" boxes that can be bought at the craft stores. Using some pretty little girl fabric for the grand daughters and stuff them with Easter Goodies!
Love, love this idea. Will definitely do this. Thank you. btw really like the fabric! Edit: Spray adhesive worked better for me. Still great!
I also want to sneak behind the counter and cut along that metal groove--you aren't the only one! Lol! Thanks for the video-great inspiration and how-to
Very cool! I got some decorative boxes after Christmas. I've been looking for a way to cover the Christmasy part so I can keep them out all year. This is just the thing I was looking for... thank you so much ❣️
That was an excellent video you’re a great teacher instructor thank you the only thing different that I would do is on the bottom I would cut a piece of cardboard that fit and I would cover it with fabric and then just place it inside. It’s just beautiful.
Sandrea that is a great idea! That would make it like those collapsible fabric cubes. Thanks for sharing.
This was awesome. I am doing it for my craft room. So excited.
Yay! Setting up a crafting space is hands down one of the most exciting organizing projects there is :-)
Thank you! I got it at hobby lobby they don't have as much variety as Jo Ann's but they sure do have some cute stuff.
Would fabric glue work? Like the liquid stitch stuff?
Hi! I'm a new subscriber! Just found your channel. I love your down to earth personality 😊! I like that you showed that we can customize our organizers. Fabric is a great way to decorate!
Thanks for subscribing and joining the Modern Homemakers personality Charlene! I hope your organizers turned out beautifully :-) Fabric has endless possibilities, it's one of my favorite mediums.
Love your video , you made it so easy! You are so funny too! A bonus! Thanks for the video!
+Kathy Wade Thanks Kathy! If only my kids found me as humorous haha
I did cover a box with fabric, and added pockets, inside and out, since I have supply's , I can use the pockets too. Thanks again for the inspiration.
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I love your video. I'm going to be checking out some of your other videos now. Thank you for sharing
If you cute a long rectangular strip and iron the ends under you could do the inside, and then cut a square and iron the ends under neatly for the bottom. It would be more work than the paper but I bet it would look beautiful. You could use a contrasting color and it would be even more fun!
I've been trying today to find something like this in the shops,without success.Thanks for your clear instructions,just a couple of qustions-1,I have never yet used my wee glue gun,is this a good project to start off with,or too tricky? 2,Why are you using two glue guns? 3,Is it just ordinary glue sticks that you put in the gun? Many thanks :-)
LOVE this!!! Thank you. Making one today. I have tons of card stock. I am wondering if I can use it as the liner.
I made two of these with matching throw pillows, for my granddughters bed room. She loves them.
Ooooh I love how you added the matching pillows Glenda! One of the best things about making your own is how much easier it is to coordinate a room. If you can't buy it, you can always make it 💖
What a great idea! Now I see umpteen videos demonstrating covering things with fabric. I'm always late to the game.
It's all about re-purposing stuff so you can save money and get exactly what you want :-)
very cool
this helped me out alot! I'm making a diy wedding card box & needed to know how do they make the fabric so flat. also a TIP for you if you put a dot of glue on the glue stick & stick it in the gun it won't be falling out all the time
+Ashley Garces Does this glue the new glue stick to the old one? Color me intrigued!!!
Wow! That's the best tip I've learned all year!!!
WOW THANK YOU so much I been searching for bins to fit a cabinet I have great idea
well done young lady ! greetings from Algeria :)
khawla kaw Thank you, ESPECIALLY for calling me young hahah :-)
Modern Homemakers you are very welcome my dear
I just love your attitude....
Great video, thank you. I use contact paper from the dollar store. It's great with kids and pretty durable plus I can wipe it off. And now the big box of wipes or diapers(very sturdy) have a new life.
I wish we had a Michaels... the closest one is over an hour away so I haven't been in years. It's amazing how all the different stores have such different stuff! Variety, the crafter's dream :-)
Thanks this is very good. From watching this video I am going to attempt to do a 3 tier round wedding card box. I've only used a glue gun once in my life. This video was very helpful because now I know how to use one on fabric.
+GY 1234 You are cracking me up because you sound just like my sister who is afraid to even look at someone using a glue gun :-) Just remember it gets really hot so you don't burn yourself and I'm sure you'll do great!
Love this idea. Was wondering if stay adhesive glue would work too...your thoughts???
I bet it would work just fine, it's always I good frugal idea to substitute for what you have on hand.
thanks a lot , I didn't use material pieces since I had so many felt pieces. It came out great.
Very clever & cute!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Loved your video, thanks for making it easy and right to the point. Bubbly personality 😊😉
Ahhh and thanks for leaving such a lovely comment Elizabeth :-)
Could you do this with rapping paper and glue or tape instead of hot glue as supposed to the fabric?
your so much fun to watch I will definitely be doing this for my baby organizer
would these work for books? looking for something cheap for my classroom.
I like to multitask and do laundry while I'm watching videos then no time is wasted!
What size is the box you made? Looks similar to what I'm wanting so your Yard of Fabric per box may be the answer I'm looking for! Thanks!
Thats lovely fabric!
Wow that was easy! Thanks for the video. Btw what kind of fabric did you use? Is it a linen cloth?
She is the Rosanne of crafting. Lol love it.
Hello Dear,
what's difference between the 2 wax guns?
you explain very good and easy way. Thank you
Wouldn’t spray advise or modge pogh glue faster?
This is perfect! I just moved into our new house and was trying to find some cute ways to organize all of my crap haha. thanks!!!
great and fast. thank you. I love to reuse and repurpose. nice job
I'm so glad you liked :-) What room are you organizing?
my art studio. I am a painter and there is always something to store. The visual aspect is important to me. thanks for the idea
new subbie Your channel has everything from how to put on lip gloss to covering a couch.Lu. luv luv I was trying to cover boxes for school and damn Ive been on here looking @ Thanks for all your Ideas ..
So glad you've subscribed :-) yeah, there's a bit of everything on here. I just like so many different subjects haha Good luck with your boxes, I'm sure they'll be gorgeous!
I have not used the fabric method, but I've covered boxes in self-stick wallpaper. My wallpaper boxes are durable and can be wiped clean.
Do you have to make adjustments to create a matching lid?
Thank you... simple, easy and so cute
Such a beautiful fabric
Hi, great video, I just have one question for you before I start my own storage box, does the fabric stick on the tape you used inside the box with that glue?
+Kad Fayrouz Good question Kad, sorry I didn't see right away. Yes, the glue will bond easily with the duct tape and with the cardboard box :-)
Modern Homemakers thnx :)
I've been looking for this video for a long time and finally found
Thank you for this great idea
Love this! You made it so easy and effortless!!
Question the corner at the bottom didn't make the box wobble?
Would spray adhesive work?
You're funny. I always want to use their cutting table too. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! I'm making a box for my dad's walker. The wire basket that came with it is pretty useless, as small items fall through. We tried adding store-bought fabric boxes, but, of course, none are quite the right size. Anyway, I need to add handles to attach the box to the sides of the walker. Any suggestions?
Stephanie, first off I apologize that it has taken me so long to respond, because you've probably already figured something out. But, on the off chance you're still struggling with this very real problem I would recommend sewing rectangular strips of fabric that are able to attach to the metal wire rungs. If you did that on both sides, you would be able to keep it in place, as well as remove if you needed to collapse the walker for storage or to put in the car and such. My grandma uses a walker and has a lot of coffee spills, so it would probably also be useful to consider ways to make things washable, or at least wipeable. Maybe a vinyl insert?
You are hilarious! I love it! I was expecting a boring video about Uber exciting boxes 📦
You also look like the brunette from the tv show two broke girls 🌈♥️🤟🏻🤙🏻
1- I’m all for diving into a project, I think that’s the best way to learn things. Even if you botched it (which I don’t think you will) you’re only out a couple bucks. You’ll get your hot glue gun experience pretty fast in this project.
Can we use fevicol too will it atick the fabric
Really awesome easy things.well done .thanks
These are cute. I wonder if you could use spray glue. :) That may make it a little easier. But thanks for the idea
Thanks for the great video! It helped me greatly!
What and where is this fabric from? I love it!!!
It was from Hobby Lobby, they have some of the cutest fabric even though the store itself is much smaller than Jo Ann's I always find plenty of things I want! What types of crafts do you like to do?
A little bit of everything. Painting my bathroom now. Working in my kids room building loft beds (didn't know how much work it was). Building stuff out of wood. Sewing....the list goes on!!! I was in Hobby Lobby yesterday. I didn't see it but I was focused more at coordinating fabric for my bathroom. I painted my white baskets coral. The main walls are almost Tiffany blue and the encave where the tub is is a charcoal color. Gonna be doing a canopy over it. I get over my head I have so many ideas.😁. Thanks for replying.
Great video! Can u do a tutorial on how to cover a circular box? Thanks.
That sounds fun... just be warned I'm slow to follow through but I do try to get around to requests eventually :-)
I was laughing when you said take your box to the fabric store lol! They may think your trying to shop lift the fabric as you hold the fabric up to the box ,love the video thank you.I've never used a glue gun .
Thank you so much!! I have wanted to organize my sons room but, I am unwilling to buy a bunch of $30.00 boxes. I have his toys in card board boxes but, they it looks so ugly. I can't wait to buy some fabric and try this. Thank you again.