Thank you for such a precise tutorial and for not stuffing the corners in all sloppy like a lot of the other videos I see. One safety note for the average TH-cam viewer: please use caution if using a flame to melt frays as spray glues are highly flammable. Still one of the best videos out there. Thank you!
I have been wanting to cover boxes with fabric but none of the tutorials I found helped like this one did. Just did my first box according to your instructions and it turned out perfectly! Thanks!
Hi TheCurlygurly14! Most craft stores sell spray adhesive, and some discount stores may also have it in their craft section. There are several brands but all seem to work basically the same way. Best of luck with your projects, and thank you for watching our videos!
Wow - that is perfect! I am kinda of a perfectionist and I've never tried to cover a box because I wasn't sure how to do it without getting all the bulk around the corners and stuff. This is great! I am looking forward to trying it now!
I have a metal tissue box holder that shows fingerprints like crazy! I'm going to use this method to cover it instead. I'll start with the top piece and starburst cut inside the oval opening to be able to fold those pieces inward to seal the opening. Then I'll move to your exaggerated plus sign with the two opposite sides wider for wrapping around the corners first. A suggestion...show what you're marking with a colored, disappearing seamstress' marker. I couldn't tell what you were doing until after the oversized plus was cut out. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent question! You could use a vase, if you can find one that fits snugly. If not, find a vase that's close in size, and add tissue paper between the vase and the box to stabilize the vase. Another option is a plastic liner; they're available in round and square and in varying sizes. Thanks for watching our videos!
Neat 👍 Loved your idea. And love florals 😊 So, winning combo. Please complete the process with a tutorial on how to line the inside of the box with minimum joints showing. Thanks !
Hi!! Just found your video. I have many different patterns of cloth, so looking forward to trying this. Just a question: I'm sure you work with some expensive and/or rare sorts of flowers, as well as daisies or carnations ( what I can envision putting in a cotton print box). If you were going to use orchids, lilies of the valley, roses, etc, have you tried covering a box with silk, satin, or velvet? Or any upscale fabric? Is the adhesive process the same? Or will the spray adhesive just soak through the fabric and ruin it? I wanted to ask before, I try the material and ruin it. Thank you in advance for answering. I know this video is severely years old.
Thanks I made two with boxes I already had :-) one was a feminine pad box lol hey those cost a lot finally good use, and the other was pasta boxes! Thank you so much for such an awesome idea!
Latoya, thank you for viewing our video! The procedure for covering the lid is the same, but, obviously, you will need less fabric for that, since the sides of the lid are short. I hope that helps!
Thank you for your positive comment, Karen! Boxes such as these should be available in most crafts stores. If you make your own, please share your results on our Facebook page here: url.frinfo.net/3
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Thank you for such a precise tutorial and for not stuffing the corners in all sloppy like a lot of the other videos I see. One safety note for the average TH-cam viewer: please use caution if using a flame to melt frays as spray glues are highly flammable.
Still one of the best videos out there. Thank you!
I have been wanting to cover boxes with fabric but none of the tutorials I found helped like this one did. Just did my first box according to your instructions and it turned out perfectly! Thanks!
Thank you sir for your very helpful tip. It was JUST what the doctor ordered. All the best!!!
Absolutely fabulous! So clear to understand, thank you.
thank you for the cutting process. i wasn't sure how to make the corners so neat. ..
Just what I need! I have many small boxes to wrap up and now I know how to do it. Thank you so much! Great tutorial!
So glad I found this video. Just getting ready to cover some boxes and this works with paper as well as fabric.
Hi TheCurlygurly14!
Most craft stores sell spray adhesive, and some discount stores may also have it in their craft section. There are several brands but all seem to work basically the same way.
Best of luck with your projects, and thank you for watching our videos!
Great tutorial
Wow - that is perfect! I am kinda of a perfectionist and I've never tried to cover a box because I wasn't sure how to do it without getting all the bulk around the corners and stuff. This is great! I am looking forward to trying it now!
I have a metal tissue box holder that shows fingerprints like crazy! I'm going to use this method to cover it instead. I'll start with the top piece and starburst cut inside the oval opening to be able to fold those pieces inward to seal the opening. Then I'll move to your exaggerated plus sign with the two opposite sides wider for wrapping around the corners first.
A suggestion...show what you're marking with a colored, disappearing seamstress' marker. I couldn't tell what you were doing until after the oversized plus was cut out.
Thanks for sharing.
I need to cover some boxes for a jewellery craft stall and this was extremely helpful, many thanks.
Your video is very good. I am a Chinese manufacturer of printing paper packaging products. Thank you for your sharing in your video
Thank you for your kind words! Glad we could help!
Excellent question! You could use a vase, if you can find one that fits snugly. If not, find a vase that's close in size, and add tissue paper between the vase and the box to stabilize the vase. Another option is a plastic liner; they're available in round and square and in varying sizes. Thanks for watching our videos!
Thank you for your kind words zoomcat54! We are glad it was helpful!
Thanks for such a great video!
Thank you for tuning in natural426!
Neat 👍 Loved your idea. And love florals 😊 So, winning combo. Please complete the process with a tutorial on how to line the inside of the box with minimum joints showing. Thanks !
Amazing tutorial. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the very helpful video.
This is such a helpful video, thank you.
excellent video, so helpful!
Our pleasure! Thank you for tuning in!
Hi!! Just found your video. I have many different patterns of cloth, so looking forward to trying this. Just a question: I'm sure you work with some expensive and/or rare sorts of flowers, as well as daisies or carnations ( what I can envision putting in a cotton print box). If you were going to use orchids, lilies of the valley, roses, etc, have you tried covering a box with silk, satin, or velvet? Or any upscale fabric? Is the adhesive process the same? Or will the spray adhesive just soak through the fabric and ruin it? I wanted to ask before, I try the material and ruin it. Thank you in advance for answering. I know this video is severely years old.
Great video well done and thanks!
Thanks I made two with boxes I already had :-) one was a feminine pad box lol hey those cost a lot finally good use, and the other was pasta boxes! Thank you so much for such an awesome idea!
Talmadge, Love your how-to on this. Do find find it best to use a square vase inside the box or do you find a liner can work?
Where did you get the box?
This was very helpful! So clear easy to follow! If I want to have an arrangement inside, what can I do to keep the box from getting soggy?
Do you have any tutorials on how to cover round boxes? Thanks.
Very lovely
Hi what is the name of the spray that your using .
i loved it..thank you
Happy to help! :)
Latoya, thank you for viewing our video! The procedure for covering the lid is the same, but, obviously, you will need less fabric for that, since the sides of the lid are short. I hope that helps!
Great video! I really want to try this
Where can I find the spray adhesive glue?
Very good ideas
Thank for VDO
where did you find your box.....great video, thanks.
Thank you for your positive comment, Karen! Boxes such as these should be available in most crafts stores. If you make your own, please share your results on our Facebook page here: url.frinfo.net/3
I can make my 🐱 a bed! ☺ im gonna get a soft quilt and a pillow from garage sales.
I'm so glad it's useful to you!
Lovely tutorial but couldn't hear your voice over the loud music. 😊
It was hard to see how he measured out the template....camera shot too far away to see the pencil line he was drawing.
Hi ceeloflo,
A liner can work fine, as long as it is sturdy and fits well. Thanks for watching!
I would measure the box first, then buy the fabric. That way you won't get too much fabric, or not enough.
Nice
Wish you had a screen shot looking down. It’s not clear what you are doing. Also using a plain color would be better
We can’t see what you are doing. 😩
Im sure you can build it too guys. Just look for Woodprix page
The volume isn't very clear. The music drowns your voice!
very detailed plans for that I found on stodoys.
Woodglut is nice for that.
I did something like this a month ago with plans from Woodglut.
Am I only one that can't hear him
this sucks
Sorry this project wasn't to your liking--but thanks for tuning in! If you're interested in floral design projects, we have several other videos that may be more appealing. You can visit our channel here: th-cam.com/users/FloristsReview