Tutorial : No Sew Fabric Covered Boxes with Jackie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2020
- Learn how to cover any size box with fabric.
Supplies used:
Fabric - stitchinpost.com/collections/...
HeatnBond Lite stitchinpost.com/products/hea...
Mighty Steam Iron - stitchinpost.com/products/mig...
Ironing Mat - stitchinpost.com/products/9-x...
Rotary Cutter - stitchinpost.com/search?type=...
Kai scissors - stitchinpost.com/products/kai...
Spray Mister - stitchinpost.com/products/spr...
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Just finding this on February 2, 2023. Thank you so much! I think this is wonderful. A great way to reuse boxes instead of adding to the landfill. Blessings.
Glad it was helpful!
Kind of long but the instructions are fabulous and the idea is fabulous.....thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome tutorial! I just stumbled upon it serendipitously. I was prepared to sew box covers but it takes longer and is more fiddly so I was looking for another way of doing it. I absolutely love this method for covering a box. Brava! Thank you. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
I love this demo...the instructions were so easy to follow! I have done 3 boxes , but without lids. I lined one that very shallow one with "contact" paper over very thin cardboard cut to fit, which should be easy to replace later. The other 2 were shipping boxes about 9×12". Those I have lined with a boxed bottom style fabric liner that fits snuggly and can be removed to wash. I have kept all of them, but plan on making a few to give away, too.
Wonderful!
GREAT demo Jackie & a way to recycle boxes
Thank you
Nice boxes Jackie 😜. Love seeing you on here cuz I miss you
Thank you! 🤗
Loved this video! Thanks! Now to find all the boxes!
Have fun making them!
This is a great tutorial! I want to make a set of them using the same material so they all look alike.
Go for it!
Great idea... so cute!
Thank you! 😊
Thanks. Love it
Glad you like it!
Very clever!
Thank you!
Shoe boxes would be great!
Yes!
Wonder clips might help with those tabs on the cover. Thanks for the great video!
Good idea!
Imagine a whole shelf of Tula Pink fabric boxes, oh my God that would be so gorgeous.
Great idea!
You could use a little fabric glue stick on those tiny tabs to hold while ironing on the top of box. 😊
Thanks for the tip!
Just make an X to find the center of the box top!
Good tip, thanks
I was a bit confused because I'm not doing this side box and or course not this fabric. I wish you had shown the cutting of the fabric.
Hi DeJo,
Jackie is offering this information to help you create your box:
Bottom of box.
Thank you, I always wondered how to do this. Ain’t TH-cam great?
Yes it is!
I very much enjoyed this video and will save it for future reference. It leaves me with two questions: (1) You didn't finished (hem or fold under) any of the edges. Is that because the HeatnBond prevents any fraying? (2) I am, however, in search of direction, instruction, etc. on covering a hinged box with fabric. Can you help me with that?
Hi Barbara. Yes the HeatnBond will prevent fraying. As for covering a hinged box we don't have any different instructions. I would guess you could simple cut around the hinges to remove the fabric but it's not something I've tired. Good luck.
What is the little iron you’re using and does it work well?
It's the Mighty Steam Iron from Dritz. We love it and use it often, gets nice and hot. You can find it here stitchinpost.com/mighty-steam-iron-from-dritz
Do you line the boxes? If yes with what?
No we don't line the boxes.
Where do you get those scissors?
We have them on our website. They come from Japan. Here's a link stitchinpost.com/search/?q=kai
Can't we just use Elmer's glue?
The method we use makes sure the fabric is perfectly smooth and adheres to the entire surface of the box for a seamless professional look. We haven't tried Elmer's but from using craft glues in the past I would guess that it would be pretty hard to get the same finish and longevity.