Fabric covered storage boxes are so easy to make with some leftover shipping boxes and fabric squares.
Kathy Crytzer
Fabric covered boxes
Discover creative and stylish ways to organize your space with fabric covered boxes. Transform plain storage into a decorative statement while keeping your belongings tidy and easily accessible.
Don't throw old boxes out! Upcycle them into stylish storage. Glue fabric to the outside to create pretty fabric covered storage boxes.
Linda Yager
I talked to one of my aunts a while back and told her I would post a tutorial on how to wrap a box in fabric. It has been a while (maybe a ...
TÂMARA Amaro
Very talented crafter and CIW fan, Linda Kiddell, shared a beautiful craft project she was working on and we all thought it was so cool, we begged her to share how she did it! Linda was kind enough to demonstrate her method for making fabric-covered boxes. How to make a fabric-covered box step-by-step Linda’s Instructions:This will make a box 26x21x8 cm this is going to be a baby keepsake box. What You’ll Need: Book board or mat board Glue Sticks and a Glue Gun Fabric in coordinating colors…
Sandy Hamlin Parr
The organization experts at HGTV.com share easy directions for turning an inexpensive cardboard file box into a stylish fabric-wrapped storage bin that clears clutter all while looking cute.
Kelinn Wood
She glues fabric to each side of a cardboard box. Now watch what she does in her dining room! - You won't believe it was this easy! Are you getting organized in the New Year? You can easily make these adorable and functional fabric covered storage boxes t
Sherri T
A few months ago, I bought the perfect pair of boots. It only took trying on 500 pairs, but I found them finally. After I got my treasure home I debated what to do with the box, toss or keep. I tried to find something to fit in it and much to my surprise it...Read More
Lena Darart
Show off some gorgeous fabric and organize prized possessions with this adorable fabric keepsake box. Step-by-step instructions include a free downloadable PDF pattern.
Trish Fennessy
I always seem to have a lot of small toiletry items that I need but I don’t use every day. It works better for me if I can keep those corralled rather than scattered all about my bathroom closet. A fabric covered shoe box serves the purpose very well. I had previously purchased a couple from Tuesday Morning that my daughter uses for storage. One of the ones that I purchased is pictured below. I’ve always hesitated to throw away a sturdy shoebox with an attached lid! When I ran across this…
Beth Hancock
How to cover a box with fabric scraps.
Lou Rinner
