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Cute DIY Epoxy Jewelry Box With A Photo

Cute DIY Epoxy Jewelry Box With A Photo
Need an awesome jewelry box? Here’s an idea from abeautifulmess.com! You’ll need a small wooden jewelry box, paint or wood stain, painter’s tape, an epoxy kit, photo paper, Mod Podge, Canon PIXMA MG7720 Printer. Paint your box, then print your picture and cut it to the size. Glue the photo to the top of the... 
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10 DIY Trinket Boxes In Various Colors And Shapes

10 DIY Trinket Boxes In Various Colors And Shapes
A trinket box is what every girl needs at any age: we all have lots of various staff that we need to keep in order – jewelry, sewing things, make up and various little things that we all like. Choose a material you have at hand or know how to work with, and the shape... 
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7 Cool DIY Boxes For Thanksgiving Pie Favors

7 Cool DIY Boxes For Thanksgiving Pie Favors
A whole pie or a piece of it is a traditional favor for any Thanksgiving party, and i’m sure that every your friend or relative will be happy to receive one. Prepare tasty pumpkin pies and some boxes to pack them up for your guests. Don’t have any? Then look at the tutorials below to... 
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DIY Bathroom Storage Bags From Fabric

DIY Bathroom Storage Bags From Fabric
These bathroom storage bags are right what you need to organize all the stuff you have! Prepare thick white cotton, metallic silver-iron on vinyl, a sewing machine, white machine thread, scissors, an iron, all purpose glue, cork sheet or really thick card, tape measure, a compass. Cut the thick cotton material into rectangles, considering how... 
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DIY Fabric Storage Box With A Handle

DIY Fabric Storage Box With A Handle
A storage box is a necessary thing in every home as it’s a perfect piece for storage and you can make in any style and color. To make one you’ll need a carton box, fabrics, cotton webbing, brads, 2 pcs, label plate & brads, ribbon, thick plastic sheet as the reinforced backing for the handle,... 
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DIY Foam Boxes And Bowls For Storage

DIY Foam Boxes And Bowls For Storage
These colorful containers are handy and lightweight and can be used for containing anything: fruit, colored pencil stash, stationery bits, or party treats. To make them you’ll need A4 size foam sheets 2mm, 3mm or 5mm thickness, fabric remnants, spray adhesive, paper brads, sheets of paper for templates. Decide which shape container you want to... 
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DIY Simple Cacti Embroidery Box

DIY Simple Cacti Embroidery Box
Wanna spruce up a usual box a little? There’s a cool idea from delineateyourdwelling.com, and you’ll need a wooden embroidery box, embroidery thread or yarn, embroidery hand needles, peacock embroidery scissors, paint in similar colors of thread. Read the whole tutorial in the source. 
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Refined DIY Crystal Knob Storage Boxes

Refined DIY Crystal Knob Storage Boxes
I like original knobs that attract attention to the piece you open, and if you like them, too, you’ll enjoy making these boxes with crystals that HomeyOhMy blog had shared! The supplies are wood boxes, white acrylic paint, a foam brush, gloss varnish, crystals and E6000 glue. You can use spray paint instead of acrylic... 
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Cute And Girly DIY Storage Boxes

Cute And Girly DIY Storage Boxes
Every girl needs charming storage boxes for her little things like jewelry, accessories, makeup and stuff. Let’s make a couple of cute ones! The supplies are a cardboard box, printed medium-weight fabric, PVA glue or Modge Podge, a clean paint brush or sponge, clothes pegs, labels, sharp scissors, pinking shears and white gesso paint. If... 
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Convinient DIY Cereal Box File Holders

Convinient DIY Cereal Box File Holders
If you work at home, you definitely have many files – and your kids who are going to school also. To keep them in order you will need: your cereal box, a marker, scissors, glue and some fabric. Draw lines using a pen or a marker. Make two dots, 3 inches from the bottom and... 
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