Fabric covered boxes

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.

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…

How to cover a box with fabric scraps.

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 month or two) Sorry Auntie, hope you can forgive me. These are some of the first boxes I did. After doing these I came up with a easy way to cover the inside and outside of the box. These are the two boxes I started out with. Any size box will work, but they need to be sturdy. Step 1: I used two pieces of fabric. One for the outside, and one for the…

Storage boxes are always great to have around the house and when the designer gives you a great tutorial and it is FREE then we can all be happy sewers.

Start off the new year with a wardrobe cleanse, and try these fast and cheap DIYs to organize your closet so you actually see what you own.

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

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.

These DIY fabric covered boxes were made out of cardboard boxes. A great way to make your own inexpensive storage bins.

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 month or two) Sorry Auntie, hope you can forgive me. These are some of the first boxes I did. After doing these I came up with a easy way to cover the inside and outside of the box. These are the two boxes I started out with. Any size box will work, but they need to be sturdy. Step 1: I used two pieces of fabric. One for the outside, and one for the…