Hi all, Welcome back!!! Today am going to post the tutorial of making a desk organizer by using cereal boxes.
MATERIALS NEEDED:
Arrange the boxes in the ascending order of their height and glue them together.
Allow it to dry for sometime and then cover it up with gift wrapper.
Happy Crafting!!!
Submitting this project to :
Dream valley challenges - theme "Christmas"
Parade your Crafts challenge - theme " Christmas and winter projects"
The squirrel and the fox challenge - " Anything goes"
Itsy - Bitsy Challenge - " make it festive"
Fairy tale challenge - theme " recycled"
BGC blog hop
Through the craft room door challenge - " Anything goes"
Alphabet Challenge blog - " alphabet x for extraordinary
Sentimental Sundays - " Alter something"
MATERIALS NEEDED:
- Cereal boxes ( 2 nos)
- Gift wrapper
- scissors
- glue
- Embellishments for decoration
PROCEDURE:
Two similar cereal boxes are needed for this project. The varying heights of the three boxes are 9 inches, 7 inches and 5 inches respectively. You can have your own ratios.
Cut the first cereal box to the height of 9 inches from the bottom.
Take the second box and cut 7 inches from bottom. Fold the flaps of the remaining part , tape it to form the third box.
Arrange the boxes in the ascending order of their height and glue them together.
Allow it to dry for sometime and then cover it up with gift wrapper.
I folded a small piece of cardboard to create partition in the smaller box. . Now you can decorate this organizer of your choice.
I decorated it using foam roses, foam cut borders , glittering hearts and white pearls.
I use this decorative organizer to store my craft supplies. Thus a beautiful organizer, made by recycling boxes is ready to decorate your desk.
Happy Crafting!!!
Submitting this project to :
Dream valley challenges - theme "Christmas"
Parade your Crafts challenge - theme " Christmas and winter projects"
The squirrel and the fox challenge - " Anything goes"
Itsy - Bitsy Challenge - " make it festive"
Fairy tale challenge - theme " recycled"
BGC blog hop
Through the craft room door challenge - " Anything goes"
Alphabet Challenge blog - " alphabet x for extraordinary
Sentimental Sundays - " Alter something"
