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Today I’m going to share with you my most recent up cycle project- restoring delapatated old boxes!
I started by cutting out cardboard inserts to line the box.
After hot gluing the cardboard in place, I cut out my fabric to cover the box.
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Some more hot glue and careful tucking… Voila! Almost like new!
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So there you have a very brief glimpse at how I recovered these old fabric storage boxes… Some of them are over 10 years old, but now they have a second life… It feels good to save money, be resourceful, and to make something last!
Until next time!
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