Am hereby posting few of the art from waste projects I did to help organize my home.....I personally love BLACK....So most of them will have a black touch ...I just happened to grab a set of black gift wrappers with vibrant color waves in a shop and i just wanted to use them in all of my projects...so here it goes
The boxes are cut out from waste shoe box and is painted black.To cover the edges I used gift wrapper and in the junction I used glitter gel to give a beaded look and just put a tag[user manual and warranty card] on them .....The shape of the user manual box makes it easier to gain access to the contents
I use this box to store A4 sheets[cardstock,foam sheets, handmade paper etc...]....This is made from a cardboard box that had kids play items( I think it was play-doh clay set)..pretty sturdy one...Just wrapped them with gift wrapper
These are made from junk cardboard pieces from my stash.....I used glitter sheets to give it a night effect....I stuck them using foam tape in kitchen and I use sticky notes to write down day to day needs in it and just grab those checklist on the go....This way I keep track of the groceries...The cute little pen stand has a set of sticky notes, a pen and a marker
This one's cut out of shoe box and I have wrapped them with newspaper(I prefer newspaper laden with pictures rather than writings )..Its a box for pamphlets and visiting cards....It has a segregation in the middle with a plain cardboad piece
Mugs are really famous these days(esp printed ones) as they are one of the perfect gift option and I had 2 to 4 boxes at my home....so I decided to do these mini drawers to store glitters ,beads,charms, buttons etc...Mug boxes are perfect to make drawers because of their compactness.I have used newspaper to cover them...And even the pull-out knob is made using newspaper and I have painted it black
These holders are made from kitchen paper rolls....I just cut them in half and put a circular cardboard piece at the bottom and wrapped them with gift wrapper ...there you go....2 holders ready in a jiffy
Again the same concept of boxes....I just use it to store stamp sets, stencils etc....
The boxes are cut out from waste shoe box and is painted black.To cover the edges I used gift wrapper and in the junction I used glitter gel to give a beaded look and just put a tag[user manual and warranty card] on them .....The shape of the user manual box makes it easier to gain access to the contents
I use this box to store A4 sheets[cardstock,foam sheets, handmade paper etc...]....This is made from a cardboard box that had kids play items( I think it was play-doh clay set)..pretty sturdy one...Just wrapped them with gift wrapper
These are made from junk cardboard pieces from my stash.....I used glitter sheets to give it a night effect....I stuck them using foam tape in kitchen and I use sticky notes to write down day to day needs in it and just grab those checklist on the go....This way I keep track of the groceries...The cute little pen stand has a set of sticky notes, a pen and a marker
This one's cut out of shoe box and I have wrapped them with newspaper(I prefer newspaper laden with pictures rather than writings )..Its a box for pamphlets and visiting cards....It has a segregation in the middle with a plain cardboad piece
Mugs are really famous these days(esp printed ones) as they are one of the perfect gift option and I had 2 to 4 boxes at my home....so I decided to do these mini drawers to store glitters ,beads,charms, buttons etc...Mug boxes are perfect to make drawers because of their compactness.I have used newspaper to cover them...And even the pull-out knob is made using newspaper and I have painted it black
These holders are made from kitchen paper rolls....I just cut them in half and put a circular cardboard piece at the bottom and wrapped them with gift wrapper ...there you go....2 holders ready in a jiffy
Again the same concept of boxes....I just use it to store stamp sets, stencils etc....
This way we dont have to keep buying boxes to store our belongings(whatever it may be)...we can make our own at home with simple tools and yet creative and most importantly cost effective.
Thank you
Very nice Indhu.i don't know you are writing a blog.good job
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