Looking looking for suggestions to refurbish a wicker clothes hamper.

The bottom braiding has come off and it's starting to fray in the front. I currently can't take a picture of it so I've included a Stock photo.
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  • Annie Annie on Sep 30, 2017

    If you still have the braiding, can you glue it back on? Otherwise, maybe find some other trim that you like and would compliment the hamper...then glue that to the edge.

  • 17335038 17335038 on Oct 01, 2017

    Staple easy-to-vacuum dense fabric or easy-to-clean vinyl over the old wicker. You will need to fold the edges under first, so that they do not fray, and to use a heavy duty stapler, to ensure that the staples are strong enough to go through the thick layers.

  • Anita Anita on Oct 01, 2017

    they sell many edgings in the fabric stores.. ruffles and wider trims. If you can't find one wide enough buy enough to double it.. Hot glue gun might be the best option.. If the wicker is fraying the hot glue gun would help stop that..

    depending on the look you are after..

  • Yvonne Straight Yvonne Straight on Oct 01, 2017

    This was an ugly pink hamper! I spray painted all exposed trim, then took decorator fabric and covered the lid and the wicker. trim can then be glued on exposed edges to finish it.

  • Donna C. Donna C. on Oct 01, 2017

    I didn't refurbish mine but I did stay paint it dark grey and put it on my porch. We use it for recycling. It is way nicer then the bin the trash co. gives you and it's close by.

    • Ellis Ellis on Oct 02, 2017

      That's a great idea! I hope you don't mind if I steal it; it would be handy for gardening tools, etc., too.

  • Linda Wood Yount Linda Wood Yount on Oct 01, 2017

    Paint and some cute trim