I break big ones down and use to put on my garage floor for paint and arnish projects. Little ones I save. My girlfriends and I ship craft supplies to each other all the time, boxes can get expensive!
I usually take the top parts of the box off and then cover the box in contact paper. Then I put dvd's in some boxes and books in others. I then stack the covered boxes on a shelf.
1.They are great to spray paint small projects, especially in the winter, when you cannot do this outside.
2.When painting walls, woodwork - keep your cans brushes in these , to prevent spilling.
3.When transporting plants in the car. If the soil spills out, just throw the box out.
4. Keep a box in a spare room, basement. Throw items that you want to donate to charity in there as you find them, try the outfit on and think no...etc. When it fill sup put it in the car and out it goes.
5. Save nice clean ones. When you are taking a dish of food to a destination, place it in a box. That way, anything happens, it will spill out in the box, not your car.
Our local pizza parlor places an small, white, three-legged, plastic disk in the middle of pizzas to go. to keep the lid from touching the hot pizza. They look like...
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I do volunteer work for the Salvation Army and we get tons of earrings and so many do not have matches. Does anyone have any ideas on crafts that we could do to repur...
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I have several that we use for pop cans to be crushed and tools I have hidden in a closet. What other uses can people come up with? I'm winding up with lots of these ...
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I've been hanging on to these huge 2 quart pickle jars FOREVER. They're taking up ALOT of real estate in my kitchen cabinet. Since my creativity has gone kapoot I nee...
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I have my mothers old wedding gown. I can't bring myself to get rid of it because it meant a lot to her. What can I do with it? Is there someone I could take it to...
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A customer where I worked refused the offer of a coffee cup carrier because she had enough in her car and she hadn't seen anything on Pinterest to craft them into som...
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I break big ones down and use to put on my garage floor for paint and arnish projects. Little ones I save. My girlfriends and I ship craft supplies to each other all the time, boxes can get expensive!
I usually take the top parts of the box off and then cover the box in contact paper. Then I put dvd's in some boxes and books in others. I then stack the covered boxes on a shelf.
1.They are great to spray paint small projects, especially in the winter, when you cannot do this outside.
2.When painting walls, woodwork - keep your cans brushes in these , to prevent spilling.
3.When transporting plants in the car. If the soil spills out, just throw the box out.
4. Keep a box in a spare room, basement. Throw items that you want to donate to charity in there as you find them, try the outfit on and think no...etc. When it fill sup put it in the car and out it goes.
5. Save nice clean ones. When you are taking a dish of food to a destination, place it in a box. That way, anything happens, it will spill out in the box, not your car.
https://www.pinterest.com/joannathatcher/re-purposed-cardboard-boxes/
You can cover them in rope and make a fake sisal rope box- for storage