I was on the hunt for a thin cotton Tartan plaid fabric and had no lucking finding what I wanted. My next move, was to look at my local craft store for a plaid scrapbooking paper. No luck there either. That's when it hit me! I searched for a free Tartan Plaid pattern image and found several!
I printed out all the patterns I loved with my inkjet printer. I have an HPD110 Photosmart. I used regular printer paper.
Tartan Plaid - Organizing Your Desk in Style
I love plaid, Tartan plaid to be exact!
This craft couldn't be easier! No skill needed to create a stylish way to organize anything that needs organizing on your desk, in your craft room or use for something else entirely.
See the full tutorial >>> http://todayscreativeblog.net/diy-tartan-plaid-desk-accessories/
This craft couldn't be easier! No skill needed to create a stylish way to organize anything that needs organizing on your desk, in your craft room or use for something else entirely.
See the full tutorial >>> http://todayscreativeblog.net/diy-tartan-plaid-desk-accessories/
Visit Today's Creative Life to find out where I downloaded my plaid papers. http://todayscreativeblog.net/diy-tartan-plaid-desk-accessories/
I measured my cans, trimmed my paper accordingly and used double stick tape. If your cans are bigger around than you have paper, just cut another piece and patch it together.
I measured my cans, trimmed my paper accordingly and used double stick tape. If your cans are bigger around than you have paper, just cut another piece and patch it together.
I didn't stop there, I also made coasters. I'll post my tutorial on those soon!
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Jerryon Mar 1, 2015i think you could also find some old socks with the right textures and colours and cut them to length and slide them over a can with some spray glue attached to it.
Joanny Rosarioon Jan 9, 2019That is a awesome idea..
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