Sew or Stick together your burlap into the shape you want. Then measure the back panel - front panel - Base - sides. Make, cut out shapes in heavy card (these can be covered if desired with Burlap or other material). Put in place when in use, or store flat. If you make at the sametime a tote bag you could also store the stiffeners inside when not in use.
Here's a link to several ideas.....mostly bins but also some baskets that you can use with burlap or fabric to store things. Enjoy....lots to absorb! :)
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Sew or Stick together your burlap into the shape you want. Then measure the back panel - front panel - Base - sides. Make, cut out shapes in heavy card (these can be covered if desired with Burlap or other material). Put in place when in use, or store flat. If you make at the sametime a tote bag you could also store the stiffeners inside when not in use.
Here's a link to several ideas.....mostly bins but also some baskets that you can use with burlap or fabric to store things. Enjoy....lots to absorb! :)
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/531495193499373533/
I don't know how to make it collapsible but you can hot glue burlap onto a cardboard box.
There's a really cute one you can make out of a drop cloth! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxLkjRZbCZc