Project 1: Ramen Noodle Box? Not Anymore!
$5
30 Minutes
Easy
This is not an original idea, to say the least.
Frankly, waay back in 1993 & 1994, I had no money that I could use towards fluff furnishings. But a nice sized box, and a can of spray paint made nice bedside tables (so long as nothing too heavy was placed on them). Nowadays, Duck Tape brand duct tape has a fantastic variety of colors & patterned tapes for infinite uses.
Frankly, waay back in 1993 & 1994, I had no money that I could use towards fluff furnishings. But a nice sized box, and a can of spray paint made nice bedside tables (so long as nothing too heavy was placed on them). Nowadays, Duck Tape brand duct tape has a fantastic variety of colors & patterned tapes for infinite uses.
Perfect size & shape for file folders
The sides were held together via some type glue. I simply "broke down" the box. Applied gold Duck Tape to the ends.
My sister's favorite color is purple (and I like it as well) so I covered the sides with a bright purple Duck Tape.
Used standard hot glue to refasten the ends. And Voila! A nice box to house self-laminating sheets, see-thru paper protectors for 3-ring binders, and medium sized, padded shipping envelopes (or a hanging file folder box).
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I am going to try this
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i have also used boxes for a lot of things they work great
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