Once again we come to you with a marvelous DOLLAR STORE DIY!!
I am sure you have strolled the aisles of The Container Store, Bed, Bath and Beyond or Target and seen those beautiful fabric baskets which always cost WAY more than you imagine they would. I know I have.
Well, these are VERY easy to DIY!
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Chelsey Nyberg
I was not deriding living on a budget. I simply thought it looked better as a basic laundry basket.
Duh Christy Nielsen !!
Lindsay Modin-Dykstra, these would be fun to do up for a pantry…
Creativesprit Pennycrest these are cute
It’s a purposely poorly setup website. I don’t use websites like this.
I LIKE THIS IDEA.. GREAT IN LAUNDRY ROOM. AND SMALL ONES IN BATH.
Ariel Roberts we have to make these!!!
great idea I’ll have to try this
So glad you posted that because I would love some of these right inside my back door to sit on my Washer & Dryer to put things in but still look pretty!! This way you can wash it when dirty!! Thanks!!
I do the same thing with used postal boxes (all the same size) and wallpaper cheap.. looks great and is cheaper.
here, so you don’t have to click thru:
FABRIC COVERED BINS
Supplies:
Spray adhesive
Dollar Store plastic basket bins
fabric
scissors
Directions:
According to talesfromacottage:
1. Measure enough fabric as if you were gift wrapping a present to cover the whole bin.
2. Spray the bottom of the bin generously with spray adhesive and place it in the middle of the fabric.
3. Cut diagonally into each corner from the edge of the fabric, stopping about half an inch or so before reaching the corner of the bin.
4. On two parallel sides, ( I chose the longest side of my bin), cut away the excess fabric on each side and fold, so as to create a nice straight line. Spray each fold with spray adhesive.
5. Spray adhesive on the smaller ends of the bin covering completely. Fold and smooth the angled pieces of fabric up along the sides of the bin, and even overlap onto the longer sides a bit. You may need to pull it off a couple of times until you get it nice and smooth. Repeat on the opposite short side of the bin.
Tina Maness might be something you might wanna try. Didn’t read how it was done.
You can get these at $1 store.
Mine had numerous ads and no click for “next page.”
I don’t care for click bait or ad heavy posts.
Dodi Phillips here’s a project as your knee recovers. Maybe not so labor intensive!
Yes!!
THANK YOU!
Our Dollar store only sells round baskets. 🙁 Tips anyone?
Wilda Hill Provo pretty!!
Yes indeed…..you can buy a basket that size cheaper at Ross or Burlington…….
Dawn Smith
Carla Evans Holly Allen
Holly Dickens
Cheaper in the long run to buy these type already made up.
Cute
Very cute!!!
They are lovely making some for my frantic and craft stuff. Yesss
Eileen Megan very cute
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf58964872.tip.html
Used to make these, but used a cardboard box, not a paper bag.
Great idea
Angel Borg,make these for your sewing/ craft room 🙂
Angel Borg
Very cool!
You can get gorgeous wicker baskets the same size at dollar general for like $4 .
Pictures? I cannot even get past first page…
Matteah Russell we could do this instead of buying them?
Why can’t they just post the idea without having to go through multiple pages? Can you share some new ideas? It’s the same things over and over again. Nothing new for this year.
I’d just do regular fabric wrap around small sturdy boxes..why waste a basket
Doris Jones this teaches u how LOL
Still looks like cheap s**t
No ads for me and I also just clicked on next page!
Awesome thanks for posting
I wrapped mine with burlap and stamped moose and bears on the front.
I am so going to do this!
I’m so doing this!
CLICK BAIT
I like this thank you for sharing
Cristy Michelle
Look Deb!!!!