Contact Paper Cardboard Box at Alan Burke blog

Contact Paper Cardboard Box. Here are 14 ways to use contact paper in your home. Covering a box with paper can turn it into a stylish storage solution or a unique gift box. This is a great way to create storage for an office space. I made these brass boxes using my old ipad boxes and some contact paper. Take some empty cardboard boxes in your desired size, cut off the flaps, and cover the outside in contact or wrapping paper. Add in a fabric lining to finish everything off, and you're ready to stow away your extra toiletries, toilet paper, or washcloths. Trace the lid of the box on the contact paper, then measure around the box about twice the height of the side of the lid. From pretty patterns to nature designs, wood grains and even paper that looks like tile, there are a lot of options to choose from. Create decorative storage solutions by embellishing inexpensive boxes with contact paper that coordinates with the surrounding room decor.

From pretty patterns to nature designs, wood grains and even paper that looks like tile, there are a lot of options to choose from. Create decorative storage solutions by embellishing inexpensive boxes with contact paper that coordinates with the surrounding room decor. Here are 14 ways to use contact paper in your home. Trace the lid of the box on the contact paper, then measure around the box about twice the height of the side of the lid. This is a great way to create storage for an office space. Add in a fabric lining to finish everything off, and you're ready to stow away your extra toiletries, toilet paper, or washcloths. I made these brass boxes using my old ipad boxes and some contact paper. Take some empty cardboard boxes in your desired size, cut off the flaps, and cover the outside in contact or wrapping paper. Covering a box with paper can turn it into a stylish storage solution or a unique gift box.

Paper covered cardboard mailing box Artofit

Contact Paper Cardboard Box Create decorative storage solutions by embellishing inexpensive boxes with contact paper that coordinates with the surrounding room decor. Add in a fabric lining to finish everything off, and you're ready to stow away your extra toiletries, toilet paper, or washcloths. This is a great way to create storage for an office space. Trace the lid of the box on the contact paper, then measure around the box about twice the height of the side of the lid. Take some empty cardboard boxes in your desired size, cut off the flaps, and cover the outside in contact or wrapping paper. Create decorative storage solutions by embellishing inexpensive boxes with contact paper that coordinates with the surrounding room decor. From pretty patterns to nature designs, wood grains and even paper that looks like tile, there are a lot of options to choose from. Covering a box with paper can turn it into a stylish storage solution or a unique gift box. I made these brass boxes using my old ipad boxes and some contact paper. Here are 14 ways to use contact paper in your home.