I bought a new pair of shoes...of course I had to do something with the box.
I found this very pretty contact paper at Target. This is a quick and simple project to beautify any box you have in the house.
I rolled out the contact paper and laid the lid on top of the back side of the paper. I then left enough to wrap around the edges and cut the contact paper.
In order to wrap the edges neatly, I cut the paper to each corner.
I wrapped from one side to the other and then folded over the final side.
After I was done with the lid, I repeated the same steps for the bottom of the box.
How simple is that?
Perfect for my daughter to keep some stuff in.
-Judy
Fabulous...as usual!!...xo, Mariaelena
ReplyDeleteJudy, my Mother use to do stuff like this she never wanted to throw thing away... I still have some of them Your contact paper is way prettier than the old ones. have a good weekend
ReplyDeletePattie
lovely!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Love the paper you chose.
ReplyDeleteThat IS really pretty paper. You did a great job on covering it and I'm so glad you showed the steps, 'cause I'm horrible at it.
ReplyDeleteOnly two more years before Target makes its way up here *sigh*
Great paper, Judy! I love doing things with shoeboxes because they offer so much storage potential. This turned out really pretty and not only did you get a storage piece out of it, you recycled and reused!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love that paper! Such an easy upcycle. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative about repurposing things Judy! After seeing you use the ribbon from the Ann Taylor bag, this project doesn't surprise me at all. LOL! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
So pretty and I love that paper!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous...and such an easy one. I 'll try this real soon.
ReplyDeleteYou make it look easy, but believe it or not, I find covering boxes hard. Especially with contact paper.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'll try again...
*sigh*
=)
Love how that turned out! I have never seen Contact paper so pretty!
ReplyDeletepretty. I'm sure I would mess it up somehow.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Fabulous!!!!!!!! A must try now cause you made it seem so easy! Thanks
ReplyDeletethat is almost exactly how I would do it. it's certainly easier and no measuring involved. great tip.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
Very smart! I never thought of using contact paper...
ReplyDelete~JamieS@ Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
This has such shelf appeal. What a lovely shade of green.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat paper, the box looks fabulous. I need to do that with some of the boxes and then have some chic looking storage. Great idea. Thanks also for your comment on the lamps. I was just stunned at how the brass looked. It really did change everything. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteLove to see things repurposed!~Ames
ReplyDeleteNow this is one of those projects where I see it, smack my hand to my forehead and think "Duh, now why didn't I think of that?".
ReplyDeleteThis is such a BRILLIANT idea!
Contact paper is not my friend! Anytime I have tried to work with it, it gets all stuck together and I cannot get it "unstuck"! I have used wrapping paper and glue to do this. I love to make something out of "nothing". I love your contact paper. These are as pretty as some that I have seen in high-end stores.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! That contact paper is lovely!! :) Thanks for linking up to this week's Catch a Glimpse party!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteAnyone that can control contact paper is a hero in my book. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteIt wrinkles. I pull. It rips. I get the tape. It looks horrible. I hide it in the trash.
Yeah.
That's who contact paper and I get along.
But you, of course, are the master of the contact paper, too!
I bow down to your superior decorating talents!
Neat treasure box.
Thanks for sharing it.
A+