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But the appearance of the box began to bother me, I decided to ennoble it with the help of tubes. In addition, it was inconvenient to get nail polishes, because the height of the sides of the box is much larger. So I came up with a small shelf from an empty milk bag.
List of required materials:
1. Cardboard box.
2. A milk bag (or another smaller cardboard box).
3.Tubules (painted).
4. Scissors.
5. Awl.
6. Cloth or self-adhesive film for decoration.
Also, when using paper tubes, it is useful to have PVA glue on hand. Sometimes it is necessary to glue the edges, or glue the tubes together.
First I cut the top off the box, I don’t need it to close.
At the bottom, I marked with a pen, there will be racks.
The holes are made using a small awl, bought at a handicraft store.
In order not to stick the racks, I took long tubes and brought them from the inside out, each end passes into the holes located nearby.
Weaving starts from a corner folded in half by a tube, adding others to it as necessary.
Work went quickly, the box is small. In the upper part I tried a different type of weaving, then returned to the standard.
The bases of the uprights are visible from the inside, but this does not matter, I’ll cover them later.
In order not to spend extra time bending (a lot of ducts go to beautiful options), I simply cut the racks. Be sure to go over them with glue or varnish.
At the final stage, many use crumpled wallpaper, fabric. The decoration is glued to the bottom (with enough material and on the sides), the basket looks complete. I had a small roll of film.
The figure eliminates the need for accurate calculations to fit pieces to each other. The milk bag was also pasted. At the bottom there is a nail polish remover, a stamping pad, etc.
Now it’s clear where the varnish or remedy is. It became convenient to get the necessary things, the box looks much prettier.
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