Cut 'n' Boss Design Team: Alexia Misso Cycle 12
Hi! Are you always looking for organization
ideas for your craft room? You have come to the right place! I created this
desktop organizer for my son because we have limited space and all his color
pencils, crayons, markers are always scattered all over the table (not to mention
my craft stuffs too!). So as soon as I finished this project, I know
I could definitely use another one of this.
Here are pictures for the finished project:
What you will need:
- Card boards
- Craft Knife
- Ruler
- Scissor
- Strong adhesives
- Hot Glue Gun
- Patterned Papers
- Sharpie Color Markers (Gold)
Step 1: Cut cardboard into following sizes and
wrap and glue pattern papers around each of them.
Step 2: Cut cardboard dividers, two of 4 3/4 x 2
1/8" and three of 3 1/4 x 2 1/4". Same thing, wrap and glue pattern
paper around each ones.
Step 3: Assemble cardboard pieces from Step 1 and
Step 2 together with hot glue gun, arrange the space you prefer with the
cardboard dividers. After that trace the shape of the sides (that looks like a
staircase design) and cut the shape out.
Spacing details:
- Second cardboard from the back is 1 1/2" apart from the
tallest cardboard (draw spacing on base cardboard)
- Third cardboard from the back is 3 3/4" apart from the
tallest cardboard
- Glue front and back card boards to the base cardboard
Step 4: Use H&R stencil 'BELIEVE' and mask
out the unwanted area for air-brushing. Remove masks and let dry completely.
Step 5: Die-cut with Cut 'n' Boss the word SPARKLE
and star shapes in gold foil card stock. Embellish the organizer.
Here,
you save some bucks by DIY this organizer and you can personalize it to the way
you want it! Don't forget, you also help saving the environment by reusing
those cardboard boxes you have. :) More importantly, you will have fun making
it and if you make it for your little one, they will appreciate your effort. My son
loves it so much he keeps thanking me whenever he uses it. It's all worth
it.
That's
all for today, I hope you like the project and see you next time. Have a
wonderful day!
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