Organization tips on how to use these 5 pretty fabric bin patterns for a more beautiful and organized home. Use the box to hold virtually anything like craft supplies, TV remotes, books, and more! Turn the box from boring into a fabric bin that will also bring a warm and cozy feeling into your home as well as show off your personal style.
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Lined Canvas Bin Made From Diaper Boxes – In dire need of a bin or new containers for the built-in shelves in our living room to hold things like DVD’s and remotes, a diaper box had precisely the dimensions. Here they are all gussied up!
Burlap Bin for Kitchen Storage – Darling burlap covered cardboard boxes leftover from a move and cut them down to the height of the space above the kitchen cabinets. A great way to make the box pretty!
The Box
Fabric Scrap Basket Tutorial – A very simple free pattern on how to make the box into a darling fabric bin or scrap basket.
Organization
Organization with circular drawstring boxes – Darling nesting round fabric box that have drawstrings to fully encase your items inside.
Stack & Nested Quilted Blocks Pattern – Use this pattern to make a set of four soft blocks that can be stacked, nested or used for storage and organization in the box.
More Organization Ideas:
- 12 Beautiful Storage Ideas {Organization Craft}
- The To Do List ~ 19 Lists To Try
- A Beautiful Way to Organize Your Closet
Thanks Ladies. I just adore fabric boxes and these are genius! Feel free to grab my I was featured on Tip Junkie blog button. You earned it! {{knuckle bumps}}
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Creating Memories that Endure,
Laurie
These boxes are the best! I love creative organizing…keeping things neat and pretty all at the same time.
I love your site! I’ve been a huge fan for years! Thank you for doing all this great work to make it easy for us to find great stuff, it really is appreciated!
Thanks
Laurie, have I told you lately that you’re the bomb? We can always rely on you to help us find exactly what we’re looking for; you’re right up there with Goggle, babe!
All the best from Cape Cod — where (sigh) we had three inches of snow last night. (Spring on Cape Cod: January, February, March, March, March, March, JULY!!!)
Judith Ann
Those were absolutely beautiful and functional too!!! What a dream! I am definitely going to keep those great ideas in mind. 🙂
My blog is ALL sewing (and embroidery) tutorials – and patterns designed to practice the skills learned in each lesson. I have a new sewing tutorial every week and loads of free patterns. The site is http://www.shinyhappyworld.com.
Love those nesting quilt block cubes. . .