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Friday, August 17, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Cereal box File Boxes
Get out of My head Please http://www.getouttamyheadplease.com/2011/08/cereal-box-to-paper-file-box/#
Today my daughter,with my guidance made file boxes out of cereal boxes. I had needed them to put papers in to be in order with need to do immediately , etc. I have been misplacing papers in a bad way. Now these will not win a beauty contest, but I had the supplies on hand and they will work for my needs. I can write on their backsides:
My daughter here made special paper to cover the files with. We also used old paper the kids had made by decorating and had been sitting around for years:
Part way done here:
We went sort of backwards here and have mercy, my camera is not the best. I cannot figure out the complicated ones.
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| Click on The link above to the original blog I followed to make my own files, daughter doing the legwork. |
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| Will write with markers here as soon as I decide what each file will be used for. |
My daughter here made special paper to cover the files with. We also used old paper the kids had made by decorating and had been sitting around for years:
We went sort of backwards here and have mercy, my camera is not the best. I cannot figure out the complicated ones.
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- To make these you need empty larger cereal boxes which you cut front and back corner to corner.
- To cut- of course -good scissors. My daughter had to rest and continue, since her hands hurt her.
- Papers to modge podge for decoration .As stated I wanted to use stuff I had been hanging onto that my kids did way back and my daughter wanted to stamp some new ones. You could use much nicer papers than I did. I just wanted to have a place to put the papers piling up.
- Modge Podge I made my own and works so well. Much cheaper. The directions are here.:http://sunnyslifeinrehab.blogspot.com/2010/08/homemade-decoupage-medium.html
- She suggests decorating yogurt cups on the blog to make for the front of the files. I have them pictured, but decided to skip that part since I could not see what I would do with the cups on the front. She is using them for a different purpose.
- I did not have a foam paint brush so I used my regular larger items brush. Foam would have been nicer I think. I am, a use what is cheap and already possess person.
- Cut the boxes as already instructed. I had my daughter cut corner to corner for her ease. You might want to make them wider.
- Wrap the cut boxes. You can do with strips. I just flushed the paper on the edge to box and cut end or glued them inside like a package.
- You may want to put a towel down for the next part. Modge Podge the boxes side . Place you paper to cover . cover the whole outside box.
- Let dry for about an hour.
- Sweep over the paper on your files to seal your them and slightly gloss.
- Dry. After drying you can do the inside. Since mine will be stuffed with renegade papers, I did not do that bit.
- Take pictures. lol
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Blue Ribbon Fair: For the Nursery- Frame and Crayons, With a Splash ...
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