Old unlined drawers + free time + TONS of fabric left over from other projects = my new favorite piece of furniture:)

Materials:

• Cardboard from cereal boxes
• Hot glue
• Fabric of choice!

I decided a nice leafy print would look good inside my wooden drawers:) The pieces of cereal box cardboard are cut to the size of the inner edges of my drawer that I was lining.


Then I laid out my fabric and cardboard in the shape I would glue them down and trimmed excess fabric. The space in the middle is the size of the bottom of the drawer (I used a piece of paper cut to that size for reference and then removed that paper once my cardboard was aligned).


A little more trimming around the corners, hot gluing the fabric down, and it should look like this.


Then I just flipped it over and slipped it into the drawer! A little glue around the top edges and viola!


My new fave drawers!!!!

Little notes:
- leave a little extra room with the cardboard for thick material
- trim corners so no fabric is bunched up

Super easy, super fun:) Hope you enjoy em!

i made this bag for my friend lauren's birthday. i learned how hard it is to work with sequined fabric but it could not stay the drag-queen-like dress that it once was. (i have nothing against feminen guys but this dress was better as fabric).

hawaiian side ^

sequined side^

other hawaiian side ^

thanks for looking!

book purse i made 4 my aunt!

(front ^) my hair is in the way

(back ^)

(inside ^) that little white thing to the side is my brothers toe...he tried to help me with the pictures but i dont think i have a talent for photography!


thanx 4 looking at my bag!!
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