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@Shannon_Vlogs

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes, when our videos get into the suggested area of the algorithm it attracts all kinds of people. Too bad they’re so critical of free content. This video was in my suggested videos and I am enjoying it so far! Cute storage box!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your comment Shannon😊

@greenchilecheesey

2 жыл бұрын

Ignore the haters! This is such an awesome idea and incredibly useful. Thank you so much for this video. Looking forward to more from you!

@ZippedUpKitz

2 жыл бұрын

I do not understand why some people,just feel the need to act like complete asshats… this idea of yours is the perfect idea for all of these amazon boxes I have! I have a BUNCH on them… I get deliveries to my house from Amazon at least 3 times a week. I am completely disabled and unable to drive so I do a lot of shopping online… I have been trying to find a way to reuse a lot of these boxes…. This is WONDERFUL!!! Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful idea!!!

@bobbg9041

2 жыл бұрын

Oddly enough, you can make a dresser out of used boxes, why not you can buy them flat packed for just that. Save money and reuse the boxes. When they are worn out you can recycle them. Would I cover mine in wall paper, no to fancy for my uses but I do reuse boxes to store stuff in. If it rally has to stay dry and dust free buy the plastic tote container these wont do that. I've got boxes from 40 years ago I honestly don't even know whats in them. But they cost me nothing. 40 years to box somthing up fir 0 cost. I always save the small ones great parts bins.

I appreciate how distinctly you speak. It certainly makes it easy to understand and follow your instructions. These boxes are amazing!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Deb! I really appreciate that😀😀

@2Pferde

3 жыл бұрын

I so agree with you because her way of speaking makes it possible for me to understand everything! You see, I am German and English is not my mother tongue, therefore it is often too hard for me to follow along other crafters here on KZread as to the way they speak. Posh Paper Lady speaks like an English teacher and I adore her for that, too. Love from Carmen, Germany

@deadmanswife3625

2 жыл бұрын

Yes great diction and enunciation

@Satans_lil_helper

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I can even watch it at 2x speed and understand her perfectly.

@moonharp

2 жыл бұрын

@@Satans_lil_helper Exactly!

I can say my brain doesn’t grasp fast instructions. I can follow along craft along and not have to keep rewinding pausing and playing. Thank You for being a great teacher.

Tfs❤. I was about to go out & buy yet another storage container but decided to search KZread for ideas for my millions😂😂of Amazon boxes.

I have watched a lot of videos on using cardboard boxes, but no one has done it as well as you. I loved how you opened up the box and then covered it. That was a genius ideal. As always, I learn so much from you. Thank you so much. I just love you!! I don't know what you did in your life time but you make a great teacher. I love how you explain every step of the way!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate your kind and thoughtful comment😀😀

@karinlaubscher711

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePoshPaperLady for sure the easiest way to cover a box. love this

@wendywilson1736

3 жыл бұрын

I was getting a little nervous when you took the whole backing off the wallpaper at once. Then I thought, No, Sherri knows what she is doing!! Great idea! Better than my gradual peel, stick, and smooth out. As someone mentioned, you have a great teaching manner. I really enjoy your videos, even if I don't know if I can use the info of some of them.☺️

@karenmontoyapaints-n-craft8894

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Sherry is a wonderful teacher with a heart ❤️ of gold.

@pamelahooper8907

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to what she said and your voice is s very calming. And yes you would make a perfect teacher like the lady said bless your life from Pamela to you.

B R I L L I A N T My whole world has been turned around after this tutorial. I have been needing organization bins, but procrastinated bc of the extravagant cost it would take to get the job done. I currently have about a dozen boxes and cannot wait to begin my projects. You are the Queen of creative KZread! Thank you.

@tlouiseallen9302

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, brilliant 💪🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼. Thank you #PoshLady

@dcruicks1

2 жыл бұрын

Right!! Me too!!

@barbarahorne6072

2 жыл бұрын

This was great my foyer looks like an Amazon warehouse with all the boxes you are really an excellent instructor with a calming voice. I will ask that you add links to the supplies you use The finger blade the papers the tape the spatula etc plus the companies may work with you so you may be able to get discounts you are realllygood at this you have the whole package Thank you for the ideas I will still be challenged because I only have one hand that works and your video is the first I have seen that makes me feel confident enough to try but I do need all your tools again thanks for the fine job

@catherinegrace2366

2 жыл бұрын

I’m with you! Not that I needed another project but I definitely need storage boxes.

@marlenebravo1753

2 жыл бұрын

@@barbarahorne6072 I agree with you Barbara Horne, I hope you can have some really good discounts,because I need your tools to be able to make my containers.🥰

I love watching things go from nothing to something brilliant. Heck, I even enjoy watching those people who go around doing lawns for free. Turning them from an eyesore to beautiful landscaping. That's what art is all about.

I too have been doing this for years,yes I like to open the boxes up also to give it a precise fit,it makes it look so beautiful afterwards. Sometimes I'll finish the look by putting tassels around the top or drawer pullers on the bottom for legs/feet if I'm making a box to sit out on a counter or dresser.. I made one lined with plastic insert as a planter it turned out beautiful.

I have the boxes and I have the wallpaper. I’m so glad I didn’t try covering until I watched your video. Thanks for finding a much easier way than I would have tried.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Colleen!

@sorourke4185

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree! great method! thank you

I always save my boxes like that to re-use. I take them apart, turn them wrong side out and glue them back together to use for mailing. I love the idea of using them the way you showed for storage. Another way to keep them from being wasted. Thanks.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea!

@SpydersCorner

2 жыл бұрын

On my blog it says..in a darkened corner... a pile of paper grows...what it doesn't say is....behind the door a pile of cardboard grows! Always looking out for Posh Lady's ideas and this one"s on my favourite list!! 🌟 🌟 ⭐ 🌠 💫 (Lyn)

@mumydear1

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea about...about turning them inside out......Brillant.. Thx 👍👍

@mariannebrown6652

6 ай бұрын

I do that with the paper and plastic mailers- I turn them inside out and use them to ship things out.

I've been looking at storage options for my craft stuff, but everything is so expensive. So far I've just been using plain cardboard boxes. No more! Your boxes were as well made as any I've seen, plus the design is custom! Brava!❤

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Patricia!!!

Love what you have done! I re-use my boxes as well, but differently. It reminds me of when we went to grade school in the mid-fifties. We were given our new books at beginning of the school year third week of August and told to take them home and cover them with some “ nice paper”. That usually meant “plain Kraft paper”. But it worked just fine. We would then use any design to make it look nice. And it did keep the books in good shape, even though we had to carry them home each night for homework. With my Amazon boxes I like to tape two or three different ones together, cut some shapes out for “windows” and make little houses for them to play in. But now that I do a lot of gardening, I use most of my boxes for covering large areas of muddy areas to keep myself from slipping if it has been very rainy. I just open the seams to get the largest piece I can. When I finish, I can just pick it up and put it in my stash I keep in the garage, or if I’m working a wet area over a few days, I can just leave it on the ground when I finish for the day. When it dries out I can still use them again, then put it in the garbage. I also try to overwinter certain geraniums by removing all the dirt from the roots, carefully, and loosely wrap the trimmed back plant in newspaper and put them in one of the larger boxes and close the lid. You are right: these boxes are very strong and do the job nicely. Thank you so much for sharing your creative ideas! I have a sewing room and I’m going to make some boxes like yours!

Wow. Just love love love this. It's sturdier and prettier than the ones sold on Amazon for storage. It occurred to me that you could take an old belt and cut it up to make handles and do a whole series of boxes. What a fantastic idea and tutorial. I have tons of wall paper and boxes so I'm going to give this a go!

@LoriPeace

2 жыл бұрын

I love that idea! I'm always saving odds and ends of things, like belts and shoelaces -- that would be so cool!

@luwerner4032

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea and resource using a belt for the handle!

What a genuinely beautiful way of repurposing a box, it's is very clever how you did this Sherry. Waste nothing, I love it. You're absolutely amazing!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Yes! I am inundated with boxes after I had “stuff” I had in storage deliver to my apartment. Love the self stick textured vinyl which looks nicer then plain old contact paper.

Opening the box makes the paper adhered to it look so much better

Mind. Blown. I've been using my excess boxes in the yard as a biodegradable layer under my mulch beds. Thank you for another idea....GREAT idea!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

@sharontierney4110

2 жыл бұрын

That's a good idea too. I just took a pickup load of cardboard to the recycling center. But I'm sure there will be more.

@dfwquiltr37

2 жыл бұрын

I use my excess cardboard boxes to make my No Dig Gardens, Kill Weeds where I do not want them, and send threw my shredder to feed my worm farm or act as a mulch along with my mulch around my plants in ground and potted.

Sherry, I really needed this tutorial...because I need the attractive storage all around my house: bedroom, living room, laundry room, kitchen, and craft room! I've decided to wait till I have groups of boxes of the same size and, since these don't have lids, I will make the outside bottom piece just a little larger all around so, when I stack them, they won't fall inside the box below and will sit more securely on top of each other. It might work to just make it bigger front and back (2 sides only) or on each side (2 only), as well.

@kittycat1302

2 жыл бұрын

Charlotte Z. I like your idea; Personally, I think your idea of making the bottom larger would be best for stacking them. I think if you make two sides taller, eventually those extended sides would break down or bend and weaken and not look as nice. That’s if I have a correct picture of what you’ve described in my mind. If you make these, please give us an update and let us know how they turned out. I can’t wait to make some myself.

Oh my goodness, I am not a paper crafter, I am a maker of quilts, but happened upon your channel by accident. This is exactly what I need to store my fabric precuts! I am so excited to do this!

I am saving cereal boxes for "junk journals" & Momentos journals! I have also saved Tide detergent boxes for years to save my children's school papers! At the end of the school year I let the child decorate with artwork, photos of highlighted events, & Momentos to make like a "scrapbook" page on box. What a treasure!

I LOVE THIS! I am always moaning about how I can never find storage solutions I really like that work for me...well now, as long as I can find some peel and stick I like the pattern of, I can make my own. And sizes and shapes can be as varied as the cardboard boxes I come across. So happy. Grateful to you and for you, Posh Paper Lady!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@Moer2844

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you purchase the snaps you used. I like that you clearly explain each step, love how precise you are and ow great it is to use all those boxes I felt guilty about throwing away . I also made a wastebasket to match my work area. You're so smart.

Amen, my husband will love that I am watching this since we have a small box store of leftover boxes in our basement. I agree about the about of boxes you get with little of none inside.

I love how neatly this was done. Great inspiration here! Ill never look at a shipping box the same way again. Thank you!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome Keri !!

What a great idea! I can also see creating permanent reusable Christmas present boxes using this method if I can find some bright self adhesive wallpaper. Thanks for the inspiration.

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome Michele!!!!

Super idea! I get a lot of deliveries from Amazon in assorted boxes. Covering them for storage is something I can desperately use to store countless items!! Turning trash into treasures! Love it!😁

I just bought some beautiful wrapping paper at my local dollar tree that coordinates amazingly well with the wall color in my craft room. I’m looking forward to making storage containers.

@julias2855

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not a fan of wrapping paper. It does not last as long. The shelving paper sticks & lasts longer.

@sarahchurch3453

2 жыл бұрын

Did you try using your wrapping paper, Karen Lee? I’m over here feeling so sad that I don’t have any peel and stick stuff! I’ve been trying to think of what else I could use, but I’m not sure anything else would work for this … first world problems 🙄 lol

@anglstampr1

2 жыл бұрын

You can use the peel and stick shelf liner from the dollar tree they aren't as wide a roll or as long as wallpaper, but you can usually get enough to do the job for just a couple bucks a box or 2.

I LOVE THIS. I love the waste not, want not, part. Plus making something useful, and needed out of the empty boxes. Less landfill.

When I was a young girl my job at my parents resort was to show people where the camping site was. I did that for a group from the Southern US and the woman commented that it was a big job for “You’all. I replied that, “there is only me here”. I was six years old living in a back woods area of the Kootenays in BC. The woman thought my comment was hilarious and told everyone, much to my chagrin. I do love an accent of any kind now in my old age and particularly enjoy local expressions.

I’ve always found your authenticity so refreshing - and not, I believe, apart from the elegance of simplicity - even in your choice of tools! I admire you, and what you are giving to others. Thank you. The crafting world needs more like you.

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

You are too kind! Thank you so much Cindy!

I have seen others cover boxes before and they look nice, I was going to do it that way, but there are almost always bubbles under the wallpaper/contact paper. I LOVE the way you showed us!!! I have to make a box for my living room with a lid to store our couch blankets/throws!! Thank you for this tutorial. LoVE IT

@karedford4733

2 жыл бұрын

I have also had the bubbles issue while covering boxes. Sometimes the contact paper begins to to lose it's adhesiveness after a while and starts peeling. I like how she secures it with snaps and double-sided tape.

Beautiful. I just get excited reusing my boxes to make my cat her outside kitty condos for when she chooses to stay out instead of playing inside with a box. Impressive work.

I have about 50 boxes, all shapes and sizes, saved to do something with just like this! I love those snaps and had never thought of putting them on boxes myself. I have some I purchased about 20 years ago, no exaggeration, and one fell apart in my hand when I tried to pick it up!!! So, I still have the top, and will make a new little bottom. You're a great teacher, easy to follow.

@ThePoshPaperLady

5 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

Sherry, I have been saving sturdy boxes since forever! I knew I wanted to do something with them, just didn't know what. Guess what...now I know! I can hardly wait to get started. Thank you so much for being so awesome!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it Zelma!

Once again, Sherry, you have knocked this project out of the ballpark! Amazing! You have blown my mind with another project!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome Terry!!! Thank you so much for watching!!!

Was planning on doing decoupage to cover some really sturdy cardboard boxes, but the self-stick wallpaper seems like a way better way to make sure the boxes all match. They should also be as easy to wipe clean as the decoupage would've been. Thanks for sharing a really great idea.

Natural born teacher. Gift!

Sherry, I have been hooked on your videos since I discovered them a few weeks ago. I learn so much and have already purchased some of the items and tools that you use. Every video is amazing! You are so innovative and an awesome instructor!! Thank you thank thank you for very informative and creative tutorials!! Xoxo

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

What a great idea. Maybe I can organize my hall closet finally.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Go for it Cathy!

@kittycat1302

2 жыл бұрын

Can you come help me when your done with yours!? LOL

YOU’RE KIDDING ME! What a great idea!,

This is a truly great and timely find for me! I am about to start a box project this method will be perfect for. Plus, I love that you call your little hammer "Chunky". Mine is named "Short Shanks" and has done everything from small space hammering to pulling up carpet and putting down laminate flooring.

Love this project, I've got ten tons of boxes I need to use and need for storage 👍🏻 I've wrapped boxes before as they stood, in wrapping paper. I guess you could use contact paper too. That design on the wallpaper is so gorgeous, looks like fabric, lovely 👍🏻 you can make it to go in any room you want, have it more bright and colourful for a kids room, also possibly with icons on like unicorns or dinosaurs or something. Possibilities are endless with this 😄👍🏻👍🏻 xxx

@Trapedinga

2 жыл бұрын

Emma, I just attempted to do an amazon box with dollar tree contact paper. I wanted to try that first before using my good wallpaper. Didn't do that well. To thin and didn't stick very well. Thankfully I have plenty of boxes to spare. This is such a great idea to recycle some of the stuff I've collected.

Love this idea for bringing my craft room to a more unified look 😁. Thank you Sheri ❤

I was so overwhelmed with boxes and at the same time I thought what a waste to throw them out. Thank you for helping me to repurpose the “BOX❣️

I’m seeing this video at just the right time! Last week was spent cutting boxes apart and glueing layers together to use as “lumber” for a shoe cubby for my son’s dorm room, but I haven’t decided how to finish it off. I used a Worx ZipSnip to slice through the boxes like a hot knife through warm butter. LOL. I was also disappointed with myself for the massive amounts of cardboard boxes I’ve trashed throughout the years. 🤦🏽‍♀️

Love this-it's something anyone can do since you show EVERY step that needs to be done. Thank you.

This is awesome! I was just thinking about doing this sort of thing, but it was not going to turn out nearly as nice looking as yours! The technique you use is going to be so helpful to me!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it Smovakpro!

Most shocking We had was a single book, in a 2 foot by 3 foot by 3 foot box! Glad to know we aren’t the only ones getting something like that happening. Great ideas for boxing usage. Thanks.

What a save of money and the environment. Thank you for this DIY. I plan to sell this kind of stuff.

Wonderfully clear and precise instructions! I have LOADS of boxes….. now I know exactly what to do with them! I’m hoping it’ll work just as well without the wooden base or the rivets as I don’t have any. I’ll glue the box as the wallpaper I have is actual paper. I also want to use up fabric scraps, so my boxes will look like patchwork. I’ll use spray varnish afterwards to ensure an easy-clean finish. Thanks so much for sharing. I’m so glad I found your channel. I’ve just subscribed!

Thank you Sherry. My daughters purchased a new home. I am going to do this as a gift for them. I love this idea and never would have thought of it myself. It looks professional. Thanks again. Linda from Virginia.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

When my kiddos were little I would buy Plain kraft paper and decorate to wrap all these boxes for birthday and Christmas presents. Can't wait for the day I can do it with grandkids again. Thank you for sharing

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea!

My grandma collected cardboard boxes. She would have had a fit if she saw me getting rid of them like I do. Also, a serrated bread knife cuts cardboard like magic. Who knew? Great video.

This is a great way to reuse those boxes. I have contemplated using banker boxes with attached lids in my loft and painting or covering, but it always seemed like an arduous task ts o cut and measure paper or fabric to cover. For some reason I never thought about deconstructing the box first. Sometimes the best options are the simplest. Thanks for this video, Sherry!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks RosieMae…I like I keep it as simple as possible. Those bankers boxes should be fun😀😀😀

I thought at first when you said, "I hope you're having a fantastic day" and then said, "We all have them, now let's repurpose them" - was thinking you were referring to fantastic days. LOLOL. Great video, by the way!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Love that!

@ItalianHomeChef

2 жыл бұрын

I did too

I really love this project. I've often wondered what could I do with all the c/board boxes besides throwing them away and now you've given me inspiration to try something new. Love it so much...Thanks!

My favorite thing to craft with is cardboard box’s and make beautiful items

Thank you, thank you! I have been trying to make pretty boxes for containers and you have just shown me how to do it more successfully.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

I just love this project! You’re sooooo inspiring!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I am so glad that KZread suggested your channel!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my channel Ivory Pearl! Since you are new to my channel I am adding a playlist that might be helpful kzread.info/head/PLYkzy7CwEmzb5z4blannOwFDGRHMB-BUW Please remember to like and subscribe. Thanks

As a person who finds ways to recycle, I am blown away by your creativity & forethought on how beautifully you recycle those boxes! 🤗 Thank you for your lesson on "How To," recycle a box & make it not only useful but beautiful!! 👋 BRAVO!!! You're my recycling Hero! 💖it!!

Ohhhhhhhhh myyyyyyyyy goodness! I can barely wait for this one! Ugh. Living so far out of town etc. plus the COVID shutdown, we have had to deal with so many boxes. I am an eager student for this tutorial! Bring it!

I needed this in my life :)... I have received so many boxes also and I was saving them to re-send packages to family and friends but I still have a lot laying around and now I have the perfect way to use them. Thank you once more for all your ideas and sharing them with us, have a blessed night.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

That is awesome Maria! Good to see you!

@mariazurita1052

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThePoshPaperLady, good to be here

Genius! I needed an inexpensive way to create storage for our grandson's bazillion legos and this looks like the perfect solution. The label section is a great idea - but I may even do the handle and label on the same side! As I am watching your video - I was thinking about a way to make a hinged lid too.

This is genius… now I know why I’ve been hoarding boxes for all of these years. My husband will be thrilled to see them covered and useful instead of “neatly” piled up in the spare room!!

Such a great storage and organization idea for teachers and/or college students. It's perfect!

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

It really is Marelyn!

Just broke down some sturdy packing boxes and stored in my stash. Yaaaaaay…….. First time having what’s needed for a tutorial……..do not have to try to find 🤗🤗🤗 some supplies I know won’t be at the dollar tree store😊

You have turned a nuisance cardboard box into an organizationally functioning piece that I can use with pride. I’m so glad you made this,and I was lucky enough to learn from you.

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Oh no… this was so awesome. Now I’m going to start hoarding boxes. I can see it now. You were so precise in your directions and they turned out so “fancy” compared to how I have done similar things in the past.

I love your clear directions and using these boxes again. Do you have a video on making the tops for the “new” boxes?

Thanks SO much for this video! I had you in mind last night when I went shopping for contact paper! Over 32 feet of it to be exact! I LOVE the pattern I bought, and I can't wait to dig into some of these ugly boxes I've got. ;-) BIG HUGS from SW Missouri!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome Barbara!!!

I love your videos! So often, I click on a video and the person talks and talks before getting to the project. I just exit the video before actually getting to the project. It is so refreshing to find someone as creative and knowledgeable as you are. Thank you!!!

WOW! WHAT A GREAT IDEA. MY HUSBAND NEEDS TO KEEP HIS HANDS BUSY SINCE RETIREMENT, SO WHILE I AM DECLUTTERING THE CRAFT ROOM HE CAN BE MAKING MY STORAGE BOXES. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

This is an awesome idea! I'm getting ready to redesign my craft room and this will be a great addition!

I am watching you for the first time-Yay ya! Thank you for sharing a way to repurpose all those annoying boxes. Such skill in your tactile approach (am I saying that right?) to fabricate this form so successfully . I have most of the tools but dying to get my hands on that stubby hammer you have, you made my day 🤗

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

WELCOME MOLLY!!! Thank you so much😀

You are so much neater & more precise than I have been, but your demonstration & tips will help me be better.

That finger-blade is amazing! I’ve never seen such a tool!

What a fabulous idea. This is amazing. Am so going to try it after a successful attempt at your placemat tote bag! Love your tutorials. Thanks for sharing.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Have fun Jo!

Sherry, I get a lot of my medications delivered in styrofoam coolers every month. They are clean and sturdy and I hate to just throw them out. Do you have any upcycling ideas? I really love your upcycling cardboard box project. Thanks

@buckiannscreations9089

2 жыл бұрын

Yes me too..i actually, begrudgingly just threw out 3 of them because I didn't have an idea for them. I kept the really big ones to store my Xmas Village in the shed. They are ceramic and now they are safe.

@pamelafox5882

2 жыл бұрын

@@buckiannscreations9089 , I would be interested in getting them from you, I could pay to have them shipped to me if you are interested. I sale Betta's and styrofoam cooler's are the safest way to ship them in the USA, because I have to use ice and heat packs due to the weather. Any size would be good, but the smaller ones are better.

@janethompson7624

2 жыл бұрын

I have styrofoam coolers , too, from meat packed in dry ice.

@williammichals9693

2 жыл бұрын

@@buckiannscreations9089 meals on wheels may appreciate the styrofoam boxes to deliver to seniors. Sometimes they have to leave it on thr porch

@lindilindi

2 жыл бұрын

Put it up for free on Facebook, or some other community page. Many people have a use for those and will gladly pick up a bunch when you have accumulated them.

I call the "paper piercer" an Awl. I have one that came with a kit I ordered for plastic snaps for ribbon for pacifier holders for infants. It is very handy for anything! Thanks for the video. It is awesome and I can use, reuse and repurpose boxes now and save 💰. Thank you! 😁

I love love love this idea with the spare bathtub full of boxes all the way to the ceiling, I think I can do this easily.Now I got an excuse to shop Amazon again grin!

Really great use of those boxes! I love the look and function of this. Will look for the self-stick wall paper and give it a try. Great tutorial! And thank you for the materials list too and love the cute little lady-like hammer.

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@sheilagravely5621

2 жыл бұрын

I think this would be neat to put gifts in for holidays too, like a 2 gifts in one. Throw a bow around it and boom...2 gifts.

This might be my favorite video of yours ever!!! I love this idea. Question-do you think shelf contact paper could also be used instead of self adhesive wallpaper?

Stick and peel wallpaper is a revelation to me! Also, the snap fastening is genius ♡♡♡

So the mail lady delivers a package from Walmart and my cast iron tea cups from Amazon as I’m watching this, and what do ya know.. they came in three boxes-Tiny, small, and medium.. what a wonderful idea to repurpose them into something useful. Thank you so much for sharing! 🌸😍👍🌸

Sherry about never cease to amaze us! What an innovative way to "re-purpose" all those cardboard boxes we receive!!! 👍

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Hello! This was great. I have MANY of the nice boxes that I have bought at Michael's over the years but never used. Could I accomplish the same task using a nice quality wrapping paper and just wrapping the box, like a present? I know the answer, but I guess I just want to make sure. Do you have a video where you have done it before? I've looked, but could have missed it. Thank you!

I love upcycling boxes. I have made shelves, storage, jewelry boxes, etc...The 1st was made for ribbons and washi tape. I even break boxes down, wrap the fabric around for easy fabric storage. ♡

You opened a new world for me. Am a sewer and happened upon you; am glad I did

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Penney!

I just “stumbled” across your channel for the first time today and watched this video. What an awesome idea! I’m so glad you went step by step and also provided links to all the products you used. I will definitely be checking out more of your KZread videos and will be subscribing as well. You have such a great instructional manner in both the way you speak and the reassurance you provide in your commentary. Thank you for posting!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my channel Tessyati! Since you are new to my channel I am attaching a playlist that might be helpful. It includes a tutorial on how I shop for paper crafting supplies. kzread.info/head/PLYkzy7CwEmzb5z4blannOwFDGRHMB-BUW

Great! I’m new to your channel! I have a lot of boxes now from ordering for the 2021 holidays. I’ll save them now to do this! A fabulous idea for storage. Including underbed decorative boxes. I may add wheels on those! Pat in Colorado

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my channel Pat!!! Thank you so much for watching!!! Don't forget to check the description for valuable information. Since you are new to my channel, I am attaching a playlist that might be helpful. kzread.info/head/PLYkzy7CwEmzb5z4blannOwFDGRHMB-BUW

Wonderful! Trash cans and any kind of storage boxes. Gifts also! This lady is great!

I love the way you have paced your video by taking the time to smooth out the paper instead of whipping out pre-made samples. It gave me time to let your directions sink in.

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Lu Anne😀

I LOVE it. That is such a great idea. Thank you again for another fantastic video. Your amazing.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Betty!

I love this so much that I made one. It wasn’t spectacular and I used shelf liner. But it did work. Thank you so much for sharing. Where do you purchase your wall paper? 👸🏽👸🏽👏🏾👏🏾💜💜

Stop! Hold up! Ommgggg!!!! 😱😱😱😱 I LOVE storage boxes. I am screaming because this is such a wonderfully satisfying way to re-use boxes and it just hit me that I threw away 3 zillion Amazon boxes for the year already!

This is right up my alley and motivated me to actually solve the 2 problems I have of needing handy storage and not throwing away all the boxes I should have over this last 18mos!! I'm so excited to start this project! THANKS!!

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

What a wonderful idea. Thank you. Also, you can use the release paper for a painting/gluing surface.

@ThePoshPaperLady

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

What a great idea! I’ve put so many boxes in the recycling bin, now I can actually use them for myself.

I love listening to you give instructions. Sometimes I’m not even watching the video! I have a weird obsession with boxes so I’m excited to give this a try 😊

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Oh thank you!

Hello. My name is Michelle and I am a boxaholic. Thank goodness I ran into this video.❤

@ThePoshPaperLady

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it Michelle !!