This is genius, Ann! I am constantly looking for storage for my stickers, envelopes, etc., but the price for these things is crazy high! Thank you for a video that shows me how to make the storage box, and I can use my papers. I love watching your videos, and always look forward to your next one! Thank you!!

Miss Ann, Lovely work, I love how you have finished these all off. Well worth the time and effort! Thank you,

Hi Ann, Your crafty makings are just getting better & better on every crafty tutorial you do 👍🤗 I think it is so good when you show the mistakes you make on camera because that show's you are only human and a very good and patient crafter ....love to you Ann, ❣️👌🐕🌟 Lin

Love these boxes. I bought 4 of these from a vendor thinking I could always get more. Ha, ha! They don’t sell them any longer. This will do very nicely for me. THANKS!

@PositivelyPapercraft

2 жыл бұрын

Have fun xx

Oh what a stylish and clever finish .

Oh you are so clever!! A brilliant video and easy to follow instructions. Thank you sooo very much I'm sure there will be loads of crafters doing this.👍🏻👍🏻💕💕💕💕😍😍😍😍🐶🐶🐶🇬🇧🇬🇧

I think you had a brilliant idea when you thought up the black corner thingies with eyelets! They really look sharp, and honestly something people are happy to spend lots of money on, just to have their craft space looking cool. You are one very smart and clever girl! I got out of order and watched your next installment before this one, but I loved that one just as much as this one! What great ideas you have! Thank you!

I make many of my own boxes. But, I do like this style. I usually use contact paper to cover mine. May I suggest using clips when trying to join the pieces together. That way you can put them out of the way. I love your videos. So many wonderful ideas. I make my boxes by cutting apart boxes. Yours are much nicer looking for sure. The eyelet's really added to the box. Much it look much more expensive.

You are a natural. Love this tutorial. Well done

You are excellent. I love your solution(s) for the things you do not fancy. 💕

Thank you for leaving your mistake in....it helps those of us who muck up a bit realize that EVERYBODY mucks up occasionally and that there is usually an easy fix to make things right as rain! My daughter just got married and moved out, so now I have a decent sized space for a studio, so I will definitely be making a few of these to store and to decorate. My art supplies seem to grow at an astounding rate some times!! God Bless!

Very unique idea and LOVE THE CORNER EMBELLISHMENTS!

Beautiful box, great tutorial and the “bling” on the edges certainly makes it all the more gorgeous. Thank you for the precise instructions w/cut measurements

What a beautiful storage box Ann. You are so talented and I'm so thankful that you share that talent with us.

Well done!!!!👍🏻 Thank you for showing us how to make storage boxes that suit our needs and preferences as far as size and coloration. No longer will we be at the mercy of pre-made boxes! Yay!! I'm a Tim Holtz kind of girl, and I have LOTS of Tim Holtz paper and embellishments to make these fit the vintage style of my decor. Thank you again!! 🥰

Awesome! Great work.

Fabulous box Ann! Thanks for sharing, I’m definitely going to have a go! X

Ann, I just found this video. What a gorgeous box. I can't wait to make a few. I was wondering, I live in Arizona, and it's very dusty out here. Could you possibly show us how to make it with a lid? Besides storing items in it, I want to use it to store daily tag projects. Thank you for this beautiful box, and how you covered your corners was BRILLIANT 💡☺️😍

Wow i have eyelets that i rarely use.... fab idea and soooo professional looking too xx

Ashame Lime tree does not ship to the USA. Love this storage box! Waiting on my supplies to get here so I can make this and the ink pad holder! I love how the grommets take it to the next level of awesome!

I started this tonight. The only thing I did thus far, is cut all my stuff in prep for the morning. In prepping, I did do one thing differently with the decorative end caps for the outside. I cut (5x4) and scored mine as you did, at the 1, 2 & 3 but instead of folding them in half, after burnishing the scorelines, I folded the end flaps into the middle to meet the middle scoreline; and then I rounded off the corners, like you did. 🤣 Except my corner rounder makes tiny corners so I used my 1" punch and slipped the corner edges into it and snipped for a more rounded edge, like yours has. This gives both sides of the decorative end cap for the four corners of the outside of the box, finished edges on both sides of that decorative piece. I have an issue with unfinished edges and when I was getting ready to grab my Crop-a-Dile to do the eyelets, I realized that the open edge was bothering me. So, I tweaked it for my box. Also, I have the Crop-a-Dile Big Bite II so, I am considering putting the eyelets on, through the box. I'll decide that in the morning. FYI: You have great ideas and I'm really enjoying making a few of the things you've done. You rock, Ann!

@PositivelyPapercraft

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you nat and thanks for sharing your tips xx

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

Well, Nat, did you decide to put the eyelets THROUGH the box sides? (You can “EDIT” your previous comment to ADD YOUR REPLY. At least I can on my iPad. 🤔)

LOVE. IT!

The eyelets brings it to a whole new level. Good idea..

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks:-)

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of a box style at IKEA on this side of the pond. Very clever “fix”, Ann!

Absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these Ann & I'll definitely be making myself some of these. I was going to look in the pound & charity shops for something similar but with this tutorial, I can now make matching ones, using up my stash & save money too. Thanks for sharing. XXX

love how you've finished the edges, they make it stand out. Love it xx

Very nice Anne, I will try it. Thank you

Great idea, I will definitely make it. I always have trouble with scoring my things. Thank you so much.

These boxes are wonderful. I love how detailed your instructions are! Great job! And thank you!

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sue :-)

So beautiful. Thanks for share.

Wow, these are really my type of thing, love them. Thanks for sharing Ann, they look so professional xx

Lovely idea Ann , definitely going to give it ago . Love the way you add the extra bits as you go along . Thanks for sharing x

Love this box which I will be making. It will fill some wasted space on a shelf where I have made 2 rotary ink pad storage towers. Didn’t have room on the top of them to make the ink refill storage tray. This box will fill the bill nicely. Thanks

Absolutely amazing!! YOU, and your storage box!! Thank you.

I just love watching you. You are very detailed with your instructions. Thanks for doing this.

Great box, Ann, I love the way you finished it off.

The embellishments really take it up a notch. Well done again Ann xx

I love how sturdy your box looks. Thanks again for another great tutorial!

Thank you Ann this box looks great. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Ann, these boxes look very sturdy and durable. Love the design. Black always looks good when you use it ! They look so good and as you say, they are professional. Thankyou for sharing some great storage boxes.

thank you for sharing this project, the box is just the right thing for storage, love it x

Anne, you've outdone yourself again! WOW FACTOR! Love it....I shall be making a few of these boxes for my Craft'n Space. A great way to use up your stash. Thank you for sharing...

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joyce! Yes we all need to use up our supplies more I think. Thank you . Have a fantastic project coming Sunday which you may like;-) xx

What a lovely class!! Thank you 🙂 Have a great day!!!

Just simply Brilliant. Thank you so much Ann xx

Thank you for a great tutorial. Love it!! It does look so professional with the added ends. ♥️😁

oh wow factor love it now I can make instead of bye and have any size I want thanks Ann love your work x

Definitely can use these! Very professional and strong, Thank You.!! Can’t wait to make a few of them. Love it!

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Marion xx

Love this box!

So going to make some of these but a bit bigger thanks for the inspiration Anne x

You’re so creative, you have the best ideas! Thanks for sharing😍

I will definitely be making a few of these, thank you for taking the time to show us how you made it. Xxxxxxx

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Your very welcome;-) xx

Hint: if you put a little liquid glue on the tape, you would be able to slide the pieces before they grabbed together.

I love this project and I have loads of stuff I could put in those. TFS Love and hugs Annie xxxxx

Wow Ann what a awesome and useful project, we crafter's all need this type of storage boxes. TFS will have to give this a go !

Thank you for sharing this lovely storage box. I definitely will be making some for my items that I need storage for..

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Your very welcome xx

Beautiful. The eyelets at the end really makes the box look professional

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much :-)

Ann this is such an awesome tutorial!!! I love this idea and will definitely be making a few for new my craft room!!💗💗💗

Beautiful job. Really love this organizer. Thank you😍❤️

Love your storage box and will certainly be making one or maybe two, great storage for numerous things.🤗

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Linda. I am going to make a couple more this week, they are so strong xx

Fabulous idea Ann so professional looking love it tfs xx👍❤️❤️

Very pretty

Wow, beautiful box

Beautiful... they look awesome. Thanks for sharing xx

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome :-)

This is amazing! You are very talented. Thanks for sharing!

Love your storage project I am always hunting cheap and unique ways to store my items. Its a plus, it fits my design style

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Debbie;-) I am thrilled with it xx

Wauw awesome storage box 😍 I love your design, so professional looking ❤ thanks for sharing your creativity xx

Hi Ann, impressive looking box, your last details really finished it off, great handy storage, thanks for the video. Regards

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Elizabeth xx

Oh, I do love making boxes. Thanks for sharing yours. Well done, You. Gloria :-)

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

Not to take A THING away from Ann on her creativity - she is G R E A T ! - but, many years ago, Hancock Fabrics, a now defunct American company, offered a flat folded cardboard box, VERY MUCH LIKE the BOXES USED to STORE OLD FINANCIAL RECORDS, that could be “popped up” and used to file dress patterns. LOVE THEM, and wish SOMEONE would make them again!!! They’re roughly 7.5” w. X 9.?” t. X 11.5” d. (Longest dimension WILL accommodate a manila folder, although the i.d. tab has to fold down for the lid to go on.). I’ve stored my stamps, dies, embossing folders, even larger stencils in these. The very best of luck with your projects!!

thanks for sharing this ideas love it

Very nice!

Lovely box , the design is amazing. Thanks for sharing x x

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you :-) xx

Ann, just a bit of help for your lovely makes in the future use print stick over the tape, it gives you enough time to wiggle into place. Hope this helps xx

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

Where do you get “print stick”, please?

Love it,you th for another great tutorial

Hey Ann Hope all is good with you, what a fabulous project, love it will definitely be giving this a go.Thank you for sharing. Love to be able to make my own storage instead of spending stupid amounts on plastic stuff which is bad for the environment so any more storage ideas would be great especially without using dies. Thanks again xx

Great idea!

@PositivelyPapercraft

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

love these storage boxes ann 😊 x

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nana xx

Love it Ann :) xx

Love this!!!

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you xx

You are so talented 😊😊😊

Wow Ann, your sooooooooo talented, clever, and just a craft goddess. Lol. U go girl, u don't fancy makin a stag head lol x Kath x

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Kath!! Long time no speak! How are you?? Great to hear from you again xx

New subbie, love your boxes.

Stunning Ann. Very similar to the one Edith at Scrapbooking with me, made recently. However your solid wall sections and the decorative borders gives you a finished look that is uniquely yours. Very classy.

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Oh really, i don't watch her anymore as she is very rude imo. Thank you Karla xx

@Cards4Cancer

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, I must have missed that because she has always been very nice

Love this project. When I do "Joints" like you did with your sides and bace, I pop just a "little" liquid glue over the DST to give me a bit of wiggle room. Thank you for sharing 💖

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Your welcome:-) thank you xx

@tomib6186

4 жыл бұрын

I also use glue. Tape is too unforgiving.

@pattyd3205

4 жыл бұрын

Tomib Especially Red Tape 😀👍

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

@@pattyd3205 T H A N K Y O U for your comment! As I probably would have attempted this WITH RED (backed) TAPE!!!

I think the only thing I may have done differently is put the sides/front/back on the bottom then put the final cover on. It would make the bottom cleaner. LOL! You ended up having to do it anyway. But I think it looks great!

The box looks lovely.But I don´t understand the way you join the sides of the box on the inside...Why do you put sticky tape on both papers instead of just one?

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

If you listen to the video I said o didnt need to but did by mistake!

Fabulous

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ann xx

Fantastic box Ann, I will definitely be making a few of these. A great place to put all those bits and pieces that end up in a drawer or in like a shoe box lol. I have lots of embellishments to put in one, and many other things to put in the others I’ll be making, first thing I need to do is order some black card. Do you get the a4 like the white stuff, or is it a different weight? I think I’ll definitely be covering the bottom cause pulling it out and in it might start catching on the folded bits on the bottom, so best covering it. If you have any other storage boxes you can do, I’d love to see them. From my heart to yours xxx Ann xxx

Also love this project. Tried to follow cardstock link but link would not open. What weight is the cardstock as it looks super sturdy.

This is gorgeous!! Where do you get your pliers from? I have eyelets but it’s a post and hammer to put them in and it’s hopeless haha. I have looked on amazon, but the reviews aren’t good for the pliers.....

Love this box, looks strong and sturdy! will be giving this a go for sure. Where do u get your eyelets & washers from please? I need to use my cropadile more but don’t have washers. Tfs

Good looking box. I’m not sure what you did with the last pieces though. You put washers on the back of the eyelets? Is that what you did? 👍🏾💯❤️. Hugz

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Yes . Thank you

Where do you get chip board?

Can u plz say what GSM u use with the projects I think ppl would like to know ty

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Wow, beautiful box, could you please send me a link as to where you get the chip board from, thank you xxx

@jaytee2642

4 жыл бұрын

If you click the link in the description box for the blog post, you'll see that she says she used cereal boxes glued together. You could probably use as many layers as you desire to get the thickness you want.

Hi Anne, love the project, I had never thought to make my own storage box, I have a need for this because you can not find the right size so thank you for sharing it is very much appreciated Helen

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@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

😍❤

Could you please do a box to hold 12x12 paper, or could you please give me measurements to make one, I would appreciate it. Thank you

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Let me see what I can work out. Make sure you check out my video coming this Sunday as it's more craft room storage xx

@anntaylor7781

4 жыл бұрын

@@PositivelyPapercraft thank you and I will be sure to watch the video on Sunday. I don't have a craft room, I craft in my kitchen so I am trying to organize my stuff alittle as you can imagine I have things all over my house.

@kkrolf2782

3 жыл бұрын

@@anntaylor7781 HI, ANN TAYLOR, I, too, craft in my kitchen. Luckily I have a pantry closet there wherein I have 2 “carts”, cobbled together from 2 cubes each, that were sold by Hobby Lobby. Sadly, when I went back to get one more cube, to rework part of my design, they had since discontinued selling them! I have since begun hatching a plan to make smaller boxes, much like Ann Melvin’s, but, with the help of Y.T. vids, mine will be faced with imitation “BOOK SPINES”. As our family room is “right there” near the kitchen, I plan to put a short bookcase at the back of the couch to store these. Since the only way you & I can craft is “in the open”, we just have to adapt to those conditions, huh? Good luck to you in your endeavors!!

This box looks great Ann, I much prefer your tutorials without the voice over, thank you x

@PositivelyPapercraft

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Susan. Yes I will stick to these as they seem to be what 80% prefer xx

Hi, new subscriber here and so glad I found you! Could I please just ask, what is the tool you are using to take up the double sided tape cover please? Also I have seen you use what I think is a metal scorer in other videos. If I am right where is it from. Please? Sorry for all the questions but you’ve inspired me 😀

@PositivelyPapercraft

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subbing! I use we are memory keeps score tools. One of them also has a pointy end to take off the tape or poke holes in things.

@jammydodger9795

3 жыл бұрын

@@PositivelyPapercraft ❤️❤️

Please could you tell me where to get the scoring tool you use with the fork at the other end and what you use it for please, ty

@PositivelyPapercraft

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry i am not sure which one you mean :-(

@kerrynicholls3214

3 жыл бұрын

I think you used on the big bow card you did that you cut out with your oval dies, it looks like a scoring tool at one end and has 2 prongs the other end like a tuning fork that you used to give the bow its bendy shape.@@PositivelyPapercraft

@kerrynicholls3214

3 жыл бұрын

@@PositivelyPapercraft you use the scoring tool in this video at 12mins 37 seconds , it scores at one end and has 2 prongs at the other

@PositivelyPapercraft

3 жыл бұрын

@@kerrynicholls3214 arh yes it's by Sizzix. Its a crease and fold tool or something like that. Check Sizzix website