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Store your craft minis
I had this idea for a long time in my head, and I thought it was really original, so I made one to store all my buttons and needles... to later find out it's been made by lots of people here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/matchboxdrawers/pool/
Anyways, I think there's no tut for this one here, so I'll go ahead and post my very first one... so be gentle!
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Kinhime Dragon added Matchbox Drawers to alter
23 May 13:13
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Rebecca C. favorited Matchbox Drawers
29 Jul 07:09
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Spencer M. favorited Matchbox Drawers
07 Jun 09:39
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Aishwarya Purohit favorited Matchbox Drawers
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arielcnc added Matchbox Drawers to stuffz
23 Dec 20:37
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Angel C. favorited Matchbox Drawers
12 Aug 18:14
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mr.nawaabfuzzumspompom favorited Matchbox Drawers
22 Jul 17:16
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Step 1You can start by saving empty matchboxes until you have the number of drawers desired. Decide if you want your mini furniture to be double-row (as in my finished project, in this case you'll need an even number of boxes), single-row or triple-row (as showed on the flickr mentioned above).
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Step 2Now take the inner part of the boxes and paint them or cover them in decorated paper, in my case I lined the interior with adhesive velvet. You can also add handles by sticking beads, buttons or similar small embelishments on the front of the box.
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Step 3For the outer structure, line up all the exterior parts of the boxes and glue them together. Wrap them in some thin cardboard and paint the whole thing, or just use coloured cardboard to save time :)
Decorate with stickers or paint, put back in all the drawers, and you're done!
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