DIY Fabric Covered Boxes | with Jennifer Bosworth of Shabby Fabrics

[@staceybelt4509]

I have searched high and low for a good video of "covering a box with fabric". I have to say that this video is the absolute best video I have found! Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I really can't wait to use it now! ❤👍🥰😍

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You are welcome! We are happy that you've found us and enjoyed this tutorial! We appreciate your support and thank you for your comment! ❤️🥰 - Abby

[@didarden]

Thanks for having a calm not squeaky voice! I enjoyed listenin to instructions.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Hi Diana! Thank you for watching! Stay safe and happy sewing! ~Leah

[@stitchengramie]

You just gave me an awesome idea when making these boxes. I make quilts and what no better way to give the gift of your quilt that you made for someone then in a DIY storage box that you made from the same fabric design as you made the quilt in. I will be giving not only one gift but two at the same time.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great idea Mary! ~Leah

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

You can also make the box itself! I was holding my breath through most of this video! It turned out beautifully! I’m going to have to try it! I can’t stop watching your videos! You are a wonderful demonstrator and teacher.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

It would be so fun to make the box, too! So glad you're enjoying all the videos! We sure do appreciate you watching and taking the time to talk with us. :) - Morgan

[@Sunfl75]

Tip: Make an X from corrner to corner on your fabric square. Place your box on top. The corners will fall into line with the lines of your X. No need to mark a center you can't see, and then try to position the fabric and then draw more lines.(Works for squares and rectangles, alike.) Spray the bottom of your box with spray adhesive, before placing it in position at the X on the fabric- and the box will not move.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

What a handy tip! Thank you so much for watching and sharing that trick with us!

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[@yehudabrennan9420]

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[@merricknixon1826]

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[@merricknixon1826]

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[@shirleyann1901]

I finally tried and I am so happy with my box. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. Love your work.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We're glad to hear that this project inspired you! Thank you very much for your comment! -Michelle

[@rochellerule8854]

Your fabric covered box turned out so lovely, and yet look's easy to do. Thank you for all of your totural.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We are glad you enjoy it! Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle

[@yvonnebee5061]

Used this tutorial to make a card box for my daughter and son in-laws wedding. Very grateful for the professional instructions - easy to follow. Thanks!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We're so glad this was helpful! Congratulations to your family, what an exciting time! - Morgan

[@chrisamja9588]

I just love your tutoring so loveable and easy demonstration. You're the best 😘teacher. Thank you.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! These boxes are so easy and a fun touch to a room! Stay safe! ~Leah

[@bohemiandream590]

i love this idea so glad i came across your videos i love to diy projects because i feel it adds the personal touch to your bedroom which is so important.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You are so right! It is fun to add some personal touches to your decorating :) Thanks for watching!

[@bohemiandream590]

ill be watching some more of your videos i like you you take your time and explain very clearly

[@barbaraburgdorff7025]

Jennifer, Your set is so beautiful, bright and crisp! Your voice is very pleasant to listen to. I would like to also thank you for no music. I am new to your channel and look forward to many calm, instructional hours in the future.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for your kind words, Barbara! We're so happy to have you in the Shabby Fabrics family! - Sophie

[@47MsBlack]

Great video and beautiful boxes. I watched this the other day and I went to the store to purchase some fabric to try it. Wish me well!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Good luck with your project! Thanks for watching :)

[@claudiaburns5474]

This is my favorite box-wrapping video! Ty 💕

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is great to hear! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks for your support and comment! 💕 - Abby

[@beverleyboycott4725]

Just getting our charity christmas shoe boxes ready for Christmas 2021! This is perfect .I can always rely on S F for a brilliant demonstration.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching, Beverley! - Sophie

[@rodrigorivas97]

I loved this! I'm planning to redecorate my room and was looking for boxes like these. The cheapest I found them was 40 dollars each box! So instead I'm gonna do them myself exactly the way I want them to! Loved the video and loved the host. So friendly and bubbly! :)

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is AWESOME to hear! These storage boxes look the same as those expensive ones from the store, too! Thank you for watching and for leaving your kind comment :)

[@Taranjeetkaur]

Very nice boxes make idea

[@donnaguin7685]

Thank you for the splendid tutorial. I just covered my box and it is superb.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! ~Leah

[@fishercourt]

Thanks for this instructional video, I really appreciate it! Sending good vibes your way! ❤❤

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thanks so much, Courtney! We're happy you enjoyed this tutorial. -Michelle

[@debbievignola8275]

So glad I found this tutorial. I was just thinking of covering a box for Christmas.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yay! SO glad you found us +Debbie Vignola! This will be so cute for Christmas! Thank you for watching!

[@cassandrarandall4789]

I did fabric boxes back in 2010 and I was looking for that tutorial. This one is way better. The technique is much more sophisticated and efficient, and you are so clear and precise in your description and live working example. Your video setup is so seamless and professional and appealing and covers all angles necessary. Excellent coverage and editing, girl! (I teach video production and editing, so, ya know 😅😁) Also, bonus, you have a great speaking voice and your hair is gorgeous 🤗 Basically, you’re the best. I hope I don’t come off creepy lol. This legit was one of the best tutorials I’ve seen in many years of KZbin tutorials. Thank you!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for your kind words. We're happy you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks so much for watching. -Michelle

[@spitfire_2]

Thanks for your tutorials. I enjoy watching you; you have a pleasant voice as well. Personally, I would use a non-directional fabric so that none of the printed "objects" would be sideways or upside down.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yes, that is definitely something to keep in mind! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@leip.5885]

Great video with full instructions and visual. Thanks for sharing!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@candyluna2929]

If you don't know how to find the center, get a cat, place fabric on floor. Cat will find the center without being asked.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

HAHA ladama! You are so right! Thanks for giving us a good laugh!

[@teshamiller6001]

ladama and toddlers. lol

[@didarden]

Maybe you should make you 🐱 a 📦?

[@margaretperry2015]

Unfortunately the cat would also roll on the fabric and get it all messed up. Mine would wait to do that until there’s glue on it. 😹😹😹

[@lisamcculloh2008]

That’s funny because I have 2 cats and they do the same thing. The biggest one will jump and lay right on it! Cats are weird but awesome!

[@gabychavez9392]

I always wanted to know this “how to”? Loved it!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Glad you like it! - Yajaira

[@mariawells8026]

This is a wonderful idea to make a gift extra special!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! - Sophie

[@gretchenrininger7093]

Lovely box demo. I LOVE the denim look in your room and yourself, I feel like we have like taste.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! - Sophie

[@Marialla.]

If the raw edges of the fabric inside bothers you, you could adhere a bit of ribbon to cover that edge and it would look very neat and crisp.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yes! That would be a fabulous way to finish the inside of this box!

[@spitfire_2]

Marialla I was thinking that same thing!

[@Arwa_shikora]

Gr8 video... Entire project in detail... Eagerly waiting to try it... For keeping my sewing supplies...👍

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So happy you like the video! Thanks for watching!

[@rebeccasewing]

Your method is so much easier from the other videos I've watched, Jennifer. I was thinking that if we draw a line corner to corner and from side to side in both directions it might help speed up finding the center point. Mark the center on all four sides of the box as well and match them to the lines on the fabric. Thanks for the video. Excellent demo!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That's a great idea! We'll have to give it a try. Thank you so much for watching and we're so glad you found it helpful.

[@ssjmarks]

Thankyou so much for all your videos...I JUST LOVE THEM!! xx

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for watching Sue Marks! We truly appreciate your kind comment!

[@kristindowner9897]

I’m going to use this technique to create a starter sewing-box for my granddaughter, with color coordinated accessory boxes and pin cushion! 🧵 🪡

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Love that idea! We’re happy this tutorial has inspired you 😍 -Michelle

[@cindyhappel7376]

This was awesome!! Thank you, Jen!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. -Michelle

[@cathywells5065]

Thank you for this. To be more eco-friendly, I've been reusing decorative boxes for Christmas gifts for years. I've wanted to up my game by covering "ugly" boxes with fabric so I almost never have to use wrapping paper.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great that you are reusing boxes for your Christmas gifts! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that it can help you! We appreciate your support and comment! - Abby

[@Creativedesignzbyclaudia8478]

Love, so neat and perfect!😊

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Happy that you love this project and enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby

[@yvonnebee5061]

I followed your video to make a wedding card box for my daughter and future son in-law’s wedding and it turned out so sooo pretty. Thank you for such clear step by step instructions right to the very end.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Happy to hear it turned out wonderful these boxes can make excellent gifts year round. :)

[@cherylmatthews7172]

Jennifer you could press all your sides BEFORE you do any spraying. I would also press the top edge of the fabric too. (The piece that goes inside of the box.) so it will have a finished look on the inside. Or you could take and press the edges in, then use fabric glue on the edges then press again to seal it. Then take to work center and use the adhesive spray to finish putting it together. Happy Sewing

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Those are great tips, thank you for sharing them with us!

[@brendacherry3085]

Beautiful. Thank you for the great tips. I have a plan now too. Can't wait to make a few for my home.. 😊

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So happy to hear you will be trying this project! Thanks for watching!

[@erikamariahanko957]

Brenda Cherry n

[@evelynmelendez2471]

I’m planning on covering some boxes with a few curtains I was gonna discard and honestly I would have made a big mess If I hadn’t watched this video first lol. Very informative and helpful.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We're happy you enjoyed this project tutorial. Thanks for watching!! 💖💖💖 -Michelle

[@kathleenhodges5184]

Really well done. Nice quality video. Good for paper too.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching! - Yajaira

[@TheCreativeChica]

I followed your tutorial today and made a lovely box cover! Thanks for doing this tutorial. I think I'll be doing more! It was a fun project!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So glad you liked it and it worked for you! Thank you for watching. - Morgan

[@melissasturgis]

Some times you have to use what you have at home and make some thing new in order to save money. Use shoe boxes and other things to save money for that extra storage. Good idea for those who make quilts, see, and do Craft.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yes!!! 🌸 🌈 -Michelle

[@Coquijim]

This is great! thanks for sharing. So easy

[@ShabbyFabrics]

+Rosalia Martin thank YOU for watching!

[@rosemaryladinsky533]

Thanks you are things look so easy. One of my nieces could peel off bread crust without taking any white off Whalen she was 2 call her miss crafty. Just like you

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you! Happy Holidays!❄~Leah

[@jenniferhoward789]

I know what my next project will be! Great idea!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So happy to provide something for your "to-do" list :) Thanks for watching and have fun!

[@gillianspence2496]

Jennifer Howard mm

[@lorettasilva378]

Great tutorial!! Thanks so much..Loretta

[@ShabbyFabrics]

+Loretta Silva thank YOU so much for watching and commenting!

[@nancypowell9952]

Draw the diagonals of the square fabric and the box will be centered if each of the corners of the box are on a diagonal... It would make the 1" diagonal line easier to mark! This would work for a rectangle as well!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for the helpful feedback! It is always appreciated to learn new tips and tricks we may of not known. :) -Kyla

[@mariafioretassinimariani492]

Bellissimo, molto preciso..... Brava!!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Grazie per aver guardato! - Morgan

[@pientien4424]

This is so cute! I will keep my next diperbox to make a look a like for mij baby girl... Greetings from Holland :D

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thanks for watching all the way from Holland!!

[@shirleyann1901]

Beautiful work!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much! - Morgan

[@n-silvabts9178]

Very useful tip. Thanks a lot!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank YOU for watching :)

[@folooksyetty]

Great job, thanks for the tutorial, where can I buy the fabric spray you used please

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We're happy it inspires you! You can probably find this Scotch Super Multi-purpose Adhesive at your local Walmart or craft store :) -Michelle

[@risasweeny7142]

I love this idea. Your work is awesome. I noticed that you like blue; my favorite color as well. New subscriber!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We love blue!

[@Randomconsiderations]

This was a great video and I like the method used as a simple one for solid or non-directional print fabrics, but my OCD self just couldn't be happy with using a directional fabric. I think I would go with more of an L shape pattern, with the sides in a long row and the bottom underneath one of the sides, instead of the + shape pattern in this video. This would make the print face up on all 4 sides. The print would also continue around the sides seamlessly until you got around to the final corner. Or I would do the bottom separately from the sides with a non-directional fabric; perhaps matched to the lid. That way I don't have to notice the pattern always going the wrong way no matter what you do. I would also try to pick a pattern small enough to go with the size of the box. I feel like the towers on this fabric are a bit big for the size of the box, but that fabric would look really nice on a box that's just a little bit larger.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching. Yes, if you're using a directional fabric and want it to be the same, it will take some care to figure out how to piece the bottom - like you said, we think you'd have to do that piece separately. Using non-directional fabrics and smaller prints will always yield an adorable box! If you make some, let us know, and send us a picture, we'd like to see it! :)

[@alomdiewereld]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

+Zanet Swartz thank you for watching!

[@Sootfoot5]

totally disagree that the video was too long - guess I'm "cutting disabled" but I would have liked to have seen the marking and cutting of the lid - I know it was done the same way as the bottom, but I still would have liked to have seen it. Ms. Carter is just more advanced than I am when it comes to this type of thing - I need more instruction. Thanks, good video, will come back and watch more!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

+Leslie Muzingo so happy you found this video helpful! The top is just like the bottom- don't be scared (even if you think you are "cutting disabled") you can do it!! Thank you for watching!

[@bunnyrocks4917]

Loved the video ...

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for the love!

[@sarahunter8689]

Very nicely done, very professional. I wonder about that center placement. Would it work to lightly crease the fabric when you fold it to find the center? Then couldn't you line up the corners of the box on the "X"? Wouldn't that put it right in the center instead of trying to eyeball it?

[@spitfire_2]

Sara Hunter Yes! I was wondering why she didn't do that.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That would be a great idea! - Morgan

[@maryfagan9592]

Just a thought if you put something weighty in the box it won't shift when marking thanks for the video

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That's a great idea! Thank you for sharing that tip with us and for watching our video!

[@margaretperry2015]

Beautiful! Lots of covered box videos out there, but yours is the nicest. I have lots of boxes, but they’re not nice in the inside. Have you ever used this method for the inside as well? I think maybe paper would be easier to handle on the inside...

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Hello Margaret! Great question we have not tried doing this method in the inside of the box, but is a lovely idea. Paper could be easier to do in the inside however, the fabric could possibly hold better in the inside - Yajaira

[@kittycat1302]

Well this might be fruitless since the post is a year old, and I’m certainly not trying to steal anyone’s thunder. I found a tutorial that covers the inside of the box with the fabric at the same time the outside is being covered. So in case you’re still looking for something like that, here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppDJlWuefLSarrc

[@skullmayhem]

Hi there, great video. Where would I buy a huge cutting mat like that? I can not find that size 8n NewZealand

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We're glad you enjoyed this video! Thanks sew much for watching! Regarding our rotary cutting mats, we currently use the Quilter's Rule Mega Mat & Lori Holt's Cute Cuts cutting mat. You should be able to find them available online. Hope that helps!! -Michelle

[@beautyazozie7224]

Nice one ma, please I will like to know the type of fabric that is best in doing this diy... Is it silk, cotton, linen etc please help me out so I can know which type to buy that can go with the white glue since I can’t find your type of glue in my area thanks a lot

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You're welcome! The fabrics used on this particular project are 100% cotton; however, you can use any fabric of your preference. Please note you may have to make adjustments dependent on how stretchy or stiff the fabric you choose to use is. Happy Quilting! :) -Kyla

[@jewelthompson9034]

to stop your box form moving double side tape will work as well

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great idea! Thanks for the tip!

[@francoisethepot9414]

thank you for showing how to was fantastic

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You're so welcome! We're glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@myistcat2212]

wow that's really great if you have all that equipment, but it's also kinda sorta complicated. Oh well I'm sure there are other methods as well tho her boxes did come out very nicely..

[@ShabbyFabrics]

There are a lot of different methods you can use, which is so fun! This is the one we tried and we enjoyed it! It let us know how you make yours.

[@sharihammel3644]

Excellent, thank you!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank YOU so much for watching!

[@casablankaish]

very nice and elegant way of covering , i only would love to know what if i needed to cover the inside of the box with satin lets say , is there a neat tutorial of u on that subject?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

There isn't one that we've heard of but it doesn't hurt to do a quick search to see ;) Thank you so much for watching!

[@marcymcintyre3754]

Shabby Fabrics p

[@allisonbroomes3453]

will be making one of these for my tissues thanks

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That's such a cute idea! Let us know how they turn out! - Morgan

[@patreid7054]

You know you could use your pen to draw around the box. Remove the box till you are finished drawing your lines. That is what I do have a nice day

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for sharing! I will pass that on to our team! ~Leah

[@lumachaol]

Just found your video, great! Is it possible to use t-shirt fabrics instead?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! It might be. The fabric for t-shirts is usually stretchier, so it might be harder to work with, but you can test it on a smaller project before you do a big one to see how it works for you. - Morgan

[@lumachaol]

@@ShabbyFabrics Thanks 😃

[@janetehoffman]

You may consider spraying the bottom of the 📦 to keep it adhered to the fabric

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Great idea! Thanks for the tip!

[@mylilbirdiecreations]

Or you can trace the bottom of the box with your Frixion pen. That way you have its outline and know where exactly its supposed to be allowing you to remove the box while you make your marks

[@angelaharding1197]

Christmas box's better than gift wrap.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You are so right angela harding! That way you can use them year after year and coordinate them with your decor!! Thank you for watching!

[@janetshaffer423]

I love your mega mat. Do you sell those?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Hi Janet! We do not have those for sale here at Shabby Fabrics, however, a quick Google search will bring up some places you could order one from. ~Leah

[@trudythomas5036]

double sided scotch tape works well too

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great idea Trudy Thomas! Thank you for that tip and thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment!

[@nic-nazeer2778]

great video thanks

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@tabithareilly9878]

I really like your video...I find it very helpful. I'm trying to make a box for my bead collection, I make jewelry. I notice you said that you use an adhesive spray to wrap your box in fabric. My friend gave me a bottle of tacky glue to use. In your opinion, do you think the adhesive spray works better? Or do you think the tacky glue works just as well? Thanks in advance 😀

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Great question! If you feel like your glue works well for you then you may continue using yours. However, the glue that Jen is using in the video works very well when it comes to how well it holds everything together. The spray adhesive provides a consistent layer but applying a thin layer of glue with a paintbrush probably works just as well. - Yajaira

[@anandaluzia]

Thank you for your video!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@toimoses8694]

What size Megamat are you using? Can you use that adhesive spray on satin as well?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Great questions! Our MegaMat is 28"×56". We have never tried out the adhesive spray on satin before so we would suggest you test it on a small piece of fabric first!

[@angelabrowning802]

I am going to cover my boxes today! I have a star shaped box that I would love to cover, can you help. Thank you

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Enjoy! Happy Holidays! ❄~Leah

[@SuzanneM.Cusumano]

You are awsome...ty!!!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Glad you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you very much for watching! -Michelle

[@flowergirlpower1991]

I'm a first timer. Have you ever covered boxes that things come in?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Hello! That's a great question! Do you mean boxes that get shipped to you from online orders? - Morgan

[@flowergirlpower1991]

Yes or just boxes you buy things in. Grocery brown boxes

[@DarkKniight89]

Does all of this work the same for a box with curved sides?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

It should! You might just need to maneuver the fabric a little to deal with the curves. Let us know how it goes! - Morgan

[@mariaflies]

Is there a follow up to this video on how to line the inside?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We didn't line these boxes, but if you'd like a box entirely made out of fabric, we did do a tutorial for that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ6kZmacoaZkhdGVnd the Free Download options for this one are a triangle & hexagon. -Michelle

[@rollingthunder4599]

How about going even farther and making your own box?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That would be fun! - Morgan

[@watercolorseasons5321]

How much would you say to add in order to fold the edges so that there are not raw edges inside the box? An extra 1/4" or 1/2"? I hope I am making sense. LOL I want the inside to look as nice as outside without raw edges. Thank you! Otherwise I will be doing this tomorrow!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We would add 1/2" so you could tuck 1/4" under on each side. Thanks for watching! Tammy :)

[@karenholmgaard8869]

What did you use under the fabric to spray the glue? Should I use a terry cloth towel or white Butcher paper?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yes, butcher paper or wax paper work really well!

[@PRMorena177]

so cute

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much!

[@ellylin8116]

What is the name of that glue spray? Thanks...

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We used a Scotch brand adhesive/glue spray for this project. Thanks for watching! ✨ -Michelle

[@brendaprado3758]

Omg ! How would you go about wrapping a round box ?!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Hi Brenda! Thank you for watching! Unfortunately we have not done this with a round box so there may have to be some adjustments made to accommodate the shape! Stay safe and happy sewing! ~Leah

[@denisekillen7237]

what is the spray adhesive you use? I have 3M craft mount permanent adhesive and it doesn't stick fabric at all

[@ShabbyFabrics]

+Denise Killen we used Scotch Multipurpose Adhesive Spray. Here is a link to the product at Michael's for reference but it can be found at other crafting stores, too: www.michaels.com/scotch-super-77-multipurpose-spray-adhesive/10218960.html

[@yaseenauleebaccus9309]

Hello shaby does it actually work for a rectangular box Is all the details are the same for rectangular box😏

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Yes- you can adjust the measurements to fit the box you are covering :)

[@ruthespinosa-mejia6283]

Thanks so much

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So glad you enjoyed this project! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle

[@TeQuilaJ22]

Do you have a tutorial on how to cover a heart shaped box with fabric?!?!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Unfortunately, we do not :(

[@marisah5724]

Where did you get your boxes?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We got ours at a local craft store in town. You can find these at stores like Michaels or Hobby Lobby, or other big box stores. Thank you for watching! - Morgan

[@marisah5724]

@@ShabbyFabrics Awesome...thank you!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You're so welcome!

[@mothurston6400]

Have you ever thought about getting a round paperweight to put inside the box so it doesn’t move as easily? That’s what I do, it makes it so much easier to put some weight in the box.. Thanks for sharing your video! I was a little disappointed that you didn’t let us see your finished product. Bummer.😕

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thats a great suggestion. We will pass it along to our makers. -Kristen

[@adrianagreen2303]

How would I cover the whole box?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You would measure the interior to be covered and cut fabric to fit. Since we have not done that we can't really provide specific steps to complete it.

[@bryanenloe6875]

Thanks good job👍

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thanks Bryan!

[@joannashiu]

this is one direction fabric, how to make the pattern the same way??

[@ShabbyFabrics]

The way we do it with one piece of fabric will make directional fabrics difficult to work with. This would work really well with fabrics that aren't directional. We haven't made these boxes again, but you could probably use two pieces to make sure the fabric is all running the same direction. - Morgan

[@bmakibbin]

Excellent

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for watching! - Morgan

[@bunnyrocks4917]

I am an India how can I buy this product

[@ShabbyFabrics]

The fabric can be purchased from us (shabbyfabrics.com), the boxes can be purchased anywhere that sells decorative boxes, and the spray glue can be bought at any craft store or online!

[@padmacsekhar]

Thanks for this. Good one. Btw don't card boxes attract roaches ?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We are very glad you enjoyed this tutorial. We enjoyed putting it together. Thanks for watching!! -Michelle

[@albairisvelazquez8630]

Very nice

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Thank you so much for watching! - Morgan