DIY Storage Boxes - SugarStilettosStyle

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It's been a while! Lately I've been on a total house organization initiative that lead me to make these AWESOME (& and cost effective) storage containers.
For similar storage systems you're looking at $16+ per boxes. I was able to make 3 for under $25 your total may differ depending on the fabric you choose
I hope this helps you! Let me know if your have any questions. XOXO
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[@SugarStilettosStyle]

You're welcome.. Thanks for everything your family does for our country!!

[@candicebennett7716]

Great idea! Cheaper than buying ugly tubs.Thanks for the creative tip.

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Candice Bennett Thanks for watching!

[@Zebraprintpaintjob]

Thank you so much! Military wife here we don't make a whole lot so I couldn't afford the storage boxes for my cubby shelf I got for free so thank u!

[@KC-ro6gm]

I used Priority Mail boxes from the post office (free!) and taped the top corners together for stability. Then followed your instructions. NOTE: The spray adhesive is very smelly....best to do the spraying in a well-ventilated area!

[@niftythriftyfrugal6789]

You could cut the flaps off of one end of the box before assembling it. I've found its safer and easier to do, especially when using a knife :) Great idea though! Have a great weekend! :)

[@bryia7742]

Really love this.! I'm a HUGE bargain hunter/cheapskate and i've been looking for ways to organize my studio apartment this is the cheapest most intelligent thing i've come across lol major props to you.! I'll def check out your other vids and will subscribe

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Bryia Riggins Thanks! Glad you found it helpful :)

[@cynnamon28]

OMGoodness! I'm so loving your channel. I'm praticularly into frugal organizing and decorating tips. I love the tufted headboard and now this fabric storage box. I buy these bozes whenever I see them at Ross, TJ MAzz etc. Sometimes, I don't like the particular design, but now I am inspired to mke my own. Keep them coming Diva! Thank you again for sharing:)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Thanks!! :-)

[@rezenaenendu6001]

Ty, 4 this video. I'd seen it awhile bk and saves it to my watch later. So, when I was ready to cover my boxes I would know what to do. I will wtch a few more times b4 I ty becz this will be my 1st diy project. I hv saved some old bedsheets to practice. Ty b4 using the glue spray that will help alot. I didn't know glue stray was a thing. It will be sometime b4 I do it due to my physical and mental conditions but I will do it. Ty. 4 posting again. Blessings.

[@lifewithasejenae788]

Just a little helpful note ... The scissor you are using are paper scissors ment to cut out patterns so they get dull really fast when using them on fabric. The correct fabric scissor are pretty expensive but worth it because the don't get dull as quickly as the paper scissors

[@wlnewton4466]

loved how the box turned out...I will be covering one as soon as I can...

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Good Luck :-)

[@wlnewton4466]

Thank You.

[@vnesaa]

I used a wood-print contact paper (for all the lazy students out there) ;D now all my carboard boxes look awesome haha

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

vnesaa Great idea!

[@RENABRO]

Genius. I have a bunch of small HD boxes laying around!

[@MsTiLaJ]

The use of spray adhesive is and excellent idea. It has advantages over glue gun in that you are adhering all the fabric down to the board. I did a box with a a glue gun and did not like the bead. Of glue under the fabric. I though it made for a slightly unprofessional look. Of course you only notice it to the touch and up close. The handles here are a nice touch! Very good tutorial. TFS :-)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

:-) Thanks for watching!

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Yay! Thanks for watching :-)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

No problem!! Thank you for watching :-)

[@emalepics]

1:04 - 1:14 turns my stomach !!!! PLEASE do not cut towards your hands !please cut away from the body

[@MRSrikitikitavi9]

I will be trying this! Much cheaper than buying those "fancy" cubes at the store.

[@RosaButton]

I'm going to use my old bed sheets for this...

[@butterflyqueen9260]

great idea! me too!

[@mowburnt]

Thanks, I have to glue some fabric to an mdf box and this looks a good way

[@michelerhoads8260]

not bad! at first I thought it wasn't going to look all that great cuz of pulling fabric/no so hot scissors/and guessing how much to cut by the ruler...well I was way off! You did a pretty darn good job and the cut out the small square was the best! I give you an "A!" I'll have to follow by FB cuz I'm not into the other sites..

[@verisww8104]

This totally proves how stupidly perfectionist I am yet here she is with dull scissors, too short a ruler, no lines drawn, correcting a box cutting mistake in a haphazard way yet voila! I'll bet if I did all the right stuff, ie. fabric scissors, long enough ruler, lines drawn, box cut perfectly, etc, I could not have had a better result. The only problem I have is with the spray adhesive indoors that might get on the carpet. Big cardboard laid flat outside as your base would be safer never mind saving your carpet.

[@lydialarsson5165]

Awesome need to do that to my closet!!!!!

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

:-)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Ooooh a challenge! LOL I hadn't even considered a lid but I think I can do it.. And I'm actually trying to figure out to cover/create the hanging storage now. I think I've almost got it so that video should be coming soon. :-)

[@respecthewoman]

Too adorable. And creative too! ) very nice young lady

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching! :-)

[@christinamurray1834]

great way to reuse diaper boxes!!!

[@tracya9324]

This is so awesome...I cannot wait to do this. Will post pics for you to see :-D

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Yay! Good luck :-)

[@rachnapatel9324]

Thanks, and they are really good

[@20vreyes]

Love it! Thanks for the idea

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

No problem!

[@soninanusingh9973]

Very nice idea

[@davedalane6505]

You are a life saver!

[@TravelmakerKai]

great idea!

[@hasnaahmed5318]

awesome idea..I'm gonna do this

[@cemoi016]

Thanks for sharing this video 😊😊

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Awesome! Happy decorating :-)

[@ledinogummybear]

Omg ur a life Savior! Thanks for making the video n.n

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

:-)

[@tafiyer]

Very thorough ..Thanks

[@tbradden1725]

I really enjoyed this tutorial! Great job ma'am

[@distinctivefabric3083]

Great job.Amazing video.!

[@CBWithNicole]

Great video and idea. I did something even more nifty and about the same price. I got a box (instead of buying brand new check out your local grocery store; they're always giving them away; some get picky about packaging labels and will demand they get torn off) anyways.... get yourself some spray paint (gloss or mach... I prefer mach or chalk) and than get yourself some half a yard if fuzzy fabric and adhesive glue. step one: seal one side of the box, and cut off flaps to other side. and cut out handles. step two: spray paint all sides of the box (interior is optional); let dry. step three: cut your fabric into strips that will line the top and handle. step four: use the adhesive glue, spray onto the box where you are going to line with your fuzzy fabric done. you have a awesome and really cute storage bin. I love steal ideas and improving my life.

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Nicole Davidson Thanks for sharing!

[@sixpackbinky]

Please do a video, would love to see it.

[@given-cynthiai-am5980]

Would like to see a video on how you make a custom lid to go on the storage box (smile), also a separate one on how to make your own hanging file cloth covered cardboard box rather than the standard petroleum plastic hanging file boxes that are 'booring' (smile)

[@kimwilson595]

Thank you so much!!!

[@mariamyousuf1432]

It's very easy to do. I l❤ve it.

[@sunitabajapally]

what product you have used to stick the cloth to the box?

[@PoonamSharma-vp3vv]

superb

[@vitronn]

that pretty cool God bless you with idea like that

[@vitronn]

:)**-

[@mmm.256]

Hello, can I use liquid glow rather than spray? because I don't have it.

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

+‫بشرى العبدالله‬‎ yes

[@LifeWReeT]

AWESOME job :)

[@CGeeThompkins]

Cut the flats when the box is still flat.

[@YayMe1st]

Gee Thompkins I agree, much easier to make it straight when flat.

[@chhabigc9904]

Gee Thompkins yes I was going to say same thing

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

AWESOME! Good luck

[@sewinginsperation3152]

greaaat

[@sewinginsperation3152]

great explanation

[@AsYouLikeIt_Zendi21]

Love the color fabric u uses . And do be careful with that box cutter. I cut three of my fingers using it the wrong way.. Ouch

[@hrishaanlove]

very nice indeed!! :)

[@noellebryan4914]

Very good video.

[@jverrettoctavia7331]

nice job.

[@butterflyqueen9260]

My ocd!!!!!! damn box upside down!

[@sharonelle100]

Hmmmmm......wouldn't it be easier to cut off the unwanted flaps and cut out the handle holes BEFORE assembling the box? Just a thought :-)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

I'm not sure but it's worth a try... I just prefer having the box assembled before I cut. Please let us know how it works out if you try it :-)

[@moonlight-nd8th]

good idea thank you for every thing I like it

[@ELLPD316]

awesome

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

+Monroe Rice Thanks

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Thanks so much! You're so kind :-)

[@betty7475]

i seen some at the dollar tree collapsable bins they are call but not as big as yours but pretty nice size but great job i am not that handy lol

[@shaniahenry1387]

my name is Shania too

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

:-) Thanks for watching

[@Mikevilchs]

i hope i can find that spray here in mexico! :( GRREAT TUTORIAL!!

[@radhikanair8731]

your tutorial was good :)

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

:-) Thanks for watching!

[@sandrasantana5949]

What the name of the spray

[@amiralihussanihussani7664]

nice

[@roselilorenzo1093]

1/3

[@comradenicholai2178]

Thanks, this really helped me!

[@Renaydapinkgirl]

Lovely made one similar, could you make one with a lid please please please?? :)

[@arosencrantz18]

To make the lid cut off one flap tape it to the other flap and cover it and you have a built-in lid

[@christjulipds13]

This time I will use woodprix to make it.

[@raminsukurov4887]

well

[@marthalema572]

You should get fabric scissors!! Lol

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

if you cant any fabric glue will work :-)

[@لجينيوسف-ض9س]

روعه

[@JSTME41]

Don't cut towards yourself or hand...... Shouldn't show people to do it that way. Very dangerous... lol Hope it helps.

[@kayequirante9104]

cringing at 1:05 scared she might cut her fingers

[@سجادعلي-ز7ش]

جميل جدآ

[@hanaaz279]

gut ;)

[@Amandagirl73]

Awfully frustrating video. Painful to watch, dont waste your time people!

[@radhiaboum3704]

A lot of mistakes

[@sali1276]

Very messy

[@lifewithasejenae788]

Just a little helpful note ... The scissor you are using are paper scissors ment to cut out patterns so they get dull really fast when using them on fabric. The correct fabric scissor are pretty expensive but worth it because the don't get dull as quickly as the paper scissors

[@SugarStilettosStyle]

Asejenae Evans Thanks for the tip! :-)

[@withjoy4242]

@@SugarStilettosStyle Yes, I was going to suggest this as well. Fabric scissors and paper scissors are totally different kinds of scissors and they get dull really fast if used on the opposite thing. (ie. NEVER use the fabric scissors to cut paper!! It'll ruin the scissors.)

[@dolldoll5099]

good job