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Cardboard can be a very useful tool in constructing simple around-the-house devices. Learn how to take a simple cardboard box that was almost trash and turn it into a functional shelf for your trinkets. This cardboard shelf measures 5" wide and 25" long.
You can view this tutorial on one page and other crafts at my blog: www.aweekfromthursday.wordpress.com
You can view this tutorial on one page and other crafts at my blog: www.aweekfromthursday.wordpress.com
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Signing UpStep 1Supplies
You will need:
1. Hot glue gun w/ plenty of glue sticks
2. Tape measurer
3. Cardboard Box
4. Xacto knife or box cutter
5. Cutting Mat [optional but very helpful]
6. Paint [optional]
*Images 1, 2, & 4 from Wikimedia commons.
1. Hot glue gun w/ plenty of glue sticks
2. Tape measurer
3. Cardboard Box
4. Xacto knife or box cutter
5. Cutting Mat [optional but very helpful]
6. Paint [optional]
*Images 1, 2, & 4 from Wikimedia commons.
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Jun 22, 2011. 4:42 AM12377Tara
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Double sided tape didn't work that well and since i have concrete walls its hard to put in nails. Any ideas?Please help!!!!
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Apr 6, 2011. 11:14 AMtrickyhero
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Thank You for making this instrucatable. This is the first instructable I followed and I followed aalmost every step. Instead of hot glue I used elmer's glue. Also I made3 the base the same length as my 7X6 shelf. Thank You!
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