
The other day as I cleaned off my workspace I was looking for a place to keep my little paper journals. Inspired by so many blogs out there like
this one , the first place I headed was my recycle bin. A cardboard soda box sat on top, perfect.

First I cut off one end then headed to my paper stash. Any paper will do but I like this
origami paper because there are a variety of patterns and the colors coordinate. I simple measured by holding the paper
against one side and making a crease.

I cut along the crease then added glue. The glue stick was within the closed reach and it comes out nice and smooth but I assume anything sticky will work.

I didn't measure the ends I just folded and
overlapped the papers to get a patchwork feel.

Works great, looks great and didn't cost me a dime.
1 comment:
I just don't have enough hours in the day. Can you come over and do all this for me? ;)
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