Make a Fabric Covered Box in 10 Minutes

Hey everyone, I hope the season is treating you all well. Here in Texas we finally got to pull out our sweaters this week. Today I want to share a little project to help keep all your craft supplies stored and pretty. I searched everywhere online and I couldn’t find a tutorial on how best to make a fabric covered banker box, so I decided to just do it myself and make a short tutorial. So click the link below to see the video and make one for yourself! I hope you enjoy the tutorial and please subscribe to my channel to get more videos! 

What you will need:

Peel N Stick	Gray Ikat Scroll	Wescott Scissors	Banker Box
Scor Tape

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Well, my little darling Madison has discovered Amercian Girl dolls.  Which is wonderful- they were a huge part of my own childhood.  However, American Girl doll stuff is crazy expensive!  We love craft projects, so we decided we were going to start making some projects geared toward American Girls.  First off, her dolls (Kirsten and Samantha) have been “freezing cold” this spring.  So I took a trip to Hobby Lobby to find some material that would be worthy.  And for $3, I found some gorgeous pink fuzzy fabric that I knew would be more than enough to make a comforter set.  I had already had a bag of fiberfill that has been sitting in the closet forever, so we were pretty much ready to go.  It was a super easy project and ended up costing about $4 instead of the $30+ bed sets listed on the American Girl site.  Plus there was the added bonus of getting to do a project with the kids.  Riley and Madison learned how a sewing machine worked and really enjoyed helping the project come together.

During the project:

And I’d say she was pretty happy with the result.