Friday, 25 February 2011

My Storage Solution for Craft Magazines

Every month/six weeks I get craft stamper magazine, my favourite magazine and Scrapbook magazine. I love to keep them both, the only problem is where to keep them. So while out shopping the other week we got a couple of extra wine boxes which I covered with quite thin paper which made it easier to cover. So using nothing more than paper, thick ribbon and large brads I created some storage boxes for my magazine I have three covered so far and two more ready to cover.

12 comments:

sue-bubbles said...

Ver chic Alma, Im well impressed!
Sue x

Valerie-Jael said...

Lovely idea Alma, looks really great!

SusieJ said...

Great idea Alma! I love the way you've decorated them too - very stylish.
Hugs xx

gayle said...

Great idea! I am keeping mine in a large storage box but to honest it's nothing as pretty as your storage solution! Might be a good excuse to buy some wine ;)

Hi it's Maria said...

love it alma, the colours are fab, well done...

but I want to know, you've covered 3 boxes, so what has happened to ALL the wine, lol...xxx

maria xx

gwyneth said...

What a great idea and useful storage system whilst still being artistic.

gwyneth said...

Great idea Alma, stylish, creative storage system

tea_bag said...

the wine is quite safe...hic!

Carole said...

Love your stylish storage Alma! Trust you to go all posh on us!!!

Hugs - Carole xxx

Unknown said...

I so need to make lots of these;0)

How do you get wine boxes? And where do you put them? I love my craft 'zines but where oh where would I put them in these beautiful boxes? we still have the problem, but they will look a lot prettier, the papers are beautiful as well

Love Dawn xx

tea_bag said...

Well I got a blank wall behind me where they are lined up along it and when I turn my chair I can just look through them for the one I want :) I got the wine boxes from tesco they were at the till area for putting shopping in :) I asked could I take some and they said I could have as many as I wanted empty ones :) lol

Jan Hennings said...

A great idea, indeed! Thanks for your sweet comments on my blog! You brightened my day! I'm becoming a follower of your blog :)

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