I found a very small storage cube dealy at a thrift store a couple months ago. It's pretty much too small to be useful, and is not my favorite color, but I bought it anyway -- so I could make my own larger, cuter version, of course!
Here's the one I made:
It isn't perfect, mind you, but I do love it! The fabric is a remnant I got at JoAnns a couple weeks ago for less than a dollar.
I love that it's collapsible, too -- although I'm not sure that's a very useful feature...
...It's fun, though! It folds up nice and flat!
What am I using my new storage cube for? I-Spy Block storage, of course!! Eight blocks fit inside just perfectly!
I could write up some instructions, if anyone's interested. I want to modify my method just a little bit, so I'll be making another one anyway.
Let me know if you want a tutorial!
Here's the one I made:
It isn't perfect, mind you, but I do love it! The fabric is a remnant I got at JoAnns a couple weeks ago for less than a dollar.
I love that it's collapsible, too -- although I'm not sure that's a very useful feature...
...It's fun, though! It folds up nice and flat!
What am I using my new storage cube for? I-Spy Block storage, of course!! Eight blocks fit inside just perfectly!I could write up some instructions, if anyone's interested. I want to modify my method just a little bit, so I'll be making another one anyway.
Let me know if you want a tutorial!
I'd be interested in a tutorial - that is so cute! And, I got the same fabric in the remanants at Joanns too LOL!
ReplyDeleteI love it. Not sure if can make something like this but i would love to try
ReplyDeleteA tutorial would be great. Who doesn't need more storage?!
ReplyDeleteDefinately write a tutorial, this is a great idea!!! I am always looking for these in colors that match my kids' rooms and it is hard to find beyond the basic primary and pastel colors. It would be great to make a few in contrasting fabrics. Yours came out amazing.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tutorial please (I would also love to be able to find bargain fabric like that here in England as well!)
ReplyDeletethose would be bigger than baskets and i could make them "manlier" for mt 10 yr old son's room since he refuses to have baskets in his room! please post a tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYes, please! I really want to make a few for my daughter's stuff in a fun print that she'll enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI am getting ready to make a bookshelf that will need some cubes. I would love to make my own! Please share the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI would love to make one too!! I hope it isn't too difficult because it is so cute.
ReplyDeleteI'd love a tutorial! I love using storage cubes on my bookshelves but I have a hard time finding good deals on cute ones.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tutorial! A girl can always use more storage!
ReplyDeletePlease do a tutorial! My son's books and toys are currently stuffed in a laundry basket and something cuter would be nice!
ReplyDeleteI've been wishing for a tutorial for one of these for SO long! I bought a few storage cubes myself but it just seemed to pricey for something I was sure I could make myself if I just knew how. PLEASE do a tutorial PLEASE!
ReplyDeleteYes Please do a tutorial!! :) Would love to make custom matching toy storage!! I really do not like the either pastel or super bright colors that are offered in stores :) I want amy butler fabric storage cubes lol
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented.
ReplyDeleteawesome job.!
Tutorial! Tutorial!! Tutorial!!! :D
ReplyDeleteyes, please do a tutorial! I have been thinking about making these and would love to have a place to start! (I'm wanting to make some that are bigger for board games)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see a tutorial. They would be great for my yarn.
ReplyDeleteHolly
Of course we want a tutorial! Think of all the things you could use storage cubes for. Don't get me started. Love the fabric, great find!
ReplyDeleteI have several of these cubes and they make great little garbage cans. I have one on my stamping desk and one where I cut my paper. I would love a tutorial as my stampers are looking for garbage cans! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait for my eye spy blocks to arrive! Elaine
ReplyDeleteI use this type of cube storage all over my house, I would definitely use the tutorial if you came up with one!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...YES! Please write a tutorial! I was just searching online a few days ago for the directions to make this very thing! I need to organize sewing supplies on the shelves in my dining room/sewing room and wanted a way to disguise all my stuff. This is perfect! Yay!
ReplyDeleteI've LOVE a tutorial! I am wishing I didn't just buy plastic bins for my toy cubbies. But I'm sure I could find another reason to make a bin:) I LOVE the I SPY blocks! Have you done a tutorial for those?? My 2 boys would go bonkers for those!
ReplyDeleteYes please!!! I desperately need some organization cubes! :-)
ReplyDeletei've been trying to find a pattern for something like this! i have a homemade bookshelf that i want to make fabric storage baskets for, but haven't been able to find a pattern that i could adjust to the size i need. if you get a chance, i would love a tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOf course we want a tutorial! I can't wait.
ReplyDeleteThese are very cool! Love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteI have a little one on the way and would LOVE to make one of those! Why? because I also plan on making some I-Spy blocks and I think using the storage cube to store them is brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteSo please, please please a tutorial!
I would love a tutorial for these!!! Exactly what I need for my sewing room and my daughter's big girl room.
ReplyDeleteYes, I want a tutorial! PLEASEEEEEEEE!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love how yours turned out!!!! Materials list would be awesome too!
ReplyDeleteTutorial! Tutorial! Tutorial! :) Pretty please?
ReplyDeleteooo, that is so fun looking. looks like you'll be writing a tute!
ReplyDeleteUhhhhhh, heck yes! I want to know how to do that!! Actually I could really use about 15 matching ones for my new laundry room. Puhlease!? Lol!
ReplyDeletea tutorial ........... yes please!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is sooooo cool! I really need to make a storage box for my little one (4 months old now) to put his toys into. I wanted to make a fabric one ... this way when he gets mobile enough to try to get his stuff he can "crawl into it" without hurting himself. That's at least what my daughter used to do at that age. So, yes - a tutorial would be AWESOME!!!
ReplyDeletewhat can I say? yes, please, a tutorial! I could try my hand at making one, to store my cross stitching and another for yarn.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Yes please! Yes please! Would love to have a tutorial for this so I could replace the giant messes of unorganized toys all over my girls' bookshelves with these pretty storage cubes!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for something like this and would love a tutorial for it!! Thank you for making one I can ogle LOL
ReplyDeletePlease do a tutorial. I have been looking for something fun for my daughters closet to store her clothes in.
ReplyDeleteI love it so much!! You seem to be very talented, one day I'll be able to do things like that too ^^ (or at least I'm dreaming of being capable of it :p).
ReplyDeleteAnd the fabric is awesome!! I can't believe you found it for that price... I wish I could find some too for that price! =)
And as every forward comments: do you have a tutorial? Pleeeaaase share it ^^, we all need storage boxes (besides it is bendable!!).
I'd love a tutorial! It has to be so useful, especially to be able to collapse it!
ReplyDeleteYes! Lol, look at that long list of comments. No pressure or anything, Care, but looks like you've really got to write up that tutorial. :)
ReplyDeleteJust because this list is getting humorously long and must be continued-Tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOkay, okay!! I'm working on my tutorial and should have it up by Thursday! :o)
ReplyDeleteI am excited that so many people are interested -- I hope it doesn't disappoint!
Holy crap this is exactly what I need! I'm building a cubby unit for my stepsons, and they need these kinds of buckets. (I'm not supplying them with ammo for the inevitable war with plastic bins. Ouch!)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh it would be fabulous if you created a tutorial. i will keep my fingers crossed. if you do create a tutorial i will post it on my blog. i know my readers would love it!
ReplyDeletehappy sewing ~ Elizabeth
blog: www.to-be-charmed.com
Yes please on the tutorial! I have some shelves that need baskets and I haven't been able to find the right dimensions in the store. Plus I don't want to pay 10 bucks a basket if I can avoid it...
ReplyDeleteOh, please, please! This is adorable. I have a couple of these, and they are very handy.
ReplyDeleteYes to the tutorial question! Very cute and useful!
ReplyDeleteA tutorial would be great! I've been looking for these at the dollar store so I can corral baby boy's toys, but I haven't found any yet! I could love to make my own.
ReplyDeleteYes please! And if you could add a little advice on how to change the size, that would be helpful. I would like to make boxes that fit the space I have available.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it occurs to me that you could cut cardboard to fit in between the layers for stiffness. Or I may try an old flexible plastic cutting board that's seen a better day, so that it could go through the laundry since I want to make this for my toddler...
Thanks!