If like me, you don’t have any small boxes suitable for your drawers, I have a suggestion for making your own boxes using Dianne’s instructions for the box liners.
As I have problems with my hands, I need carers to assist me with most things, so they might just be cursing you for giving me so many great ideas! :) They also look pretty enough to be used on open shelving in my sewing room. They would also look lovely on the inside shelving in my wardrobe. These boxes are so very pretty! I can see myself making more than one of these pretty little boxes, not only for my office desk but also for my sewing room. I really love your idea for the label edges Dianne. There is a side button to press and your label is instantly cut. The labels come out the back of the machine once you press print. The retail cost of the the P Touch runs around $39.99. The only downside I found using it was that it needed 6 AAA batteries – which can get costly if you start labeling everything in sight, like me. It would be more cost effective if you could just plug it into a wall socket, but then the initial price of the machine would be more. The labels made with the P-touch are said to be indestructible and will never fade. We labeled that years ago, but the writing has faded and now it is a guessing game on which breaker is for what. Once I made a few, I started having fun with it and thought of all the other places that could use a label – like the circuit breakers in the electrical box in the basement. I just went with the simple Helvetica font. It came with a diagram of all the sizes, fonts, and stylish designs you can create on the labels. I just started playing with it until I understood how it worked.
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It came with one cartridge and full instructions. The P-Touch Label Maker I used was quite easy to use right out of the box. Peel the backing from your label and attach to the paper strip. Smooth with your hands to make sure it is adhered.ĥ. Run a glue stick along the inside bottom of the strip. Place the folded strip along the back of your lined box. This will create a scored line to fold the strip in half nice and neatly.ģ. Score down the center of each strip by running the closed tip of a pair of scissors along the ruler. Using a paper cutter – cut the card-stock into 1/2-inch strips.Ģ. The Best DIY Chalk Paint Recipe For Painting Furnitureġ.Chalk Paint Furniture Before & After Makeovers.
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