Recycled Milk Carton Stationery Organizer
"If you have lots of pens, pencils, and other small stationery lying around , you need to make this. Fast, easy and looks great."
Primary TechniquePaper Crafts
Materials List
- Empty Milk Cartons
- Old Newspapers
- Glue
- Cutter
Instructions
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Wash and dry the empty milk cartons.
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Cut off the tops of the milk cartons at different heights using a cutter.
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Take old news papers and cut out in small random shapes.
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Glue newspaper shapes on to the cartons.
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Let it dry.
More Crafty Ideas For You
If you enjoy making a Recycled Milk Carton Stationery Organizer, we have a few more craft project ideas that you might love!
For a similar upcycling project, consider creating a Recycled Magazine Coaster Set. This project is perfect for those who have stacks of old magazines lying around. Simply cut out colorful pages from the magazine, arrange them in a pleasing pattern, and seal them with mod podge. These coasters make a stylish addition to any coffee table and are a great conversation starter.
If you enjoy working with paper and want to try your hand at a more intricate project, we recommend making a Paper Quilling Wall Art piece. Paper quilling involves rolling and shaping strips of paper to create beautiful designs. You can create anything from floral patterns to abstract shapes. Frame your finished piece for a unique and eye-catching addition to your home decor.
For those looking for a more functional project, try making a Fabric Keychain Holder. This project is perfect for sewers and can be customized with your favorite fabrics and colors. Use a wooden dowel and a few hooks to create a stylish and practical key holder that will keep your keys organized and easily accessible.
We hope these craft project ideas inspire you to try something new and unleash your creativity! Happy crafting!
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SissieSass
May 28, 2017
I never thought about dressing up something so simple as the milk cartons you buy each week to make an inexpensive organizer. This is just the right size for spring projects because everyone is looking to tidy up their area and make it look different while saving some money at the same time. This idea accomplishes all those goals in a fun way that lets people show off their creativity and preferences.
BettyVedder
May 02, 2017
I love this idea! I work at a school, and we have tons of milk cartons available that otherwise just get recycled. The newsprint would be great as well, because our kids are just starting to read. Maybe we could use magazines or a simple print?
princess6860504
Apr 12, 2017
Neat idea for your Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts, or for your church group/youth group. It is easy enough for anyone who has never done anything like this before, but just enough of a challenge to keep it interesting. There's no room for creativity here, so if you've got people who don't have that kind of talent (creativity), have them take on this project. It will make them feel empowered.
mindshift
Sep 10, 2015
I think this article is a good starting point. However, I don't like newsprint. One can instead use pictures cut from magazines or printed from the internet as either an overall collage, or one panel per side. Choose a portrait of a favorite author, then add quotes from him/her.
elsamss 4771421
Nov 03, 2015
Since I'm not good in complex projects, this project idea is perfect. And mindshift's suggestion to use quotes can make the stands look a bit more chic! Thanks to both!
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