1. To make the opening I first make an outline by using the top flaps as my guide. This will also make all my boxes have the same size opening.

2. Fold down one flap for the side outline


Do the same for the top using the other flap. Join the lines on both sides for where you want to cut. (Also these boxes have cutout handles already if you want to incorporate them into your toy bin)


3. Once you have cut out the opening sellotape or glue down the top
Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteCame across this on Pinterest. Thanks for this I will be making use of my nappy boxes now!
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DeleteGreat idea! Nappy boxes are very sturdy so they are ideal for storage.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! I am going to do this x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! There are always extra boxes around!
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ReplyDeleteSo simple but effective!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fab way to recycle and upcycle an old box!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea!! I threw away so many of these! Wish I hadn't now
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ReplyDeleteJustJulie | Beauty Blog
This is a great idea!! I will definitely be giving this a go! With a new baby in the house we have LOADS of nappy boxes and a 4 year old with way to many toys so this will be a win win lol x
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Oh God we used Pamper's Active Fit for 3 years and I did not even think of doing that.
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These storage bins are fantastic, such a creative but simple idea. Thanks for sharing. x
ReplyDeleteExcellent upcycling. I could so do with about 10 of those right now!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea!! There are never a shortage of nappy boxes when our kids are little.
ReplyDeleteLove Vicky
Around and Upside Down
What a super idea, creative and great to recycle. x
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