Key PointsUse shoeboxes to sort socks, jewelry, or makeup; lids can act as dividers to sort further by category.Shoeboxes are great for crafts, photos, and cards; label and decorate for easy and ...

If you need to drill deeper, and your shoebox is the kind with a removable lid, you can do the same thing with just the lid, which has a shallower depth and won't prevent deeper penetration.

You can make a chic and convenient shelf or spice rack using just shoeboxes and cardboard. Follow our simple instructions to get started on this useful DIY.

Commercial models sell anywhere from $15 to north of a C-note. Birdboxes, on the other hand, are cheap cardboard and have no opening, except for a lid. The Venables’ choice is an old shoebox.

Open the shoebox with the lid laid flat on the table – the inside of the lid will make part of the floor space. Cut and glue pieces of cardstock and foam board to create walls and floors of the ...

Shoe box with joined lid A4 paper (any colour) Decorative paper 2 acrylic paints Ribbon Photographs and drawings Letters and journal entries Knick-knacks and souvenirs Resealable pockets, jars and ...

Has Marie Kondo inspired you to declutter? Here's how to use everyday items and store-bought baskets and tubs to spark the joy of decluttering.

Hinged lid shoebox Ornamental tape and stickers Cardstock and foam board Craft wood Elastic, 2.5 cm width Craft glue and hot glue gun Double-sided tape Scissors and art knife Pencil and ruler Doll ...

Hinged lid shoebox Ornamental tape and stickers Cardstock and foam board Craft wood Elastic, 2.5 cm width Craft glue and hot glue gun Double-sided tape Scissors and art knife Pencil and ruler Doll ...