I remember that the tutorial I saw, they used a foam board to create the form of the box. I didn't have foam board, but I did have an empty Finish Dishwasher tab box! So I roughly measured the cardboard to be a bit larger than the tissue box.
I made mine to fit a wide, rectangle, Costco kleenex box. My finished cover is 9.5" long by 5" deep by 5" high. There's a little bit of space between the actual box and the cover so you can slip it on without struggling.
After I painted the cardboard white, I used green painters tape to create my chevron pattern. Then I painted with a coral colour between the tape, and impatiently waited for it to dry. I tried to keep my chevron pattern relatively consisted around the box and re-used my tape guidelines on each side.
Doesn't it look pretty with with coral towel! I am loving how my powder room is turning out. Just a few more finishing touches and I'll be done. Stay tuned for the reveal!
I made mine to fit a wide, rectangle, Costco kleenex box. My finished cover is 9.5" long by 5" deep by 5" high. There's a little bit of space between the actual box and the cover so you can slip it on without struggling.
After I painted the cardboard white, I used green painters tape to create my chevron pattern. Then I painted with a coral colour between the tape, and impatiently waited for it to dry. I tried to keep my chevron pattern relatively consisted around the box and re-used my tape guidelines on each side.
Jill pointed out that I could have covered the edges of the box with masking tape or something so you don't see the corrugated cardboard. Whatevs. This was a fast, let's see if I can make it in one night-which I basically did. The hardest part was waiting for the paint to dry so I could pull off the tape.
Doesn't it look pretty with with coral towel! I am loving how my powder room is turning out. Just a few more finishing touches and I'll be done. Stay tuned for the reveal!
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