Back when school started {eons ago right?!}, our house was flooded with paperwork and I created artwork binders for each of our kids. Well, plain binders are pretty ugly and boring sitting on our a bookcases in the family room. So, I decided to turn them into fabric wrapped binders to blend in a little better while still offering the organizing I was looking for.
This is one of the simplist projects you might ever do.
Start with a binder {mine is a 3-inch binder}
Pick out your fabric {I purchased a yard of each of my fabrics}. Coat your binder with fabric mod podge and wrap fabric around the binder.
For the corner, I just wrapped mine like a present and secured the corner with hot glue.
Once the glue and mod ppdge dry, you are all done and the binder is ready for use.
How do you store your kid’s artwork? Do you feel like you get 50 pages a week like we do?
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Cathy@LemonTreeDwelling says
These are great, Shannah! I love the idea and the fabric selection!!
Shannah says
Thanks! I stumbled upon that fabric over on Spoonflower and fell in love with it. It is just the right amount of color for our room.
Marty@A Stroll Thru Life says
These are so pretty. What a creative idea. Thanks tons for joining Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
Shannah says
Thanks! They look so much better on the bookshelf compared to the regular white one that was there before.
Crystelle Boutique says
Oh mod podge and fabric what a fabulous combination…. super cute binders, cute fabric, and an adorable girl with a sweet sweet smile… 🙂
You are awesome in the design department in my book!!..… 🙂
hugs xx
Crystelle
Crystelle Boutique
Linda@With A Blast says
The binders look great, Shannah! Now I know what to do with mine 🙂
Linda
With A Blast
Theresa says
Hya WOW this is just the idea I was looking for. Thaaaannnk you. I will not only be using this for my children’s art work but for the ‘so many other paper collection’ stuff in my home. Great idea.
Shannah says
I have so much paper around here that I definitely needed to find ways to control it. These binders help so much but still are stylish enough to leave out.