How to Organise Your Home Office with Fabric
If you're working from home, these projects are a great way to customise your office! The fabric-covered storage boxes are perfect for keeping your supplies safe and organised while you work. The noticeboards and hanging storage are a practical way to keep important documents and notes close to hand.
Project and instructions by Mike Aspinall from The Crafty Gentleman.
You will need
How To Make
You Will Need
Fabric Notice Board
* Stretched Canvas
* Fabric
* Ruler
* Staple Gun
* Fabric Scissors/Rotary Cutter
Fabric Boxes
* Sewing Machine
* Fabric
* Ruler
* Fabric Scissors/Rotary Cutter
* Mache Box
* Double Sided Tape
Hanging Storage
* Sewing Machine
* Plain Fabric
* Patterned Fabric
* Iron -On Interfacing
* Iron
* Wooden Dowel
Lay your fabric on a flat, stable surface, with the right side facing down. Place your canvas upside down on top of the fabric, leaving at least 10cm excess around all edges.
Fold the fabric up and over one side of the canvas. Try to keep the fabric as smooth and taut as possible..
Cut out two long strips of fabric, each with a width 2cm wider than the base of your square box. They should each be long enough to cover two sides and the base of your box, plus an extra 10cm. For example, if you are using the 22cm square box, the strips should measure 64cm long (22cm base + two 16cm sides + extra 10cm).
Cut out a piece of 44cm x 52cm fabric. Apply lightweight interfacing to the wrong side, then fold in half along the long edge (with the interfaced/wrong side facing outwards).
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