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Upcycled Cereal Box Woven Basket

By: Lisa Neri from cucicucicoo.com
Upcycled Cereal Box Woven Basket
Upcycled Cereal Box Woven Basket

"Don’t throw away your empty cereal boxes—you can reuse them to make these upcycled woven baskets! This fun repurposing tutorial will help you keep your home organized without paying a cent! All you do is cut the cereal boxes into strips and weave them together to create a colorful box. Perfect for storing small items that can get easily lost, great for both kids and adults! An excellent and FREE project that even older kids can do."

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  • Three empty cereal boxes
  • Hot glue or double-stick tape

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Jan 12, 2017

I was just thinking every time I recycle a cereal box how it could be useful. I have seen it used to box a gift in a pinch! And this would be even better because you can customize the size as well as become a bit sentimental as the years go by and the boxes are no longer available! You will have a momento as well as a practical box and fun project! So clever! Thanks for sharing!

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