It's time for another Dollar Store Craft Challenge! If you would like to see my other ones from 2017, just click HERE ! :-)
These plastic tubs measure 4 inches tall, but the bevel designs only leave space for vinyl in 1 inch increments.
'Kinda tricky. {sigh}
'Kinda tricky. {sigh}
Giving credit where credit is due, this project is completely our daughter's idea. She sent me pins and purchased these inexpensive storage bins. Using vinyl from my stash along with my DIY cutting machine, it didn't take long.
Our poor grandson is seriously out numbered with four sisters so I began with his Easter Basket. He's about to be 12, so cute bunnies may not be for him this year. Using black vinyl and some stars, his design stays simple and masculine.
Our daughter is very pleased with the results! The kiddos always need storage space and cute ways to organize their bedrooms.
I am so thankful to my fellow bloggers for keeping these challenges coming! They definitely give me all kinds of ideas and push me to try new things. Each link is so inspiring!
Oh, and speaking of links, I'll be co-hosting a Spring Link Party next Monday. I hope you have time to join us!
What inspires you?
;-) -Marci
I am so thankful to my fellow bloggers for keeping these challenges coming! They definitely give me all kinds of ideas and push me to try new things. Each link is so inspiring!
Oh, and speaking of links, I'll be co-hosting a Spring Link Party next Monday. I hope you have time to join us!
What inspires you?
;-) -Marci
I love this Marci! What a great idea! And you can use these containers all year long - not just for Easter! Kuddos to your daughter for thinking of it!
ReplyDeleteThose turned out great! I was thinking of doing something like that for Easter baskets this year with vinyl. Now to go find the tubs.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic idea!! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteI pinned these again to my Welcome Spring Pinterest board I created for today's party.
DeleteThese turned out so cute and looked so easy!
ReplyDeleteI love the addition of the vinyl names, Marci. I actually bought a blue tub and a green one but haven't decided what to do with them--this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThose tubs make great Easter baskets and adding the vinyl names to personalize them is cute! Pinning to share!
ReplyDeleteJust perfect! I appreciate the challenge to keep the baskets age appropriate! Such a simple tweak and you've created a lasting treasure.Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm! xo Kathleen |Our Hopeful Home
ReplyDeleteThese are cute, Marcia. I love personalized anything. What a treat for your grandchildren. Pinning.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to customize Easter baskets. Plus, they can use the after Easter for storage too. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. Isn't it fun being a Grandma and making nice things for the grands! I Love it.
ReplyDeleteI have often seen these baskets at the dollar store but never considered personalizing them! We even have a lime green one that holds my husband's tools. The Easter basket idea for children is a perfect idea!
ReplyDeleteI love these containers - the personalization really makes them just right! I so prefer Easter 'baskets' that can be used after the holiday.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I've seen those baskets in the Dollar store plenty of times. Now I have an idea of what to do with them!
ReplyDeleteGenius! Love these containers personalized for the grands. They are going to love having their name on a Easter container of goodies. Pinning.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make custom baskets. These are beaming with color. Love them.
ReplyDeleteI like using things that can be repurposed after. These could be used to hold treasures far beyond Easter. #pocolo
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these Easter baskets! Such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI hope the kiddos love them! I always loved getting personalized things when I was a kid...still do! Love the bunnies, too.
ReplyDeleteThose turned out so cute! I'm sure your kiddos will love them! Personalized items are the best!
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat a bit of personalisation can you Thanks for linking to #PoCoLo
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