Backpack Tutorials

Here I have put together some backpack tutorials for any last minute back to school projects...

1. Circle Backpack by The Sewing Rabbit

2. Kitty Cat Backpack by Hello Beautiful

3. Tribal Print Backpack by The Felted Fox

4. Owl Tag Along Toddler Backpack by Moda Bakeshop

5. Cinch Backpack by Trash To Couture

6. Kids Backpack by That's My Letter

7. Monster Backpack by What I Made Today

8. Polka Dot Backpack by Hello Bee

9. Drawstring Backpack With Flap by Aggelicat

10. Mens Tartan Shirt Backpack by A Beautiful Mess

11. Back To School Backpack by Hart & Sew

12. Nothing But A Hound Dog Backpack by Melly Sews

13. Mr.Preppy Backpack by Spoonful

14. Gold Chevron Backpack by Elemental Carbon

15. Rectangular Backpacks by Petit a Petit

16. Child's Ruffled Backpack by Infarrantly Creative

17. Liberty Backpack by The Purl Bee

18. Rock N Roll Backpack by Spoonful

19. Messenger Bag From Cargo Trousers by Noodlehead

20. Sports Theme Backpack by Spoonful

21. Domo-Kun Backpack by Instructables 

Back 2 School D.I.Y

The only thing better than cute back to school stuff is when you make them yourself.

From Left To Right...

1. Felt Initial Notebook Tutorial

2. Mod Melts Paper Clips

3. Lunchbox Container

4. Washi Tape Notebook & Pencils

5. Pocket Backpack

6. Zip Containers

7. Drawstring Backpack

8. Supply Holder Notebook

9. Notebooks

Furniture Pick Me Up

I have had this table for quite a while now and was starting to look a bit drab, its only a cheap table from Ikea... one of those mix & match tables.

Anyways I was browsing around a discount stores and come across this sticky paper it was only 99p for 2 metres on a roll.

I chose this one.

And this was my outcome...

I am very pleased with it. Was so simple to do, I don't know why I haven't thought of doing it earlier. 

Think I might go a bit mad with this one, I suppose you could use this paper on most furniture, it doesn't have to be a table.

Make sure you measure your table before starting this project.

Step1: Wipe your table, so there are no lumps and bumps underneath and you have a smooth finish.

Step2: Unroll your paper and cut to size.

Step3: Peel the paper just at the edges and stick the first panel of paper down, it doesn't matter if it flaps over the edge of the table. Gently peel the backing paper off as you stick it down rubbing out any air bubbles or creases out, I used my fingers.

Continue until your table is covered.

Step4: Now using the craft knife go around the edges and tidy and trim the excess.

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