Why I Never Throw Away Cardboards with These 3 Impressive DIY Ideas 

Would make a nice gift, fill it with bath items..Thanks for the idea .😊

Very good ideas

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Great ideas for old cloth and cardboard. There is also a video about a cardboard desktop organizer with small drawers.

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Most places usually recycle cardboard. Atleast many places on the eastern coast. I do agree, it is a nice way to upcycle(?) /recycle it though.

Cardboard makes a great weed barrier vs the plastic mesh stuff you buy. The cardboard takes a long time to biodegrade but it's the best for weeds. I found it helps too for ground cover in the garden vs mulch.

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@@frankieberry Actually cardboad that stays moist and cannot be dried by sun and wind (so covered by mulch or IN the soil is eaten quite fast. And I mean "eaten" literally. The critters in the soil (like earth worms) eat it and like it. Same in compost heaps. On the other hand if the carton is above ground and maybe vertical it is surprising how well it holds up even during winter and rain. As long as it can dry. We used carton stripes as provisory borders for garden beds until we knew what we wanted to do. (which is good because we changed our plans how we would create the borders). The stripes are partiall in soil and there is a fow of branches that support the carton - as the hold the weight of soil that is maybe 12 cm (4,8 inches) higher than ground. The carton stripe could never hold that weight, but the rows of branches do. (they are also partially in the soil and all end at the same height. We used strips of brown carton (no print) that was folded double (so the stripe had double width and then was folded in half - from 40 cm to 20 cm wide. For the length we had to use several stripes, they overlapp for stability. We still have one bed in an obscure area of the garden that we secured that way. 1,5 years and probably still intact. Haven't put on the wellies and braved the winter rains and cold temps (just above freezing) to see if it is still standing ;) But it was a fast and no cost method to secure something. Carton for weed suppression is used in (permaculture) gardening, resp. in no dig gardening. When a piece of land is prepared for the first time or when there are a lot of weeds. The double cardboard layer (layers overlapping !) must be covered by mulch, it suppresses light for a while and thus grass (from a lawn) and a lot of weeds die off. The cardboard (or thick newspaper layer) will rot (it should be gone within one year in any climate zone) but within 1 - 2 months t the dying offof unwanted vegetation has happened, and the soil critters take care of the dead roots and other bio mass. However here are many weeds that creep in from underground, or weeds that are very hardy - but in general it is a good way to get started. One problem is that the paper / carton is recycled. And that means some adverse chemicals (even heavy metals) could be in it. In Europe the colours for newspapers and cartons are soy based, they are not the problem. Only the "cheap" non-glossy paper / carton can be used. The glossy stuff has been sprayed (with a kind of laquer), the finish is often used for high end magazine, for the top layer of better cartons * or the paper for the covers. Those are not suited for garden. If you buy a vacuum cleaner for instance of a food processor chances are the top surface of the carton will have such a shiny finish. If the carton gets wet one can remove ths layer, it dries and goes into the garbabe the rest could be used for weed suppression. It is the matte brown carton. But discretion has to be used when using carton / newspaper in the garden. Some people would not use it at all because of the chemicals necessary to recycle paper. People that sell their produce as organic might hesistate. Most gardeners (organic claim or not) think it is not a problem if used once. One cannot add the paper and carton to the compost on a regular base, that would accumulate whatever is problematic. I watch the channel of an organic gardener in the UK. Charles Dowding: He uses the black tarpaulines (likely PVC or maybe Polyethylen) OR carton for weed suppresion (smaller areas) and for preparing a lot to become a garden. He does NO DIG gardening, so he does not dig up the area in autumn, he does not even dig it up when he starts from lawn or from an uncared for former garden. No I can see how one would dig for the first time and from then on do no dig and not upset soil life anymore and let it do its magic. Weed suppression by carton or bought covers might be part of getting started. Charles Dowding also uses black sheets (covers) for weed suppression, he used those when he bought a plot of land next to his market garden. Likely it is a matter of time (having to find so much carton in a short time and having to put it out). The new place was a wilderness. Rabbits, weeds and what not. Of course he has high quality covers, so I guess they might last him several years.

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These are budget friendly ideas. Apparently you are in the wrong place.

Yeah Martha Stewart doesn't live here

Where is your channel?🧐....

Really doesn't matter if it hold a long or not enjoy as long as you can just beautiful love it you are wonderful thanks again

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did you ever figure out what type of rope was used? it would have been nice had some of those items been linked in the video.

it looked like braided jute

were you looking at the video with your eyes? can you count? can you see?

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It is so nice to read positive comments and it makes the crafter feel good too. My mom always told me if you cannot say something nice, do not say it at all. All of us crafters work very hard on our projects and try our very best we make things that are simple and budget friendly and the comments on these sites, the negative ones, do not need to be said at all. But, again it's so nice to read a pleasant one. ❤️