Kleenex holder ideas

How to Make a Fabric Pocket Tissue Holder | Needlepointers.com

Thrifting has been a real godsend for me over the years. In addition to the thrill of the hunt, and the fact that it's in my nature, I've always been able to use my thrifted finds to decorate our home in a collected and curated fashion. And I wouldn't have it any other way. Take my thrifted DIY facial tissue holder as a prime example. I mean, who wants to look at cheap cardboard tissue boxes, anyway, am I right? This post contains affiliate links. A purchase of any one of these items helps…

All you need for this easy tissue holder idea is tissues and a glass jar. It's the perfect addition to any room in your house.

This week on the blog, I have a simple and highly topical craft for you to create. Join me as I show you how to make a fabric pocket tissue holder...

Make a fashion statement with these cute little Kleenex tissue holders. They take about 10 minutes to make and the material can cost as little as one dollar. They are ideal for personal use but also make great party favors. Use wedding theme...

How to Make a Pocket Tissue Pack Cover: A Tutorial These pocket tissue pack covers are handy to have. They save your tissues from getting tatty and shredded in your pocket or bag, and they ma…

DIY Easiest Pocket Pack Tissue Holder Free Sewing Pattern and Tutorial

Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well. Do any of you have any plastic containers at home? I recently finished a product and after cleaning the container, I wondered what I could reuse it for. I decided to make a tissue holder. It's a simple project and a great way to reuse a plastic container with a lid. I'll guide you through each step and provide some suggestions. If you're ready, let's make your personalized tissue holder. Video tutorial-Check the video tutorial out!If you…

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Designed to hold those travel size packages of Kleenex, these are perfect for purses, backpacks or stashed in the car. This quick pattern only takes about 10 minutes from start to finish! My life-long friend Michelle shared this pattern with me. I like to make four to six of them at a time. Supplies: 2 coordinating small pieces of fabric Basic sewing supplies: sewing machine, coordinating thread, pins Scissors or rotary cutting supplies Ruler Iron STEP ONE: Cut (1) 6" x 7" piece of fabric…

Canadian Craft Blogger Sew Creative shares her 5 minute kleenex holder sewing project. A great scrap busting project that is perfect for beginners.

Designed to hold those travel size packages of Kleenex, these are perfect for purses, backpacks or stashed in the car. This quick pattern only takes about 10 minutes from start to finish! My life-long friend Michelle shared this pattern with me. I like to make four to six of them at a time. Supplies: 2 coordinating small pieces of fabric Basic sewing supplies: sewing machine, coordinating thread, pins Scissors or rotary cutting supplies Ruler Iron STEP ONE: Cut (1) 6" x 7" piece of fabric…

A simple Tissue Holder Hack to upgrade your tissue box from basic to aesthetically pleasing.

Absolutely ingenious!

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How To Make A Tissue Holder Out Of A Clorox Wipe Container - The Shabby Tree

Have you ever purchased a cute little tissue box? You know you were at the store, just need some tissue but then you saw the OVERPRICED cute tissue box that will match your decor SO WELL so you ov…

It’s that time of year. Suddenly, our lives are filled with tissues, and we’d be foolish to leave the house without a little tissue pack in our pocket. But gosh, how those packages get mangled. Enter the DIY tissue holder. These instructions are so simple, anyone can make them… even tragically pokey hand-sewers like us.According to Cindylouh at Skip to My Lou, “all you need is two pieces of fabric 6 1/2″ X 7″ each” to make these nifty little holders.