Sentences with phrase «old cardboard boxes»

It's made of a couple of old cardboard boxes, upholstery fringe, hot glue, and glitter glue.

Some of her ideas were simple, such as allowing employees to take old cardboard boxes home for personal use, saving the company the expense of processing them as waste.

the memories flood back as we unpack old cardboard boxes.

I have about 20 huge bins, but I remember growing up, we had one, falling apart old cardboard box, but it was magic when mom brought it out and I could scour through the pretties inside.

Old cardboard boxes, cut open and flattened.

Make a puppet theatre out of an old cardboard box and put on a show!

Beforehand, he thought he should sweep away rodent feces that had accumulated and throw out some old cardboard boxes, because the telescope had only been used intermittently since astronomer George Ellery Hale first installed it in 1904.

By cutting rabbit - sized doors and windows into an old cardboard box, you've transformed it into a cardboard castle for your bunny to renovate.

My dad suggested just giving him old cardboard boxes.

You might also recall Whiteread's towering fortress of white cubes in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall back in 2005, created out of a series of containers inspired by an old cardboard box from her mother's house.

Digging into her collection of domestic and industrial waste — old cardboard boxes, toilet rolls, chicken wire — she transforms these humble materials into grand and colourful abstract sculpture.

A cozy recreational spot made out of a company's old cardboard boxes and pallets — using glue and a bit of computer - aided design.

Cats love cardboard boxes, any old cardboard box.

He had to build a makeshift chair out of an old cardboard box, a broken broomstick, and fishing line.

A second trashcan, a laundry basket, or even an old cardboard box can serve to collect the dry or empty materials for recycling.

Throw out those old cardboard boxes and plastic trays and introduce some chic, sleek and luxe new storage ideas.

But nothing in the house, bespoke, designer, bought online or improvised out of an old cardboard box, beats being left alone on a warm bed, whether owners are still in it or not.