Cardboard has definitely been the repurposed material of choice at hutch studio, and the holidays couldn't happen for us without a cardboard tree. We have them in every room and I've painted a few with some of our wall colors. After all paper can be embellished in endless ways. My plan was to make this tree a DIY project for repurposing an old cardboard box. The response to the tree has been overwhelming and I will have a very limited supply available in the next couple of days. The shapes are drawn on a flattened box and your job is to cut out the shapes and assemble the finished tree. It measures 31 inches tall by 20 inches wide by 18 inches deep. $24.00 *They are an in-store only item because let's face it shipping a flat box in a box is a bit silly.
So pop in soon to be one of a few to have this cool creation in your home.
The art deco inspired starburst tree-topper is the most recent addition to the holiday cardboard items. It is 11"h x 8'w x 8" d and easily slips onto the tip of your tree. Now here's a topper that makes a visual and an environmental statement. Next year you could even do something different to the surface (gold leaf perhaps). Now that would be upcycled! $18.
Are you having trouble finding the perfect gift for that person who loves the environment and gadgets? Well I had to make this little number. A cardboard phone stand that allows you to set your phone up at your desk. And you can plug in the charger and still use it. I love mine. $14. Cardboard phone not included.
To inquire about or order any of these items give me a call at the studio. #360-466-2303
That tree is wonderful! It's as if you're giving cardboard life again, and one-last-chance to be what it once was!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree, so silly to send a flattened box in a box so it ends up in a letterbox.
wonderful use of cardboard.
ReplyDeletesimply wonderful!
Super cool!!
ReplyDeleteHow to do the cardboard phone
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea...
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ReplyDeleteme gustaria saber las piezas para armarlo