Today I'm sharing a modification to the Desktop Calendar Cube project I shared last time. One of the ladies from the class I had, Mary, thought about adding a hutch or cover over the cubes and I thought it was a great idea! Plus, it might make it harder for our little darlings to be able to grab & throw them ;) To take it one step further, I thought this would be a good place to add a Day Label :) You decide if you want to add that or keep it as it was originally if you make one yourself. Here's the new version:
This one is for my desk:
This one is a sample for my friend's store:
Here's the original, no cover:
and here's V2 with the cube cover:
The space between the back panel & cube cover allows you to push the cubes forward to easily change them out.
I clipped the months together with a mini clothespin as well as the day labels.
Here's what you need for the cube cover:
CS cut at 11 1/2" x 1 7/8"
Score: 1/2", 2 3/8", 6", 7 7/8"
A) Glue the 1/2" tab under the long flap.
B) To strengthen the top, cut a piece of chipboard at: 1 3/4" x 3 1/2"
C) Cut a piece of pattern paper the same size & adhere to cover the chipboard
D) Glue the chipboard piece to the top of your cube cover.
E) Add strong adhesive to the bottom of your cube cover & glue to the top of the small drawer.
F) Add your mat layer & Day Label to the top of the cube cover
The mat for the day labels: 1 1/2" x 3 1/4"
I also created, by request, some Spanish Month & Day labels if you'd like to make it in Spanish :)
Oh, the completed kit goes to:
#6 Susan
Please email your deets & I'll send you a custom kit.Thank you for your comments everyone!
This is such a fun and useful project...not to mention adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe cover is a great idea. It also gives it a nice, finished look.
ReplyDeleteSuch a super cool project with such a wonderful purpose :)
ReplyDeleteWow- fun project- and I have to say- it is so nice to see you back in blog world!!!
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