Hi my Mini Friends! I wasn't quite sure what to call these apothecary boxes because they might be a called a cabinet? Even though they aren't big cabinets or what I would consider a cabinet. Maybe a supply box or doctor's box? Nevertheless, today I am showing you easy chipboard boxes to make. The drawers do not open. Matter of fact, I didn't even put a back on them mainly because they all had homes inside of a bookshelf or against a wall in my Apothecary.
As usual, I did not include measurements. Mainly because I just winged it making these the right size for each spot I needed them for. I think they turned out great and really went together in no time.
I did put legs on the one I am showing as my tutorial.
So maybe that one would be considered a cabinet.
As you can see here, I cut from chipboard two sides, a bottom, top and front piece. I also cut thin strips to look like drawers or square pieces to also look like drawers.
I used my trusty Elmers wood glue to piece them together.
The legs I bought from an Etsy shop.
You can see the tiny labels below. I found the free printable online for these and shrunk them down.
I used beads as the drawer pulls.
The blue one is my favorite.
Thanks for stopping by and I really hope you enjoyed this!
XOXO ~Laurie
Son estupendos. Gracias por compartir la idea!!
ReplyDeleteThe chests look great and really so simple to do. Who knew? I quite like the rounded window above the door and the balcony flower boxes in your last post. Coming together beautifully. An artist's loft would be a good choice. They always tended to be small spaces, cheaper rent and only a bed and a hot plate and tons of pictures and mess. Artists were (are) more concerned with their abilities rather than their living conditions. 🙂
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your tutorial! Fine apothecary boxes!
ReplyDelete¡Queda genial!
ReplyDeleteI love these!!! I just started making my own after seeing yours!
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