The most basic round cloth box DIY tutorial, other shapes of round cloth boxes can be improved on this basis.
Tape of varying widths.
Glue that bonds instantly.
White latex.
Pencil, eraser, 3mm thick cardboard, 1mm thick cardboard.
3mm thick cardboard, 1mm thick cardboard.
Cut the 3mm thick cardboard into required long strips.
Soak it in water and bend it into a circle with a round object.
Instantly bonding glue glues long strips into rings. (The used-up engineering copy paper barrels in the copy shop are very suitable for making round boxes)
Cut out the round bottom and glue it on.
The round box looks like it is glued together.
The effect of instant bonding glue.
Reinforce the tape with another circle.
Reinforce the sides first, then the bottom.
Reinforced bottom.
The finished round box. (Ready-made round boxes are more convenient)
Apply white latex and the glue should be applied evenly. (If it is a colored box, a layer of white thin cardboard needs to be added to prevent the background color from showing through the fabric and affecting the appearance.)
Adhere the fabric evenly.
After the outside is glued, the upper part of the inner ring is also coated with white latex.
Fold the fabric evenly.
It looks sticky.
The whole circle looks glued together.
Apply white latex and glue the bottom side.
The bottom is glued together.
Bottom close-up.
Overall effect.
Since the cut fabric was not long enough, I had to use another piece of fabric to make up for it.
Make a round box bottom. Cut a circle out of 1mm thick cardboard.
The cut out circle is a few millimeters smaller than the base.
The cropped circle will be a few millimeters smaller than the base.
When cutting round fabric, you need to leave a seam allowance.
The round cardboard is coated with white latex.
Apply evenly.
Cardboard covered with fabric. Cut the teeth of the fabric, don't cut too close to the cardboard, leave a few millimeters.
Press flat with heavy objects.
Coat the other side with white latex and glue the edge of the fabric.
The bottom circle looks like it is made.
Turn to the front. In the same method, you also need to make an internal lining circle.
The bottom of the round box needs to be pressed flatter.
The glass vase is pressed against a disc and the force is evenly distributed.
Make interior sides. Cut the required long strips from 1mm thick cardboard.
Apply the glue evenly and stick to the lining.
Fold a small piece of selvage inside the lining.
The side that is glued to the round bottom needs to be cut.
The inside of the round box is coated with white latex.
Paint details.
The cardboard lining is glued to the sides, and the fabric edges are glued to the bottom. Apply white latex evenly on the bottom.
Adhere the lining circle.
Use clips to fix the sides and lay cotton on top of the clips.
Clamp it in place and wait for the glue to dry.
Details of the joints on the sides of the lining.
Details of the connection between inside and outside.
Adhere the outer round bottom to the round box.
Details.
Close the lid.
Make the round lid in the same way. (Note that the cardboard on the side of the lid is shorter than the lid)
