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Turn plain cardboard into a spooky-themed storage box perfect for art supplies, stationery, or treasures! 🎃 This DIY project features multiple compartments, a secure lid, and a creepy 3D spider crawling across the design. It’s eco-friendly, budget-friendly, and perfect for Halloween vibes—or for anyone who loves a touch of spooky all year round. Materials Used - Cardboard Kitchen Towels, Paper Towels, Serviettes Arts & Crafts Supplies Advertisement fliers or Newspapers PVA, Wood, or Craft Glue Clear Water-Based Sealant Steps - 1. Measure and cut the cardboard to size. You will need six layers of the same size: three for the box's bottom and three for the lid. (Glueing layers together makes it sturdier.) Glue the layers together and let them dry. 2. Measure and cut the sides as well as the partitions. Glue the sides on, and once dry, add the partitions in as well. (How you partition is your choice.) 3. Cut spooky shapes from cardboard and glue them onto the lid. 4. Cover the inside of the box as well as the entire lid with glue mix (1 part water and 4 parts glue) and crumpled paper towels. Make sure to push in the edges and corners as well as to remove all the air pockets. (Tip: DO in sections, let dry, then continue. This prevents Buckeling.) Let it dry. 5. Roll paper straws with newspaper or advertisement fliers. (Glue the ends.) Press flat and weave together until the shape and size of the box's sides. Once done, glue the weaved side to the sides of the box and let it dry. (Placing a heavier object inside can help keep it in place whilst it dries.) 6. Mix glue and shredded serviettes/tissues in a bowl until a thick consistency is reached. Roll the thick 'paste' into balls and form a body as well as a head for your spider on the lid. Smooth out with a brush and some more glue. 7. Use thinly rolled paper straws to build and glue the legs. Each leg consists of four pieces, with three knuckles. Once dry, glue onto the spider. 8. Paint to preference. 9. Cover with clear sealant. Perfect for organizing art supplies, tools, or even as a Halloween décor piece! "Love turning trash into treasure? 🌱 If my DIY projects inspired you, consider leaving a tip to help me create more eco-friendly magic. Every little bit helps keep ideas flowing and waste out of landfills!: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... 📌 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more creative recycling ideas to save the environment—one craft at a time! #artsandcrafts #recycle #diygifts #handmade #diycrafts #cardboardcrafts