Hello everyone, today I’m sharing this really strong and handy Bottle Carrier or Storage Caddy.
I often get asked if I can make gift boxes, for wine and beer, but due to the heavier weight its always a challenge for those bigger bottles, even using the heavier weight cardstocks.
I used the Greyboard that I love from Every Crafts A Pound.
This is very strong and what I use for all my storage boxes.
This caddy comfortably holds 4 bottles of beer but alternatively, this can be used as a handy storage piece.
The papers I’ve used are from the First Edition ‘Wild At Heart’ pack.
I’ve found this still available at Hobbycraft here.
To make this you will need…
2 pieces of 6″ x 11.3/4 (A4) length greyboard for the sides of the caddy.
2 pieces of 12″ x 12″ pattern paper to cover the front and insides of the sides of the caddy.
2 pieces of 6″ x 4″ greyboard for the front and back of the caddy.
4 pieces of 6″ x 4″ pattern paper to cover the front and inside of the front of and back of the caddy.
1 piece of 6″ x 6″ greyboard for the base.
1 piece of 6″ x 7.1/2 strong card for the base.
2 pieces of 6″x 6″ pattern paper to cover the inside and outside of the base.
1 piece of 5.3/4 x 4″ greyboard for the divider.
2 pieces of 5.3/4 x 4″ pattern paper to cover both sides of the divider.
1 wooden dowel. Mine was purchased from The Works here.
Some decorative rope to decorate the handles, this is optional.
Check out my full tutorial below to see how I made it.
I love using these wooden dowels, they work well for many projects and can be painted or distressed to match your projects.
I love the screws I created, by simply punching some silver circles with my hole punch and embossing to lines on them to give them the look of screw heads!
I really hope you like today’s project, if you’re looking for some strong storage, then this is definitely one to try!
I hope you have a great weekend.
Happy crafting.
Sam
xoxo