Covering and Lining a Box in One Proceedure
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2015
- How to cover and line a box in one operation. One piece of fabric covers the outside and inside of the box walls , it's finished by adding a simple rectangle of fabric on the bottom and to the inside floor of the box. I'm using my Magic Triangle (available from my main website) and a teflon folder. The scissors are from Konig sheren. The covering material is black Skivertex in a reptile skin pattern. The boxes are made of 96 point Davy binder's board. (There is a link to purchase the Triangle on the home page for SageReynolds.com)
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So easy and logical thank you ...I watched many videos on covering boxes and then saw your video and wow so much neater precise and quick thank you...
Excellent instruction video. Thanks.
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Very interesting. Thanks for the video.
Wonderful job!!
GREAT tutorial, thanks for all the directions. Your box is gorgeous- would make gifts. Tfs.
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Beautiful!
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Unique way. Very nice.
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So efficient! My favorite is 7:15
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Thank you and thanks for watching!
Just started watching a few of your box covering videos and wanted to tell you how helpful they are. Your techniques are great and I look forward to going through more of your videos. I love decorative boxes and have tried my hand at it before but now I think I could do a much better job because of your demonstrations. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Janet Lanier Glad to have been a help, Thanks for watching!
Mil vezes parabéns. Muito obrigado 😊
Thank you for your response. I failed to say that I am working with a cigar box with a hinged top (lid). I want to line the inside of the box, top and bottom and wanted the best way to measure. My question came to mind while viewing your video. I do plan to use your beautiful technique for square paper mache boxes. Sorry for the confusion.
Spectacular.
Muito bem feito e lindo .Adorei o seu capricho. Quanta dedicação. Parabéns.🎉🎊🎈
Obrigado por assistir
Very good tutorial... the paint roller for glue... brilliant! Everyone uses brushes, ha! 😜
Thanks for watching! You might also like my Glue and Roller basics video...
Olha, nunca vi alguém fazer um trabalho assim com tanto capricho.
Obrigado por assistir.
nice black box
Nice..Neatly done..ty :)
Thank you. New subbie here. Take care.
Marvelous
So nice ! Thax
Well explained
Hello! white tool very nice!
It is a teflon folder, you can order one from Talas online.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you
Спасибо за мастер класс
Hello, I recently subbed to your channel (last week) and absolutely love your videos and how well you explain things. I have learned soooo much from you.
In the description you mentioned that we can purchase products from your website. Could you please provide the URL?
Chris Collins Thank you Chris! :0)
THANKYOU SIR !!!!
wow; im so glad to find your videos. What is the name of xour covering material? where can it be purchased?
Mate I am left handed and I did it exactly the same as you did but with the knife/ruler in opposite hands. Lol 😝
Really nice box, would you do the same with the lid?
Hi, you do very fantastic work. What's material did you use there?
Would have helped to know how you measured the amount of paper you needed.
I measure the depth of the box and add material for the flaps, inside and out; I roll the box next to a tape measure or ruler to get the length . ( ex. depth =3" I cut material 7.5" wide and the length 22" plus an inch and a half or so to cut off once the sides are covered.)
@@Ceropegia Thank you!
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Hi Sage, I was wondering where you got your folder... It's not like the one I have nor ever seen... Also the Skivertex paper you're using, can you point me to a website in the U.S.A. that would sell Skivertex paper...
This was a most excellent instructional video, and should translate well to my slightly different material use ... thank you so much!! Question: how did you measure to get that perfect sized piece of the original one piece wrap?
Andre, I measure the depth of the box and add material for the flaps (1.75"), inside and out; I roll the box next to a tape measure or ruler to get the length . ( example - depth =3" so I cut material 7.5" wide and the length 22" plus an inch and a half or so to cut off once the sides are covered. the covering material is folded in half lengthwise and the fold is where the open side of the box is placed as you see in the video.) This is similar to the technique I use to cover the pieces of the clam shell box but different cutting for the open side of each of the nesting pieces. Thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegia yoo are so kind thank you very much that help to me to
How to measure size of box
Thank you so much for the tutorial. i learned a lot. may I know what kind of material did you use for the cover? Thank you
the cover material is Skivertex. a commercially produced plastic coated paper , yopu can find their catalog online. Thanks for watching.
All of the materials are listed in the description just below the video window, if you have any other questions.
when you cut the material at the corners, did you leave any allowance or did you cut it flush with the box?
***** I am assuming you are asking about the top edge of the box; once you make the miter cut and open the fabric you will see where the the cuts fall. You trim to the miter cut, the cover material has its own thickness and the cuts hardly ever fall flush with the box, when the cover material is glued and turned into place it all fits as it should.
Amazing detail for this nice work done! What is the name for this type a glue, and where I can find this material you call fabric. Thank you for sharing this video and your technique.
Please watch my Glue and Roller basics for the adhesive. The Covering material can be a wide variety of materials. I am using Skivertex in this video. Search Google, also look to Talas online for other materials.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much, I will take a look, I am subscribed now, and give you LIKES in all videos. Was nice to find your page! Very beautiful work details.
Great video, thank you! May I ask what kind of glue do you use?
Please watch my Glue and roller basics. All ?'s answered there. Thanks for watching.
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Excellent ! Do you have a tutorial of how to lining a box with velvet?
Regards.
Yes I do, with padded velvet. Please look at Lining a box with velvet Parts 1 & 2 in my channel. Thanks for watching!
My friend makes decorative wooden boxes and was wondering how to cut leather exactly to fit inside the lids. The boxes have a somewhat complex shape and he was wondering how to make a pattern of it to cut the leather insert to fit perfectly. Do you have any suggestions? The work you do is very high quality! Thanks for the vids.
Since the boxes have a complex shape, what I would do is take a piece of malleable paper, (oriental, tissue) cut a rough larger than the top and then press it into the top to be lined. Then press the paper into all of the edges of the inside of the box top, going up the sides/walls is not important, only the flat area of the top that is to be lined. Then, once the paper is removed, you have a pattern of what is essentially to be covered. I would then cut a thin cardboard to fit the space exactly, if the leather is thick it should be pared so that the cardboard can be covered and the leather wrapping around the edges of the liner cardboard. The cardboard may have to be trimmed a little to accommodate the thickness of the leather. I am assuming that the inside sides of the top are not to be covered, if they are, the walls should be covered first so that the leather fills/crosses the edge of the join. That way when the lining is inserted and glued into place there is a continuous effect of the leather lining.
Not seeing the box, I can only guess at the problem and this is the way I would start for an odd shaped box. Good luck and thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegia Thank you for taking the time to share your skills. You are greatly appreciated.
How do I measure the inside of the box for lining - how much do I subtract from the length of the so the lining fits box? Thank you.
The inside is not measured, Please watch the beginning of the video and you will see. The cover material becomes the lining, no need to measure.
what kind of glue are you using?
PVA, Please watch my Glue and Roller Basics for other information. Thanks for watching!
Hi i am really happy to learn from you sir and if its not too much can i ask the link where i could buy the covering materials you use?im from Philippines and thers no store that carry those product,thank you and hope you could help me too..god bless
You can order most of what you see me use from Talas online. they have tools, paper and book cloth. The plastic coated paper is Skivertex which also has a website, it may be more difficult to get as it is a commercial product. Thank you for watching, (You might try using local materials, there must be interesting fabrics in the Phillipines.)
@@Ceropegia thank you sir sorry didnt see your responce earlier,but appreciate it so much 😊
Great video
What kind of fabric and glue did you use?
Please watch my Glue and Roller Basics video. The material is Skivertex, a plastic coated paper that comes in a dizzying variety of textures and colors, look them up online. You can do this with any good book cloth. Thanks for watching!
I would like your opinion, I'm working with 30 ply chipboard... I'm making a tool box for my leather working tools... It will have several sliding draws... Between the draws I'm making a shelf... Now the question... I want to double the shelve's thickness, would it be smart to cross grain the clipboards for strength... I'm thinking it might have less of a tendency to sag... Thank you... Ken
Kenneth E Hockenberry I think that is a good idea. Please send a photo of the finished chest and the drawers.
Thanks.
***** Thanks for the input... I will definitely send you photos... I'm doing this in the evenings so it will be awhile... - Ken
Kenneth E Hockenberry I want to see also! ;-)
Alikoland I post a video when its finished...Thanx... So far its coming along nicely... - Ken
This "freehand" method is actually more difficult to do than just drawing out the die lines on a computer, then laying the printout over the materials and cutting them. That's how I would do it for prototyping at my factory, neat, precise, and complete. No guesswork, no bizarre master handicraft intuition needed, just using computer precisions to help out.
Yes, you are probably making hundreds of boxes by machine. None of this is bizarre, just hand craft, tempered by years of serving smaller clients. Thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegia Hi, meant no disrespect at all. It's just that you're so good at freehandling that I highly doubt your audience is going to be able to do the same very easily, at least in the short time span of watching this clip. I did see how you pieces together the grayboard frame from seprate pieces to achieve sharp 90 degree corners, that's just high quality work and attention to details---I just use the grooving machines to do the same lazily then use box cutter to etch out the corner pieces. From my experience being involved with rigid boxes at my printing press, the real pros in factories will prototype their boxes freehand just like you. It's just that I couldn't bring myself to achieve the same level of sharpness as you do, so I had to rely on diecutting lines plotout, but this does comes at great advantage because of reproducibility. I also have intimate knowledge about boxes and dies drawing and making and have developed my own formula for sketching out the rigid box cover sheets which is the most difficult part of rigid boxes, especially when you have to run it through automatic machines.
What are the two main materials that you are using? What are the technical names so I can order them. Thank you.
The covering material is Skivertex available online, the boards are Davy board available from many sources. Talas on loin and if you are in my tristate area also Ernest Schaeffer in Union New Jersey, for pick up or delivery, Ernest may have a minimum for shipping, he also has the PVA. Thanks for watching.
is it just an ordinary triangle one can purchase anywhere! and are you holding it flush with the edge to make the slits?
The triangle is a tool I make, you can get one in my ETSY store SageArt. The orange bar is set so you can make flaps for box covering by setting it at the edge of the small open space, or use the visual width of the bar to cut flaps. Thanks for watching.
How do you measure for the exact amount of material to use when covering a box?
+Kristi Davis The width of the covering material is approximately 2 and a half times the height of the box when you are covering it like this with the insides matching the outside. ( If the box is really tall you don't need 2 and a half times the height, adding a generous inch will suffice). The length is the circumference of the box plus a half inch (7-10mm). If you are only covering the outside, you need a width of the height of the box plus about 1 inch (25mm). All of this is covered in my other box videos. This video was made to show another method of covering after the other box videos were made and I assumed viewers would have already seen the basic box videos.
Thanks for watching!
What was the notch you made on the short flaps before adhering the inside the box?
The triangular notch is the miter on the top edge of the box. Thanks for watching.
Hi @Ceropegia are you there?. I would like to know which kind the paper are you using in this video?
I'm using Skivertex which may be difficult for you to obtain as it is a commercial covering material made for people doing large quantities. Any quality book cloth will work, I would recommend book cloth that is paper backed like Canapetta or the Asahi Japanese cloths that make beautiful boxes. You could also paper back silk like I show in another video.
Good luck and thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegiahi, nice to heard from you and thank you very much for answering to my question. Your work is so inspiring and thanks for sharing.
My name is Marianela Bahamondes from Chile.Today I am working in a Company wich selling handicraft and stationery products called "Librerias Giorgio" so I am looking for this kind of paper.
Do you have any contact that help me with Skivertex supplier?.
I'd like to use Skivertex for a project similar to what you're showing, but after searching I. can't see how to order just a couple of yards. Do you know where people can order it?
Sometimes you can ask for sheets for to make samples, but I always did that on the phone with a person. My second suggestion is to ask someone at Skivertex if they have a list of retailers and try to find one in your area. The last time I bought a roll, it was about $180, it's 5 feet wide and I still have a lot left, ( black alligator). Good luck and thanks for watching
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I am trying to wrap a huge box and im having trouble with it.. i have a nail gun with stubs would this be the same way I can do it but staple? What kind of glue is this
I don't have enough information here. Is it a wooden box like a toy chest? what are you using to cover it? Since you ask about a nail gun I think this is more a project for an upholsterer. The glue is PVA, watch the featured video to find out more about it. If you have more questions, please ask. Thanks for watching
@@Ceropegia thank you yeah I made myself a yoni box lol
What kind of glue is he using? It seems like it’s always sitting there, never drying out or getting clumpy, just waiting for him to use it.
Please watch my glue and Roller basics video. I have put that on my introduction page. Everything is answered there. Thanks for watching.
Hello Sage, Can you tell me again where to get paper like what you're using please... Kenn
+Kenneth E Hockenberry Hi Kenneth,
The skivertex was supplied by my client. I know that you can order in sheets or very large rolls. You would have to look for a supplier of binding materials probably in a Business to Business yellow pages or directory. Try www.fibermark.com/products and look for a local distributor. You might even be able to order on line.
Good luck.
Sage Reynolds that brings up a really good point. a discussion on what to cover a box with would be nice. for the hobbyist wrapping paper, tissues, wall paper, various cloth types would be a shortish but good primer and help them avoid some frustrstions. Tho I have learned iver the years that if it fails and turns to a lemon make lemon aide...emblish!
how to do it if I want to cover the inside with a different material?
+Juan Miguel Galvez - Please watch my Prototype Box video for one method that will give you a different lining.
Thanks for watching!
Can you offer or direct me somewhere for instructions on covering a clipboard with fabric? Thanks for any guidance!
A good local hand binder should be able to do that for you. You have given no details of what you need,ie: number of pieces, covering the top and bottom or just the back, type of fabric, your location, intended placement/use, etc. If you are doing a lot of pieces it might be best to laminate and seal the board before the clip is attached, in which case you need to know the manufacturer who may be able to help you find a laminating company . That's the best I can do with what you have given me. Thanks for watching.
For further reference it is a common wood or similar material construction. I want the entire surface covered both front and back. I’d also like to have some light cushioning on the back side. It is going to be used on my vehicle dashboard while laying on the upper dash tray. I do not want it to rattle and also want it to match the interior. Does this information change your answer in any way? Thanks very much!
Would it be the same process to cover the outside of a box in velvet?
Velvet is a different material, the velvet should be paper backed unless you are making a padded box, then the work would be more like covering a chair. The difficulty is always at the seams/corners. Folding edges on the outside and tacking it down on the inside the box. Without folding the edges the velvet will always fray, velvet boxes like those for jewelry are almost always flocked. Thanks for watching.
@@Ceropegia I see, I’m covering a box with a lid in green velvet outside and yellow satin on the inside, the is to hold museum quality replica ruby slippers. instagram.com/p/CI1cJftju8E/?igshid=gl9q98uvibdv
Wow. You make that look so easy. What is the material used to cover the box. You are using the term fabric, but it looks and sounds like it's done sort of paper
Where do you get it from and is it available in luxury top end type finishes?
Awesome work!
Where is your main website? I'd like to order a triangle
sagereynolds.com and I also have an ETSY store SageArt Both have triangles listed, Thank you and thanks for watching.
How do you mesure size of box
Do you make custom covered boxes for purchase?
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Hi can u make me a box invitation with velvet?
Could you please tell me the name of the glue? Is it contact glue?
Please watch my Glue and Roller Basics Video, It is the featured video on this channel. Many questions you haven't asked yet are answered there too. Thanks for watching.
Where is the glue video, it’s not on your playlist
Cómo consigo ese tipo de papel, cual es su nombre?
Ese material es Skivertex. Es un papel plastificado para uso comercial. Tendrás que buscarlo en la web. Es posible que pueda obtener algunos o averiguar dónde se venden en su país. ¡Gracias por ver!