Quick Bedroom Upgrade: Line Dresser Drawers with Wrapping Paper

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I was putting laundry away and decided I’d had it with my underwear drawer. It had become an overstuffed catch-all for camis and jammies, briefs and bras, swimsuits and socks, unmentionables and mentionables, all mingled together in a messy jumble. I re-homed, re-arranged and got rid of everything that didn’t belong in there.

The unfinished wood at the bottom of the drawer seemed a little too rough for my delicates, so I started looking around the house for a quick fix.

Line dresser drawers with wrapping paper.

What turned out to be perfect was this colorful striped wrapping paper.

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I cut it to size, folded the uneven edge, and secured it with masking tape.

That’s it. And, 2 years later, it’s still in tact and in place – even after our recent move.

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You could use odd-sized paper ends for smaller drawers (nightstand? desk?) or even reuse paper from presents you’ve unwrapped to smooth out all your dresser drawers and make your laundry day a little brighter.

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7 Replies to “Quick Bedroom Upgrade: Line Dresser Drawers with Wrapping Paper”

    1. Thank you! I wanted to finish the project quickly and didn’t have drawer liners on hand. This is what I found that worked the best.

    1. Yeah! They could pick out wrapping paper and so most/all of it themselves! If you use masking tape (or washi) to attach it, they can easily change it out too.

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