Dress up a Dresser
Here's an easy, inexpensive idea to help keep your dresser drawers looking and working their best.
Materials and Tools:
old wrapping paper
measuring tape
scissors
nubs of used candles
Steps:
1. Traditionally, wrapping papers from bridal and baby showers were saved to use as drawer liners. Use the measuring tape to measure the dimensions of the drawers of a dresser.
2. Cut the wrapping paper to size and insert it into the drawers.
3. Rub the side of a candle along the edges of the drawers; also rub it along the drawer runners inside the chest. This will keep the drawers sliding smoothly.
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