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Quick and Thrifty First Aid Box

By: Susan from organized31.com

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Updated April 30, 2019
Quick and Thrifty First Aid Box
Quick and Thrifty First Aid Box
This image courtesy of organized31.com

Keep adhesive bandages, over-the-counter medication, and other first aid supplies in one location when you make this Quick and Thrifty First Aid Box! The upcycled container won't take long to make and is just the right size for storing some of the most-used first aid essentials. It's also a budget-friendly alternative to pre-made first aid boxes. As noted by the blogger, this homemade DIY first aid box would also make a great gift idea for anyone moving away from home for the first time. Keep this budget-friendly project in mind the next time you're invited to a graduation party! You can also easily stash this first aid box in the trunk of your car or keep it in your backpack for your next hiking trip.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsPaper, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

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Project TypeMake a Project

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