Tissue Paper Covered Disinfectant Wipes Trash Bag Holders
![Image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi9ljKTfD5ddiN2yW6pmRqvM6T_jQOSCAbOjlXW_bLQ-LQqJWD76kEnzzx2e5jdpl5SsG1ExmiHfn3Dv-L7AKxhTBszLowSk5o-Jc2WtxBc8PYwKhZFWtePIOyWTRmDWP_TZzktX_3izmne/s1600/014cropped.jpg)
This fall I covered some of these empty wipes containers to put grocery shopping bags in, but recently I thought it would be a good idea to just fill them with rolls of trash bags: great to throw in the trunk of the car--or even better--to take camping. I wanted a more flexible and durable cover for the trash bags than scrapbook paper, so I reverted to a method I used before to cover some plastic French's fried onion containers . That project used a couple of layers of tissues paper on plastic. The Mod Podge really loves tissue paper. It soaks right through the paper and creates a good solid bond and good seal over all of it. It's also remains very flexible and won't crease or wrinkle (well the finish is a bit wrinkled intentionally) if the container is squeezed or dented. All you need is some colorful tissue paper, empty disinfectant wipes container (with the label removed), Mod Podge, a foam brush for the glue, and something to cut your tissue paper with.