I made this trinket box – a very feminine one – for a little princess. I have used MDF box and decorated it with pink pattern papers, decoupaged it and gave final finish with lace, pearls and handmade paper flowers. Let me show you how it turned out.
Close up of the lid
Top of the lid
Box when opened - top view
This is how the box looks
Another view
What say guys? Hope you liked it.
Ciao till we meet next 🙂
Be safe and happy crafing 🙂
~Sakhi
I got a free watch with the new camera that i bought. The watch came in a “dibba”. I did not want to use it with all the brand names written over it. And did not want to throw it either. So thought of doing something with it… so here it is!
This is what I started with… and following is what I did to it!
A little bit of close-up follows…
So guys… what do ya say???
Have a happy weekend ahead! Keep smiling 🙂
Sakhi
Before
After
After
From Inside
No Tutorial this time guys… Just wanted to share what I did on this weekend.
These are coasters made of wood and I decoupaged them. They are made waterproof for daily use.
These I gifted to my hubby! 🙂
Hope you have a great week ahead!
I made this one using single layer of tissue paper, cutting it with a free hand and with fabric decoupage materials applied it on the table napkin. I was not sure how the end result will be. But loved what I saw.
This one I made out of wood. The basecoat was done with black acrylic paint and then red hearts were cut and pasted. The golden hearts are painted too! Modge Podge has done its magic and voila, decoupaged tissue box was ready! I selected these colours to match the interior of my car.
Base coat was done with acrylic paint and I added sparkle to the final layer of Modge Podge to give it a jazz.
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