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DiY a jewellery box with me
Hello everyone! I hope you all are doing great. It's been a long time since I last posted in this community. Since it's final exam season, most of my time has been spent studying and preparing for papers. Luckily, I had a gap between my exams, so I decided to use some of that free time to do something creative.
While scrolling through social media, I often come across amazing DIY and craft ideas. I usually save the ones I like and hope to try them whenever I get some free time. This jewelry box was one of those saved ideas that I finally got the chance to make. It was a fun and relaxing project that helped me take a break from the stress of exams.
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The process
1)We will cut the crepe paper according to the size of the box we want.You can cut it according to your likings
2)*Then we will start attaching all the ice-cream sticks to the paper one by one.It is a time taking process.I also used alot of glue coz I wanted it to stick perfectly but I would recommend simple glue instead of glue gun.*
*Then I took a cardboard and cut two pieces of it in the shape of a box and then attached it to the crepe paper.I forgot to mention it in the things you need portion but you also need a cardboard*
Then we will attach both of the pieces to the crepe paper very carefully so It will stick perfectly.
*Then I covered the pieces with pink A4 paper so It will give a cleaner look. honestly I hate this part of always mess up.But it doesn't matter i am the one using the box so I don't mind it*
*Then I colored the box and I literally painted my whole face and bedsheet with the paint.This part was very messy honestly but I enjoyed it and then I let it dry for some time*
*Then after it dryed I added the pearls and when I was adding the pearls and yarn to close the box I used too much glue and it literally looked so bad that's why I am giving you guys advice not to use hot glue😭😭but it's ok it's ok it turned out good and it was very spacious*
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*Thats all from my side.Hope you guys liked my post. See you soon with some more creations.
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What a wonderful idea. Thanks for sharing