This antique looking royal jewellery box is a good gift to be given on special occasions. Especially it being hand made renders a personal and can be used to put in small trinkets
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This antique looking royal jewellery box is a good gift to be given on special occasions. Especially it being hand made renders a personal and can be used to put in small trinkets
Fevicryl No Stitch Fabric Glue, Cardboard, Fevibond, Velvet Cloth, Satin ribbons, Cotton cloth, Drafting NeeddleThread
Take a wooden decoupage jewellery box Give a base coat of black to the box and the lid of the box You may give two coats for an even look Leave it to dry
Take a paper with a Taj Mahal print or any other print of your choice Cut the print in the size of the lid of the box
Apply Fevicryl Modge Podge evenly on the rear side of the paper with a soft flat brush Stick the paper on the lid pressing from the centre towards the edges taking care that no air bubbles are left behind
When you apply the Fevicryl Modge Podge it will appear creamy and opaque but will dry clear even if there is a little thick layer left around Leave it to dry
Sponge dab some Pearl Desert Gold and Pearl Metallic Copper on the black surface to give an antique look Leave it to dry