DIY/jewelry box
As you know I love garage sales and Goodwill. In fact it’s eight in the morning and I will be heading out shortly to track down some new treasures.
A few years ago I found a brown “box”. I can’t remember exactly where I bought it but it had to be at one of the two places mentioned earlier. Don’t know its original purpose, but I use it to hold some of my paper jewelry. Gosh, I guess I should post pictures of some of those creations, too. When I can find a way to take good pictures of them, I will. I’ve made so many necklaces you would be astounded. Needless to say I’ve given many of them away as presents.
In fact I have a little ongoing project that involves these necklaces that I will be sure to share with you in the future
Anyway, I didn’t take a picture of the before but just imagine the color “brown”?
So here’s what I did.This is complicated so pay close attention. 🙂
Boy, I really had to thing it through. What step to do when? I painted it with heirloom white.
No pictures of that step. But I think you smart people can probably figure it out. I used a brush and Heirloom White paint by Rustoleum 2x. I added a little calcium carbonate which you can buy on the Internet to make chalk paint.
This picture shows the box after I sanded off some dry paint. Do I need to say, I used sandpaper?
Here are some more pictures of completed project.
Here’s the box with the jewelry.






