Hello everyone! Today I’m sharing how to make these cute and easy wooden jewelry boxes. Many of you probably know by now that I love crafty jewelry, that I make them often and that I love keeping things organized. This most likely I got from my mom who loves any kind of boxes for any kind of things she can keep organized. All this said, when my mom bought these super cute set of wooden boxes I couldn’t resist putting my hands on them LOL. And here is the result
DIY Mod Podge Wooden Jewelry Boxes
My mom is really obsessed with organization and one of het passions is “boxes”. She collects them and she labels them and organizes everything with boxes. When she bought this set I knew right away that I NEEDED to mod podge them LOL and turn them into some cute wooden jewelry boxes. I love the result and luckily my mom did too!
What you need:
- Wooden boxes {like chests}
- Scrapbook paper
- Matching fabric
- Matching paint.
- Mod podge or similar
In my case, I chose 3 sets of matching papers and matched the paint and fabric. BUT I mix them all. With Aqua set I painted the inside with pink, the yellow with green and the aqua with pink. The fabric I used was pink for all 3.
First of all make sure to clean all dust from the boxes.
Remove the hinges and locks and make marks so when you mod podge them you know where to put them back.
Paint the inside of each box including the lids.
I started mod podging the paper. Beginning with the sides and folding a few centimeters on the top like the image above.
Then I placed a piece on top and cut following the shape. Then did the same on the bottom part and I finish it with a plain cardboard on the bottom.
Apply mod podge all over the scrapbook paper to seal it. Avoid inner edges. When you close the box it might stick.
Let it dry well for a few hours. Don’t close them or pile them until they are really dry.
Once dry, put back the hinges and locks.
The last touch is the fabric. It’s up to you if you want to cover all the inside of the box or only the base. My mom wanted only the base so I did. I used double sided tape to secure it and be able to change it later.
Do the same with all boxes you are treating!
TADAAAAA! Done all my 3 boxes!
Looke how they look together… I’m loving these wooden jewelry boxes and I wish they were mineeeee! But I’m happy my mom loved it too and is going to use them!
Now it’s your turn, how do you organize your jewelry? Have you mod podge wooden boxes???
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These are a beautiful! I’ve never tried Mod Podge but I’m totally inspired to give this one a try!
Oooh Thank you!!!! I’m sure once you try you will get hooked! Mod Podge ROCKS!
XOXO
Beautiful jewelry boxes! They’re being featured at The Pin Junkie this week at http://www.thepinjunkie.com/2014/09/pin-junkie-pin-party-84.html
Oooh wow! Thanks so much Bonnie! I’m so honored thanks so much! I’ll be heading over!
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Really cute project. I think my nieces would love making these! Or maybe I could make some for a gift for them. Thanks again for sharing at the Be. YOU. tiful link party
Thanks so much Adrienne!!! So glad you like these! You can make great gifts with them! Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful weekend!
XOXO
These are so pretty! I really like the extra effort you went to by removing all the hardware and painting the insides. I totally would’ve tried to ‘work around’. I’m inspired to make some of my own. If your looking for another place to share your projects, stop by Etcetorize and join our Make it Monday party. (There’s a giveaway this week!)
I’m so glad you like them Tamara! I really had fun making them even with the extra hardware removal LOL. It’s totally worth it!
Thanks so much for your sweet visit and comment!
XOXO
The boxes are so adorable! I love the paper you used. I think the blue one is my fav. I’m pinning these!
Navy Wifey Peters @ Submarine Sunday Link Party!
Thanks so much T’onna, glad you like them!!!
XOXO
Cami, These boxes are smply adorable! I love the paper, fabric and paint that you chose to decorate all of them… beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us this week at Much Ado About Monday. :)
~Emily at Huckleberry Love
Thanks so much Emily, appreciate the sweet comment. Those are fun to make and the combination and possibilities are endless!!! Thanks so much for stopping by!
XOXO
You did such a great job! These are absolutely adorable! I was just starting to think about Christmas and trying to figure out what I was going to do for all of the kids since I know none of them need more toys- these would be perfect for my nieces and foster daughter! They would love them and I can match the paper to their personalities. I love your paper choices and thank you so much for sharing your great idea! I pinned it so I can make these as soon as I get a chance!
-S.L. Payne, uncommongrace.net
Thanks so much for the kind words! so glad you like them! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by. Happy to give some inspiration!!!
HUGS
Lovely! I can’t believe I have yet to use mod podge!
Stopping over from Create It Thursday link party! ;)
These are so cute! I’m pinning these for later…..I think my daughter would love these so much! She could use these to store hair ties and all sorts of things! Thanks for sharing! :-)
These boxes look great! There are countless things to keep organized in them too. Nice work!
Thanks Tracy, I’m glad you found it useful and that you like it! Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and leaving your thoughts
XOXO
I love these little boxes. I’ve seen them in the craft store but really haven’t known what to do with them. Your’s are adorable. I can see them as great gifts, for the office, jewelry, so many things. I’m definitely going to share your post.
Great boxes, beautiful blog!
Awww Thanks so much. I’m so glad you like my blog and my boxes! Hope you ha have a wonderful week and weekend!!! Love having you visiting!
HUGS
These are just precious! Any little girl, teen, or momma would love them. Thank you for sharing at the Monday Funday party! Pinning and sharing on google plus!
Yayyyyy how cool that you like them. Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving your thoughts! Really glad you like my boxes! Have a wonderful week!
XOXO
Very cute! And wouldn’t these make perfect gift card boxes come holiday time?? Thank you so much for linking up at Snickerdoodle Sunday!! I hope you’ll come back this Saturday with your latest makes!
Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)
They definitely make a great gift!!! I’m glad you like them! Thanks so much for stopping by. Hope you are having an awesome week!
HUGS
Hi Cami,
Love your poper choices and how nicely they coordinate. This article has inspired me to use some of the collection of papers I just had to have and haven’t used. Thanks.
Yayyyy happy to inspire! I would love to know yours when done! Thanks so much for your sweet visit! Have a wonderful week!
HUGS
These turned out really pretty. Love the paper and colors :)
Thanks so much Amber. I’m so glad you like them!!! Have a wonderful week
HUGS
Love it such cute ideals
Thanks so much!
HUGS
Working around curves with paper and Mod Podge is not easy…but you DIY’d these like a pro. That’s because you ARE! Love them, Camila. Pinning and stumbling right this second. Hugs to you!
No way hahaha Not even close to be a pro but I love to mod podge everything I can LOL. Glad you like my boxes my friend! Appreciate the love!
XOXO
These little boxes are perfection, Cami ♡. So adorable..
Thanks so much Naznin, You are so weet and lovely! Thanks so much for stopping by!!!
XOXO
I’ve always wanted to try mod podge on a box. Yours are stunning…great color/paper combo!
~Kim
Thanks SO much Kim… So glad you like them They turned out very well so you are good to go!!!
XOXO