My daughter has quite the collection of dress-up jewelery. It probably didn't help when my son broke a necklace and he replaced it with a four necklace, four bracelet, four ring set-all for $1! I'd been wanting M to have an appropriate jewelery box instead of her little plastic sandwich baggie.
I found a decent sized wooden box at Jo Anne's. It's about 6x6 inches. To spice it up (and cover the cheap wood), I painted it white. Mod Podged a 5x5 piece of scrapbook paper on top, and stippled the sides for color. Obviously, the scrapbook paper didn't cooperate with all of those wrinkles. I embellished the flower paper with three-dimensional butterfly stickers that coordinated a bit.
(Photos taken on M's comforter that is purple, green, and a bit of blue.)
This was given to M for her fourth birthday.
This was given to M for her fourth birthday.
6 comments:
I love it! What a great idea to make her a jewelry box. It looks so feminine and a precious place for her to put her jewelry treasures from her brother.
How cute! I'm debating on a jewelry box for Princess. My fear is she'll dump the jewelry out and use it for hauling around and storing random toys.
It think it turned out great!!
Cute! Has she seen it yet? Bet she loves it!
That is so cute. R has two jewelry boxes, but most of her jewelry is spread about around her room.
My daughter loves jewelery boxes! And this one looks absolutely adorable.
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