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DIY Wedding Ring Box

It's been a while since I shared a DIY project.
My little brother got married, there's a few projects that I did for this joyous occasion. I am really excited about how they turned out. I wanted to share with everyone the Wedding ring box project.
The bride has shown me a picture of one that she liked online. And I thought it would be an easy task to make one instead of buying one.


I found this little box at Jo Ann's craft store.


Frist I started by removing the hardware.


Stained it a dark color.


After that was done drying, it was painted with a cream color.


Then lightly sanded the corners and some of the flat surfaces, for a rustic look. I used transferable paper to get the image onto the box.


I had purchased a small thing of silk and used Polly fill, for where the rings will sit.


I did have an oopsie, had put the words inside the lid upside down. It was an easy fix.


I couldn't be any happier with the way it turned out.















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