Description
A Plain Box. Your Colours. Your Design.
A wooden jewelry box is a good blank canvas: small enough to finish in one sitting, and something you’ll use afterwards. You choose the design, whether that’s flowers, patterns, or something abstract, and paint, outline, and varnish it until it looks like you.
The Craft
- Prep the Surface – Sand your wooden box so the paint goes on smoothly.
- Plan Your Design – Sketch and transfer your design onto the lid, working from reference ideas or your own.
- Paint and Layer – Build up colour and detail with brushes in your choice of acrylic shades.
- Outline and Finish – Add fine outlines for definition, then seal with a clear varnish.
The Workshop Experience
A half-day Saturday session at SF Duka. We set up your station with the box, paints, brushes, and reference sheets, and we’ll show you techniques for clean lines and layered colour. Pick your preferred session, morning (10am – 1pm) or afternoon (2pm – 5pm), right here on this page.
Specs
- Craft items include: Hinged wooden jewelry box with clasp, acrylic paints, brushes, outline pen, varnish
- Box size: Approximately 20 × 14 × 8 cm
- Skill level: Complete beginner friendly
- Design: Your choice
- Sessions: Morning (10am – 1pm) / Afternoon (2pm – 5pm)
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