ArtFire

In this detailed and multi technique lesson you
will learn to make a box by using a cookie cutter
that will act as a mold or form. The finished box
resembles old leather with metal appliqué. The
turquoise crackle lid and stamped embellishments
add to the overall aesthetics and richness of the
vessel. Dont like to sand? No problem, as this
project is not recommended for the sanding
enthusiast! Ill show you tricks to avoid this chore
and how to accomplish invisible seams.

Dont let the look of the box intimidate you, it can be altered to a simpler version by
leaving out some of the steps. If you dont have Celtic knot-work stamps,
use Asian, Floral or other stamps, however, Ive include an On-line Supplier list of both Canadian and US Retailers/wholesalers that ship worldwide,
including where to purchase Celtic rubber stamps,
Cookie cutters, Paint, Texture plates etc

Also included is a printable cutting guide.

This detailed 78 step lesson has 80 clear photographs and 29 pages to guide you through 7 parts:

Crackle Technique
Cookie Cutter box form
Bottom
Stamping, Texturing and Embellishment
Molded Lid and Handle
Box Feet
Finishing

With the crackle technique alone youll be inspired to make beads and pendants :) if not more boxes!
(Box sold separately, please inquire)

ATTENTION:
A copy of PDF instruction will be delivered to your EMAIL address. My tutorials are digital/e-books, NOT physical books.

Tutorial

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