How to make a museum exhibit from plywood for storing tools, and even with a secret - see here!
Any thing looks and perceived more interesting if something is laid something non-standard, unexpected. In this case, the tray has a second bottom, since the upper bottom cover is shifted.
It is very convenient for placing spoons, napkins, small creams ...
So, "Tray with the Secret Hermitage".
You will need:
- Box with shifted lid (tree, plywood)
- Metal accessories under the bronze (handles, legs or corners)
- Patent printing
- Glue for decoupage
- acrylic paints
- Patina Antique
- Maimeri 688 crustaceous varnish
- Oil paint for rubbing craklera
- Synthetic varnish for fixing cracker
- Finish lacquer
Drill the openings under the accessories, the sawdust do not throw away. Sand the entire surface of the box.
Prints are soaked for 15-20 minutes, remove the film with the image and glued to the desired sections of the surface to decopter adhesive. For convenience, you can fold the printout into a loose roller, and when gluing to smooth out the rubber spatula. Personally drive out bubbles of glue and air ...
Next, for your convenience, the text will be written directly in the photos!
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