How To Cover A Paper Mache Box

[@missconnie1006]

The box is beautiful. The instructions are excellent and right to the point without silly side chatter. I'm going to try this with a round box first, Just subscribed and I am looking forward to many more of your videos. Thank you.

[@MercyCuenca]

OOHHH, MY HEAVENS!

[@pavvil8293]

Very informative and the box is beautiful!

[@darleneballard1229]

So cute. Loved it. Thanks for the info

[@rustyfoxfarm3412]

You're welcome! I'm glad you like it!

[@sherylfarrier8397]

Great job. Love this idea. I am going to try it. Do you have a video doing a round box?

[@rustyfoxfarm3412]

Thanks! We cover a lot of different things using this method. I can add a video tutorial for a round box to my to-do list. The process would be to cut a strip (or strips for a large box) that would go all the way around the diameter of the box with an 1/8" overlap and then use the same method for decoupage. For the lid you'd cut a strip (or strips) for the lid rim and then cut a circle the same size as a top, then cut 1/8" off the edge to leave a slight border.

[@suzannrogers1150]

What was the name and brand of the distressing ink you used?

[@lamyaandadam]

Can this be done with decoupage paper not scrap paper? If so, is there any different recommendations? Thanks

[@rustyfoxfarm3412]

I think you could really it with almost any paper! I wouldn't use a heavy paper like a watercolor, but anything lighter would work. I've even done with wrapping paper. My only tip would be for thinner papers-when the mod podge soaks in they tear easily, so I'd be mindful of that.

[@jonesgrrld]

This video is very choppy