Polymer clay jewelry box with loose lid base (no tin box support)

[@Hazel.173]

Thank you! My mom passed and my dad saved her holiday decorations and we accidentally dropped an Easter snow globe getting the box down and it shattered. I am taking the part that is metal that makes music and wanted to make a little jewelry box with it for him. I couldn't find instructions that weren't $$ until you. Thank you so much!

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

That is such a sweet and thoughtful idea!

[@janicehoch3218]

Love this. You make it look so easy.

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

Thank you!

[@donnaleelittle9664]

Day that’s a great box and a great way to use undesignated clay. Then using the new clay to cover it. I’m going to watch that tutorial now ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@nicolepruitte2007]

I love EVERYTHING you do ❤️ I made a vase from my scrap clay . I love leftovers because I can try things I normally wouldn't with new clay 🙂

[@jessicajessiashman8556]

This is great! Thank you, Day! I have so much scrap clay!

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

Glad it was helpful!

[@donnaleelittle9664]

Something I’ve never asked and should have before. Are you ok with me adding the tutorial to my Pinterest boards? ❤️🥰

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

Yes of course!

[@MsWandaHe]

If you did want to cover a tin box with polymer clay, what type of adhesive would it take? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

It depends if you go over the edges of the base and the lid. If there is nothing that can slide off, you don't have to worry about adhesive. If there is, what I personally use is 2-parts Loctite quick set epoxy glue. You can find it at Polyclayplay as well as in my Amazon Influencer Store. The Polyclayplay one is cheaper. Please don't forget to use my affiliate link!