Paper mache boxes

Making paper mache boxes can be a great craft project to do at home. It is a suitable craft for both children and adults. You can use your paper mache boxes to decorate your home, package gifts, sell at craft fairs and just about anything you can imagine.

When I first began painting paper maché boxes, I had to special order mine, as they were not a commonly-carried item in craft stores. Happily, these days you can find them at the big-box stores and even on Amazon. And now that they are so popular, you can find paper maché shapes in many sizes...Read More

Hello friends and Happy New Year! My first post of 2020 is this cute distressed jewelry box. I made something similar from paper years ago but it was time for a new sturdier box since the original …

Remember how awesome messing around with paper mache was when you were a kid? With a little imagination so many cool things can be made, all from ingredients generally found around the kitchen. However if you think paper mache crafting is just for little kids, it's time to think again. Check out these awesome paper mache houses/money boxes created by Boredpanda community member Ooh Sz. They're awesome!

Round Paper Mache Box

These DIY decorative storage boxes are ideal for concealing clutter while adding some style to your shelves and closets!

DIY craft time! A free tutorial for you on how to make this paper mache trinket box. This tutorial featured recently on alisaburke.com. Here it is on my lil old blog, but in a different colour way. Paper mache is wonderful as it’s super cheap to make any sort of shape, limited only by your imagination! I wanted to make a small trinket box. You will need: -foam core board -thick card (that can still bend easily) -newspaper -blank newsprint or butchers paper -masking tape -PVA glue -craft glue…

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Homemade Paper Mache Clay!: Homemade Paper Mache Clay! Versatile and easy to make anything you can think of! Lightweight and easy to use...air dries hard. This clay is great for anything you would do with paper mache!

Wilda Schörling 🐟 on Instagram: "The complete process of my fish box!🐟 It’s made completely out of cardboard that is covered in a layer of paper mache! I also used acrylic paint and varnish for the finishing touches. I’ve filmed all the different parts of the process in other reels aswell, but I felt that this deserved it’s own last post - - - #cardboardsculpture #papermachesculpture #sculptureprocess #mixedmediasculpture #processvideo #processreel"