Learn DIY Trinket Jewellery Box Craft for Kids
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Trinket Jewlery Box Craft Activity with Cardboard

Unleash your child's creativity with our DIY Madhubani Trinket Jewellery Box activity! Using a cardboard box, quilling strips, and chart paper, they can craft a unique and beautiful storage solution for their trinkets. Dive into the excitement, moms and dads! 

Painting Brand me 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 7

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create a trinket, you will need an upcycled corrugated box, as shown in the image. To create a partition inside the box, take a corrugated box and cut out rectangles as shown in the image. Make sure cut-outs are proportionate to the box.

Step - 02

Insert the partition as shown and stick it using Fevicol A+ and let it dry.

Step - 03

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour of your choice, paint it using Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 04

Once dried, using Rangeela Tempera Colour white, paint Madhubani patterns around the box as shown using Fine Art brushes; let it dry.

Step - 05

To decorate the lid of the box, take any four coloured chart papers. Referring to the measurements of the lid, divide it into four equal cut-outs using a different coloured chart paper. Take black coloured quilling strip and stick it as a border on each cut-out using Fevicol A+; let it dry. Referring to the template given, draw Madhubani motifs onto each cut-out with a pencil.

Step - 06

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour White, fill up the motif as shown with a Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 07

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour black, add an outline to the motif as shown in the image with Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 08

Similarly, follow the same process for the rest of the chart paper cut-outs.

Step - 09

Using Fevicol A+, stick the cut-outs onto the lid as shown and let it dry.Your handmade Madhubani Trinket is ready!

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create a trinket, you will need an upcycled corrugated box, as shown in the image. To create a partition inside the box, take a corrugated box and cut out rectangles as shown in the image. Make sure cut-outs are proportionate to the box.

Step - 02

Insert the partition as shown and stick it using Fevicol A+ and let it dry.

Step - 03

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour of your choice, paint it using Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 04

Once dried, using Rangeela Tempera Colour white, paint Madhubani patterns around the box as shown using Fine Art brushes; let it dry.

Step - 05

To decorate the lid of the box, take any four coloured chart papers. Referring to the measurements of the lid, divide it into four equal cut-outs using a different coloured chart paper. Take black coloured quilling strip and stick it as a border on each cut-out using Fevicol A+; let it dry. Referring to the template given, draw Madhubani motifs onto each cut-out with a pencil.

Step - 06

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour White, fill up the motif as shown with a Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 07

Using Rangeela Tempera Colour black, add an outline to the motif as shown in the image with Fine Art brushes and let it dry.

Step - 08

Similarly, follow the same process for the rest of the chart paper cut-outs.

Step - 09

Using Fevicol A+, stick the cut-outs onto the lid as shown and let it dry.Your handmade Madhubani Trinket is ready!