Reuse of a red wine wooden box - From wine storage to art

Hello and welcome,
I know it's been very long since I've shown you something on my blog. But you who know me and who follow me probably know why. Anyhow here is a fun project I want to share with you:

This is a wooden box of red wine that I received for Christmas last year. I have been drinking the wine a long time ago :-) 

I started with some gesso and paint:

And then I used the napkin and glued it into the background inside and also tore it into pieces an glued it on the outside of the Box.

Those little People is from Tim Holtz Collection. 

I used fishing laces to hang up the stars. I used 3D foam glue to attach light to the ceiling of the Box.

What do you think of my project? I think I need more wooden boxes :-) 

Thank you for visiting!

Hugs, Anita

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A colorful wooden box with dragonflies

Hello my creative friends ☺

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I promised you last week i my blog post that I would come back and show you something I was doing these days and which I think was absolutely beautiful and here it is: DADAAAA!! ☺

It's a wooden box in the size of 40 cm X 30 cm I first painted the box with white acrylic paint then I build layers by layers with several colours using my fingers, baby wipe and stencils until I get the results that I wanted. When I was happy with the results I drew the dragonflies with black Posca Pen. Then I used a baby wipe and my fingers dipped in gesso, some pink and some turquoise acrylic paint and painted around the dragonflies.

I must admit that I was inspired by the great artist Nika Rouss (nikainwonderland) when I made this.
I thought it became absolutly georgeous. What do you think?

Sometimes I think it's nice to paint other than just canvas and Art Journal, etc.

Here is some details:

I hope you have a wonderfull day!
I will soon come back, don't go away.

Hugs, Anita
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