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A tastful coffin box!
My friend Glowwy went to Michael's and saw this little wooden coffin box and got it for me. I also had an empty Pocky box lying around that I was hoping to make into a pencil case, so I just decided to combine the two =)
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Step 1Get a craft coffin box (from Michael's or Joann's or any other craft store) and go out and eat some Pocky and save the box!
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Step 2Carefully open up all the edges on the pocky box.
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Step 3Make a paper template (I just traced around my coffin box). Hopefully yours comes out better then mine did ;)
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Step 4Trace your template over your Pocky box, and cut it out. Then place over your coffin box and glue. I quickly figured out that elmer's glue wasn't the best so I took my glue gun out (it was the only other glue I had). Cut off any excess cardboard with an xacto knife.
**I suggest you paint the box a "background" color before gluing anything on it.
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Step 5Repeat this step for the back of the coffin. I used the scraps I had to cover up big gaps (like a mosaic), and when I ran out of scraps from the Pocky box, I painted the box (which I should have done to begin with, see previous step).
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Step 6I added a coat of TripleThick to make it shiny, and also to protect from spills. Then just paint the inside, or add fabric, and you're all done!
Ta-da!
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Very cool :]
Nooooes!
