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Trinket Box - lid leaning against the finished boxHere is an upcycled trinket box made with an empty packaging tape roll. The packaging tape roll is very sturdy and makes a great circular shape. You can design this as a trinket box, jewelry box, or a handmade circular box to gift something inside - the possibilities are endless.

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Total Time: 30 minutes

Supplies:

Steps:

  1. You will need an empty packaging tape roll. Trace the roll twice on cardboard for the base/lid and cut out with scissors.
  2. Trinket Box  - trace around the tube twice onto cardboard, cut out
     
  3. Decorate the outside of the tape roll how you wish. I used washi tape and since I like the glossy finish, I kept it on.
  4. Trinket Box  - decorate the outside of the tape roll
     
    Trinket Box  - gold filigree tape decoration on the tape roll
     
  5. Find a pattern of paper you want to be the bottom of your box and lid to be. I used this floral golden scrapbook paper. Using a glue stick glue the cardboard circles down onto the paper.
  6. Trinket Box  - choose a paper pattern you and cut a square bigger than the circle, repeat
     
    Trinket Box - glue the circle of cardboard to the wrong side of the paper, repeat
     
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  7. Cut slits all around. Glue down to secure paper. Repeat for both the circles. Cut a piece of paper and glue over the ends of the paper slits.
  8. Trinket Box  - cut slits in the decorative paper
     
    Trinket Box  - fold onto the circle and glue down
     
    Trinket Box - work around the circle
     
    Trinket Box  - view of the paper glued down
     
    Trinket Box
     
    Trinket Box
     
  9. Trace your paper roll on felt and cut out for the base lining.
  10. Trinket Box  - trace a circle onto the felt and cut out
     
  11. Ready to assemble your box. Hot glue base down to the tape roll.
  12. Trinket Box  - ready to assemble
     
    Trinket Box - glue one paper covered circle to end of tape ring, right side out
     
    Trinket Box - base in place
     
    Trinket Box  - view down into the cardboard ring
     
  13. Apply hot glue to the felt and base. For the top, I use a magnetic thumbtack and secured with hot glue.
  14. Trinket Box - ready to add the felt lining
     
    Trinket Box - view of box with the felt lining in place
     
    Trinket Box - glue thumbtack in place for lid handle
     
    Trinket Box  - bracelet inside the box
     
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