It's been more than 2 weeks, and it's only now that I surfaced for the much-needed air. October has been sluggish, work-wise, and it made me so restless, and now that there's so much work to do, I can't seem to see the end of it. Well, I'm not really seeking for the end, God forbid---just a brief pause. You'll have to bear with me, but I promise to post something soon. I'm thinking of making a Madonna/Whore Diary for my dear friend in New Jersey, which I hope to finish before Christmas.
Showing posts with label Craft Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft Box. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Madonna/Whore Leather Chest Box
Here is something I made the moment I got a free time last month. I named it the Madonna/Whore leather chest box because of the staid, almost matronly, appearance from the outside, but raaaawwwwrrr *claw the air, please* leopard print inside.
I went slumming one Sunday and found a 50-peso ($1) wine-colored leather skirt. Surveyin
g my art & crafts supplies, I saw the craft box I scavenged from Onyxx and decided to make a leather-covered box. I'm not too good at giving instructions, but you'll catch the drift.
1. Reinforce the joint of the box inside and out using strips of leather.
2. Cut a corresponding piece of leather for each side.
3. Apply a thin layer of contact cement (smells heavenly, I tell you! shhhhh...) to the box. Let it dry a bit, then stick the leather pieces on each side.
4. The leopard-print velvet is another find from one of my previous slumming expeditions, and I used it as a lining. It's not too obvious in the picture, but the inside is lumpy because of the glue.
5. Attach a lock. I wanted to put corner protectors, or whatever those things are called, but I don't know where to find one.





I went slumming one Sunday and found a 50-peso ($1) wine-colored leather skirt. Surveyin
g my art & crafts supplies, I saw the craft box I scavenged from Onyxx and decided to make a leather-covered box. I'm not too good at giving instructions, but you'll catch the drift.1. Reinforce the joint of the box inside and out using strips of leather.
2. Cut a corresponding piece of leather for each side.
3. Apply a thin layer of contact cement (smells heavenly, I tell you! shhhhh...) to the box. Let it dry a bit, then stick the leather pieces on each side.
4. The leopard-print velvet is another find from one of my previous slumming expeditions, and I used it as a lining. It's not too obvious in the picture, but the inside is lumpy because of the glue.
5. Attach a lock. I wanted to put corner protectors, or whatever those things are called, but I don't know where to find one.





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