Dollar Tree Box Turned into a GORGEOUS Keepsake Using Paint Skins!

Here I'm transforming a $1.25 Dollar Tree wooden box into a gorgeous trinket box, using some varnish and acrylic paint skin. The paint skin was created using the run off from one of my vase pours, stretched out into a pleasing composition and allowed to dry on a silicone mat. If anyone is interested in seeing that process, let me know in the comments below! As far as constructing the box itself, the materials you'll need are: Paint skin, large enough to cover your top surface of the box Wooden box (finished or unfinished) if box is unfinished: liquitex gloss varnish & a acrylic paint to create a stain - or a store- purchased stain of your choice to glue paint skin: liquitex gloss varnish mixed 3:1 with water to varnish paint skin: deco art triple thick gloss varnish mixed 3:1 with water (not shown in video) velvet self- adhesive sheet cut to size for inside bottom of box (it looks classy!) Tools needed: Xacto knife cutting mat brushes (one narrow, one wider) large cotton swab for varnishing (or a brush) Thank you for joining me here on my channel, and if you haven't already, please subscribe, 👍, and ring that 🔔 so you'll know when I post next! I appreciate you! 💕