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Sweets for the sweet? These little boxes can be filled with all sorts of treasures, treats and trinkets. Perfect as a small token of appreciation and who doesn’t love something with a surprise inside!<\/p>\n

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\n(1) Paint inside and outside of paper mache boxes with craft paint. Apply 2-3 coats and let dry in between.<\/p>\n

(2) Add white or cream sheer lace to sides of box and lids with Matte Gel Medium. Allow time to dry.<\/p>\n

(3) Using E6000 glue, add pink scallop lace trim or pink sequin trim to sides of box. Allow set up time.<\/p>\n

(4) Add buttons or other embellishments to sides of box using E6000 glue.<\/p>\n

(5) Create lace rosettes by running a gathering stitch through lace. You want to create a “circle” with the lace. Once you have enough gathered, pull and tie ends. Stitch ends together to close off rosette. Glue to lid of box using E6000 glue.<\/p>\n

(6) Add hearts to center of rosette using E6000 glue.<\/p>\n

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