This wild trip is almost over, with one more project to go: lining the box. I’ve neglected the inside for pretty much this whole project, but it’s time to tie up the biggest loose end and give this chest a wonderful finish to boot. So last but not least, it’s time to add some lining. This method is extremely simple, and doesn’t require any sewing at all! It still makes for a lovely finish along the inside of the box. Anything I put in here certainly won’t be damaged by the rough cardboard exterior.
This wraps up the last of my handmade chest series. If you’ve stuck to the end, congrats! If you were satisfied with your box earlier, congrats too! I’m certain all your treasure chests look gorgeous, no matter where you decided to finish.
Want to make your own chest? Then have a gander through my tag right here for all the tutorials in this treasure chest making series. I’d love to see what y’all have made with this series, so feel free to link me your pics in the comments below! Have fun making your own treasure chest!
Give a simple box a nice finish by lining it with fabric If you're having trouble with measuring your box, then using paper templates can help you find a good fit for your box without cutting cardboard or fabric. This is especially useful if your box has a curved lid, like the treasure box!
Lining a box
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