How to make a Jewelry Box / How to Line a Box -- by RoughDraft DIY 

Omgggggg as i was struggling to line this box with fabric, i turned to RU-vid and voila this video saved me so much time...THANK YOU!!!!

This was exactly what I needed. Thank you.

Hi Elizabeth, I love the way you made that old wooden box look so gorgeous with the red velvet lining. Your video is exactly what I was looking for because I've got a new wooden box that I'm making into a jewellery box for a friend. I've painted the inside and outside with primer and then white paint over the top, and I'm either going to decoupage the outside or I might paint stripes in grey or blue over the white base. I've bought half a metre of navy blue velvet to line the inside of the box and some good fabric glue - which I've done a patch with on the velvet, and it works really well because the special fabric glue is made so it doesn't seep through the velvet, yay!😅) So thank you Elizabeth for the video. It's a great help. Love from Amanda Jones in Melbourne, Australia

Lovely! Thank you, I'll use this approach for a Special Box that I have.

My Daughter is going to be so stoked >

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you :-)

Thank you so much. I found this extremely helpful for one of my projects..

Hi Elizabeth!!! Great video! I make cigar pen purses with bamboo handles…Do you have a link where i can find purse latches in gold and black finishes??? Thank you Bob

Are you sanding and applying the stain and the other stuff 2-3 times?

Thank you! This was very helpful!

As someone with a laser I will say you CAN burn through a finish, it just gives off pretty bad fumes so it’s better to avoid unless you have really really good ventilation

Very nice!!

fantastico trabajo me encanta saludos

Can you use glue to stick the velvet directly in to the wood ?

good to see you back. nice video!!!

Thanks..

very nice

Ty... you should make more videos

What kind of adhesive did you use for the lid lining and what kind of paint works best for wood like that? Thanks!

Does anyone have any recommendation on which double tack works best for fabrics like this?

Why not use foam rubber padding instead ?

hi there im a sub new here and i really like video like this but can i ask you what are all the names of the hardwear you remove specialy the lock and the back hardwear i really need to know and i forgot the name of it, sorry and thank you 👋(^w^❄️ )💞

What color stain was that

Woodglut has a lot of designs to choose from.

ThunderCats Ho!

You should add asmr to your channel. You have a nice voice

I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.

I made it with Woodglut plans!

Beautiful! Watched your video. Keep it up. I make similar clips, check it out.

I was cringing watching you work on that beautiful Provencal cotton tablecloth - what a waste! Use a plastic sheet instead! What a poor job you did on almost everything. I don't anything about the wood burning, which looked nice but the refinisihing and lining - poorly done. 1. Line it tightly not loose. Don't use paper, use plastic. Paper crumbles and gets wet. Not cleanable. 2. Spread qlue evenly not in squiggles. No wrinkles on cloth. 3. Strip old finish off box using stripper and 00 steel wool. Do not use sanding to remove finish! 4. Wipe off waxy stripper remnants with acetone and steel wool and paper towel. 5. Now you can sand with a 220 grit, then with 400 grit for silky smooth. 6. Stain, or if you want the natural color warmed by oil, use boiled linseed oil generously over box inside and out. Let it soak in for 10 mins. Wipe off excess. Let box dry for 2 days in good weather. 7. Use dark black stain on box sides, NEVER use paint - it will clash with the stain. Stain is transparent, paint is opaque. They do not match. This is a poor design choice. 8. Wait for stain to dry 24 hrs. 9. Thin out Varethane Oil Based Clear Interior Satin Polyurethane (read this carefully no shortcuts on type) This is not water based. Satin, not Gloss. Clear. Interior grade. Use Mineral spirits or Paint Thinner 60: 40 Polyurethane. Mix in a small glass jar. Do not shake! Stir gently. Tap jar to release bubbles. 10. Apply thin Poly coat over wood. Let it soak in for 10 mins. Wipe off with paper towels. Do not let it get tacky and thick. Let dry 2 hrs in hot weather. 11. Sand with 400 grit sandpaper lightly by hand. You are removing any dust flecks, and craters that formed from air bubbles. Wipe with tack cloth. 12. Repeat poly coating steps and sanding down. Tap jar before use each time, swirl, tap, use. 13. Last coat leave it alone to dry, no sanding. 14. Finish off with Mylands Clear Finishing Wax or Microcrystalline Wax. Polish hard. Done. Don't rush wood working or you will remain an amateur forever and make mediocre junk. All good things take time.

volume of this video is really low

Mine works too. I used the Woodprix plans and performed it without any problems.

I will try to do it with Stodoys plans.