Are you stumped on what to give a family member or friend as a gift? Well, you’re in luck.
Below we discuss how to make a DIY prayer box; now, what’s more sentimental than that?
The best part is it costs almost nothing to make, and you can give this gift on any occasion, especially to those feeling down.
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DIY Prayer Box
My daughter made this beautiful DIY Prayer Box and candle set for her Mother In Law who is going through a hard time right now.
I thought it was such a great idea and it turned out so well, I thought I would share it!
This would make a perfect gift for any occasion! I could see giving this as a wedding gift, confirmation, graduation, birthday, Christmas, anything!
You could add anything to it, too, she added handwritten Bible verses and a journal and pen!
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Prayer Box Supplies:
- Wooden Cigar Box
- Glittered Cardstock Scrapbook paper
- 7/8″ Ribbon – Burgandy – or color of your choice
- Modge Podge
- Cream acrylic paint – or color of your choice
- Burgundy acrylic paint – or color of your choice
- Silk Flower with jeweled center
- Printer paper
- Glossy Acrylic Paint sealer
- Hot Glue & Glue Gun
- Sponge paint brush – 1″ – 1 1/2″
Candle Holders Supplies:
- Jeweled buttons
- Fine loose glitter – Champagne – or color of your choice
- Clear Glass Candle Holders
- Tea lights or Votives
- Hot Glue & Glue Gun
- Modge Podge
- 7/8″ Ribbon – Burgandy – or color of your choice
Prayer Box Directions:
- Paint sides, top edges, bottom with the burgundy paint – tape off top and paint edges Burgundy
- Paint the outside lid & entire inside cream (or second color of choice)
- Measured and cut strips of glitter scrapbook paper
- Glued glitter scrapbook paper to top roughly 1″ a part with Modge Podge
- Glued to sides to cover
- Sealed entire box inside, outside and lid with Glossy Acrylic Paint Sealer (you can also use Modge Podge)
- Removed flower from stem and glued to center outside with hot glue gun
- Chose design for inside lid, added verse and printed out on printer paper and cut to fit inside lid. Glued on to inside lid with Modge podge.
- Added 1 strip of ribbon on either side of inside lid
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Candle Holder Directions:
- Mix loose glitter with Modge Podge – add modge podge to make it like paint and then paint the “glitter paint” on the outside, top and bottom of candle.
- Run ribbon thru the back of the button to attach botton to ribbon. Then hot glue ribbon around the center of the candle holder.
- Add tea lights or votives
Optional:
Print verses or words of encouragement on printer paper with same design as lid. Add in a journal and pen.
Another fun DIY project you can give as a gift are these DIY Shower Jellies.
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