Mandala Stenciled Damask Jewelry Box

Have you tried the color damask yet? This is my first time and it is such a lovely unique soft mauve color.

This boring plain wood jewelry box was the perfect candidate for the Fusion Mineral Paint damask makeover.

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After a good cleaning including a light sponge sanding then wiping well with Simple Green cleaner and a damp rag, it was time for a couple quick repair tasks.

Using an expired debit card as an applicator, DAP wood pro-x was wiped into holes on the back side. The pink makes it easy to see where applied then it dries a light wood color.

Fusion Mineral Paint sells small tester pots perfect to try a new color like this pretty damask. Two coats were brushed all over the wood jewelry box and the bright gold hardware.

On the top and drawer fronts, Fusion Mineral Paint Champlain was stenciled on using a sweet mandala stencil from Muddaritaville Studio.

I have used this sweet mandala stencil on these pieces.

Be sure to stop by Muddaritaville with this link for 10% off your stencil order.

It was available on my Etsy store

The entire jewelry chest was then sponge sanded to smooth, distress the edges a wee bit and give a worn look before Fusion MineralPaint's ageing wax was brushed on the edges to further age.

video tour below

See the navy jewelry box tutorial and the antiqued pink jewelry box tutorial done the same week.

Big thanks to Fusion Mineral Paint for sponsoring products used in this post.

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