How to Make Your Own Unique Music Box
Copyright 2006 Monique Hawkins
For the music box and antique gatherers who are imaginative and love expressions and specialties, making their very own music box can be genuinely simple and extraordinary fun. Here are basic bearings to make a flawless music box called "Diminish Cottontail". These one of a kind bearings are from Sharon Ganske's book, "Making Marvelous Music Boxes".
Material Needed
For the Base, Including Music Box Accessories: Round chipboard box, 2 ¼ high and 5" distance across; Square of wood, 2 ½ X 2 ½ X ½" thick; 18-note key-wind melodic development, including an attractive swing arm Key extendeder; 3/8" T-bar winding key ¾"; 4 wooden globules, ½"
Enriching Accessories for Music Box
3 prepainted pitch bunny puppets, 2"; Prepainted tar Easter tree, 3 ½" ; Round angled mirror, 5" distance across; ½"- wide pink meshed net lace; 16"; 5" wide flower print lace, 24"
Acrylic Paint Colors
Ivory and Medium pink Adhesive and Spray Sealer:
Heated glue sticks; Industrial quality paste; Tacky paste Tacky paste; thin-bodied Matte splash sealer
Apparatuses and Brushes
Bore with ¼" boring tool; Glue firearm; Old paintbrush; ; Paintbrush; Scissors
When you have accumulated the majority of the above materials, the time has come to begin making your music box. Here are the bearings to collect it.
Stage One: set up the chipboard box. Since these cases are some of the time unstable, they should be fortified with by setting craft glue around within base edge of the case (side and base) and them enabling it to solidify. Next, simply apply an overwhelming layer of Tacky paste to within sides of the case and let them dry.
Stage Two: utilizing a paintbrush, paint box and top with the ivory acrylic paint. Paint the dots with medium pink.
Stage Three: Cut one strip from the net lace, 15 ¾? X 2 ¾", and one 4 ½" circle. Utilizing the thin-bodied Tacky paste, overlay net lace strip to side of box, arranging top edge. Slice little indents to side of box, arranging top edge. Cut little scores in ½" overhang, covering to box base and ensuring it is level and smooth. Focusing, overlay 4 ½" hover to box base.
Stage Four: Using your mechanical quality paste, stick square of wood to inside focus front of box base to which melodic development will be stuck. Permit to dry.
Stage Five: To stamp the opening position for the winding-key shaft, put melodic development inside box at front focus (crease is at back). Draw a line around the melodic development. Expel melodic development and place a speck of paint on winding-key shaft. Press the melodic development, winding-key shaft side down, back in the crate. Expel the melodic development and bore a ¼" opening in box, focusing winding-enter shaft in the gap.
Stage Six: Using the mechanical quality paste, stick dabs, equitably space, to the base of the container for legs. Paste the melodic development into the crate, focusing the winding-enter shaft in the opening.
Stage Seven: Using Tacky paste, stick the top on the container. Paste the interlaced trim to the side of cover. Paste the magnet that accompanies the melodic development to the base of the bunny that has been moved and spin. Permit to dry.
Stage eight: Wind the breeze key extender onto the winding key. Wind the breeze key extender onto the winding-key shaft so music can play. Place a bunny with magnet over the mirror. Place the tree at the inside back of box and remaining bunnies on each side of the tree. Move the tree and bunnies so the moving bunny does not find them. When they are in the correct position, stick them on with a little measure of mechanical quality paste. Ensure abundance stick does not leak from under the dolls and onto the mirror.
Making music boxes does not need to be troublesome. With a little innovativeness and creative energy, the music box and antique authority can make their own accumulation!
For the music box and antique gatherers who are imaginative and love expressions and specialties, making their very own music box can be genuinely simple and extraordinary fun. Here are basic bearings to make a flawless music box called "Diminish Cottontail". These one of a kind bearings are from Sharon Ganske's book, "Making Marvelous Music Boxes".
Material Needed
For the Base, Including Music Box Accessories: Round chipboard box, 2 ¼ high and 5" distance across; Square of wood, 2 ½ X 2 ½ X ½" thick; 18-note key-wind melodic development, including an attractive swing arm Key extendeder; 3/8" T-bar winding key ¾"; 4 wooden globules, ½"
Enriching Accessories for Music Box
3 prepainted pitch bunny puppets, 2"; Prepainted tar Easter tree, 3 ½" ; Round angled mirror, 5" distance across; ½"- wide pink meshed net lace; 16"; 5" wide flower print lace, 24"
Acrylic Paint Colors
Ivory and Medium pink Adhesive and Spray Sealer:
Heated glue sticks; Industrial quality paste; Tacky paste Tacky paste; thin-bodied Matte splash sealer
Apparatuses and Brushes
Bore with ¼" boring tool; Glue firearm; Old paintbrush; ; Paintbrush; Scissors
When you have accumulated the majority of the above materials, the time has come to begin making your music box. Here are the bearings to collect it.
Stage One: set up the chipboard box. Since these cases are some of the time unstable, they should be fortified with by setting craft glue around within base edge of the case (side and base) and them enabling it to solidify. Next, simply apply an overwhelming layer of Tacky paste to within sides of the case and let them dry.
Stage Two: utilizing a paintbrush, paint box and top with the ivory acrylic paint. Paint the dots with medium pink.
Stage Three: Cut one strip from the net lace, 15 ¾? X 2 ¾", and one 4 ½" circle. Utilizing the thin-bodied Tacky paste, overlay net lace strip to side of box, arranging top edge. Slice little indents to side of box, arranging top edge. Cut little scores in ½" overhang, covering to box base and ensuring it is level and smooth. Focusing, overlay 4 ½" hover to box base.
Stage Four: Using your mechanical quality paste, stick square of wood to inside focus front of box base to which melodic development will be stuck. Permit to dry.
Stage Five: To stamp the opening position for the winding-key shaft, put melodic development inside box at front focus (crease is at back). Draw a line around the melodic development. Expel melodic development and place a speck of paint on winding-key shaft. Press the melodic development, winding-key shaft side down, back in the crate. Expel the melodic development and bore a ¼" opening in box, focusing winding-enter shaft in the gap.
Stage Six: Using the mechanical quality paste, stick dabs, equitably space, to the base of the container for legs. Paste the melodic development into the crate, focusing the winding-enter shaft in the opening.
Stage Seven: Using Tacky paste, stick the top on the container. Paste the interlaced trim to the side of cover. Paste the magnet that accompanies the melodic development to the base of the bunny that has been moved and spin. Permit to dry.
Stage eight: Wind the breeze key extender onto the winding key. Wind the breeze key extender onto the winding-key shaft so music can play. Place a bunny with magnet over the mirror. Place the tree at the inside back of box and remaining bunnies on each side of the tree. Move the tree and bunnies so the moving bunny does not find them. When they are in the correct position, stick them on with a little measure of mechanical quality paste. Ensure abundance stick does not leak from under the dolls and onto the mirror.
Making music boxes does not need to be troublesome. With a little innovativeness and creative energy, the music box and antique authority can make their own accumulation!

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