Wedding ring box with Marabu YONO marker
Small boxes or caskets are perfect for storing rings on the wedding day. Creatively decorated with the bride and groom’s monogram and matching the wedding decorations, even the box becomes a piece of jewelry.
Marabu products you need...
…additionaly things you need
ring box made of glass
printed template
tape
dried flowers
Tips and Tricks
- The YONO marker can be wiped off with a damp cloth on smooth, non-absorbent surfaces. If a mistake is made while marking, it can be quickly corrected.
How it is done:
- First, tape the template to the underside of the lid. Next, clean the surface to be labeled. It should be clean and dry.
- Next, shake the YONO marker with the cap closed for 60 seconds. The mixing ball inside the marker will make a clicking sound. Slowly press the tip onto a piece of test paper several times until the ink becomes visible. If the ink flow is activated, the tip will slowly fill. When the tip is full of ink, write the marker on the test paper. Then rewrite the letters with the YONO marker.
- Once the paint is dry, you can decorate the box. In this example, we used dried eucalyptus and dried sea lilac. Both are available from florists and can easily be dried by placing the branches in a vase without water for a few days.
