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  Step 1

  You'll want to start by cutting the sleeve to your matchbox in half

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  Step 2

  I covered each side individually with paper, then folded in the end so it could only open from the middle.

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  Step 3

  I leave one side longer to folks over because I think it looks cleaner.

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  Step 4

  If you used plain paper to cover and you want the look this one has, start by drybrushing acrylic around the edges

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  Step 5

  Then use direct-to-paper method (putting spongy part with ink directly on project instead of using a stamp as intermediary) with one stamp pad (I used yellow)

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  Step 6

  Use a second stamp pad of a different color in the same method once that is dry. (I used brown,)

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  Step 7

  Line the inside drawer piece. The easiest way to do this is trace around it and put a rectangle that is the depth of each side out from each side of your tracing. It ends up looking like a bigger rectangle with squares cut from the corners.

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  Step 8

  Once everything is covered and dry, you'll want to make complimentary holes on each side of the outside of your box.

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  Step 9

  Take a piece of wire and fold it in half, and place one of your small beads at the half

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  Step 10

  Assemble your box and then pull the bead/wire from the inside out

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  Step 11

  Repeat the last two steps on the other side (it is better to do this while it's assembled so that you don't catch the inside bead when trying to put the drawer in, then the bread also holds the pieces together afterward too)

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  Step 12

  Tie a knot at the end of your cord and last it between the two wires on one side

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  Step 13

  Run the wire up through the bead cap and small beads, then back down through the bead cap so you can tie a knot underneath it

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  Repeat step 13 on the other side

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  Step 15

  You should now be able to make a figure 8 with the cord to close it like an envelope.

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