Over the summer I was able to find good deal for the wands on
Etsy.com. At first I was just going to hand out the wands to the kids at the
party but Mike was so excited to help me out with this party theme that he
insisted that he would be able to create a Ollivander's wand shop for the party
if I would make boxes for the wands. When I finally found the right size boxes
that would fit the wands it was clear that the white color on the boxes was not
going to cut it. Mike and I agreed that they needed to be painted in order to
give them an "old antique" look (like most of the things in Harry Potter
look in the movie). I spent the next couple of days spray painting the boxes
dark navy blue. Next, I found free printables to use for the labels on the
boxes at http://sugiai.blogspot.com/2013/03/diy-harry-potter-wand-boxes.html. I had Mike print them out for me on
clear stick paper, stuck the labels onto gold cardstock, cut them out, and then
glued the cardstock labels to the boxes. Another thing I needed Mike to create
was small labels for me to glue to the other end of the boxes that described
the wand's wood and core. Lastly, I lined the inside of the boxes with cotton
and placed the wand inside. Tah Dah!
Where did you find the boxes?
ReplyDeleteI would love to know where you found the boxes also! They look awesome.
ReplyDeleteYes, where did you find the boxes and how long are they?
ReplyDeleteYes, where did you find the boxes and how long are they?
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know where you found the boxes. I can't seem to find any long enough.
ReplyDeleteI found the boxes on usbox.com. They are called “2 Piece White Swirl Silverware Boxes”. Hope this helps!
DeleteWhere can I get the wood and core labels for the end of the boxes?
ReplyDeleteHello ! I been trying to print out the labels but it is not letting me have access.. I would love to print them :)
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