I love, love, love  paper mache!  Paint, decoupage, glitter....so many possibilities.  These were made for my adorable little cousin Ananiah.  Her birthday was a Disney Princess theme and I use the boxes as the centerpiece. (only one pic from the party - idk what happened to that memory card...) Materials : 2 paper mache round boxes (medium and large) Disney Princess scrapbook paper Disney Princess stickers Princess ribbon Paint (purple, pink and yellow)  "Princess" wood word (Michael's) diamond accent  initial letter (Michael's dollar bin) Additional views: Directions: prepare paper mache with sealer and let dry (not necessary but recommended) paint boxes inside and out (if covering with paper you can paint just the part that will be seen to save time and paint) adhere scrapbook paper to boxes and ribbons to rim of tops (permanent tape runner was used and worked very well , liquid adhesive will sometimes warp paper) use strong glue to adhere wood Pri

Ok so I made a Minnie Mouse banner for a friends daughter, but I got an idea to make it better (I am always finding ways to make something better or at least my own). Here's the revised finished version: And here is the original: Much better huh? Glad I visioned another way before I adhered the letters! Additional views: The project cost about $5.00 to make.   Materails:  2pk 12x12 black glitter paper from Target (scrapbook aisle)- $0.99 Pink polka dot ribbon from Michael's Craft Stores - $2.00 (on sale) Chipboard circles (packaged as a chipboard book with 5 circles on a key ring) from Michael's Craft Stores - $1.00 ea pink, black, and white paint (on hand) sealer (on hand) gloss varnish (on hand) Aleene's clear gel tacky glue (on hand)