Box for rings with their own hands
How and where do you usually store the rings? I have them stored in a small casket in bulk. When there are few rings, it's easy to choose the right one, and when there are a lot of them? Of course, there are special holders for the rings, but today I offer a master-class as from any box or drawer to make a convenient casket in which all the rings will be on display. We will not make the casket itself, but its stuffing. 
So, for that job you will need:
- decorative box (carton box, box, preferably with a lid;
- beautiful velvety fabric (velor);
- batting (dense felt);
- pins, needle and thread (sewing machine);
- Glue gun;
- scissors.
The amount of tissue depends on the size of the box and rolls, which will fit there.
Casket for the rings with your own hands: work progress
⇒ Step 1. Fold batting in half and cut into strips with a width of your box + 0.5 cm. Estimate how many rolls of batting and what diameter. The point is that the rolls should be densely lying in the container, completely filling it both in length and width. Proceeding from this, fold the batting, fastening the rolls with a pin, and try on them in the box. 
⇒ Step 2. Take the fabric and cut the strips to the size of the rolls with an allowance of 2 cm along the length and width. Fold the fabric in half with the front side inwards and secure with pins. Check if you can put this case on a roll. If that's right, slip the cover along the length (or sew it by hand). 
⇒ Step 3. Unscrew the cover face outward and put it on the vatina rolls. 
⇒ Step 4. To close the edges of the roll, use a cloth glue or sew it by hand. The edges in the box will not be visible. 
⇒ Step 5. Tightly pack the finished rolls in the box and use it for health! 
Work Options
In fact, you can greatly simplify the process,simply folding the rolls of dense felt, fabric or even soft terry towels, secure with a thread so that they do not disintegrate, put it in a box and do not waste time sewing bags. Everything depends on materials, free time and desire! 
