This is the first one--
I love the large scale chalkboard label, and I was given the idea to do the little banner by the strip of paper that was there to help seal the tin.
Another view--
The second one--
Same paper pad, same idea. This was a tin that held cookies from Williams-Sonoma, so I had the little stripes at the top and bottom to help me along already. I used a Papertrey Ink die cut border on this one (the lacy black piece), and mirrored the top tab idea from the tea tin.
Another view of that one--
I am now on the lookout for some great cheap (read free) tins. This stuff is FUN!
Well, that's all I've got for now!
Thanks for stopping by!
All Best-
Richard
Delicious! Try yard sales - some of us can't stop saving tins and then finally have to get rid of them : )
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Ms. B!
DeleteThese are pretty special! Love them both, and if I come across any empty tins, you'll be the first to know! Great project - thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Patti!
DeleteOh boy! You've started something now.. I mean to tell you, tins are an addictive monster! You are so right about those paper though. They scream holidays. How on earth will you contain your excitement for giving these gifts for another 7 months?? Oh cripes...that more than enough time to crank out 30 or 40 more....
ReplyDeleteI guess what I'm trying to say is...LOVE THESE!
These are ADORABLE!!!
ReplyDeleteThese look great and I love the fact that you took it 3D!
ReplyDeleteIt's been a month since you've posted. You okay over there? Just checking in. Hope all is well and you're busily having a wonderful married life and crafting.
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