3 of these were made using Graphic 45's Steampunk Debutant and Tropical Paradise Collections. The 4th one with the sewing design was a gift for my daughters birthday with a gift card to JoAnn's. The paper used for that one was from DCWV Mod Retro paper pack and a sheet of Lil' Davis Designs Dot Mint. As well as a dress form rubber stamp from Inkadinkadoo.
jocelyn, your tins are gorgeous. Love all the different themes that you chose.
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DeleteYour tins are truly unique. There is no way I could pick a favourite
ReplyDeleteThese are super, I just love them!!
ReplyDeleteWow! these are beautiful. I cant wait to see more =D
ReplyDeleteOMG these tins are awesome - i really would love to have a go at this - TFS they are great
ReplyDeleteThank you. While I've made simpler tins in the past, none of them had the awesome finishing techniques that I learned from a gal who goes by Rackycoo on the Craftster's web site. Here is the link to the tutorial I followed.
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Jocelyn these are so fabulous. You're amazing! I have started buying mints just for the silly tins!!
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful, the suitcase one would be great to put a mini album of holiday snaps.
ReplyDeleteThank You! Erin.. I put a tiny sewing kit in the suitcase one and gave it to a friend going on a crusie. She loved it and the idea. But that's a great idea using it as a vacation mini book tin. You could do one for each vacation.
ReplyDeleteHow sad, the tutorial site you gave the link to is no longer available. I hope you copied the tutorial.
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If you ever decide to sell one of those suitcase tins, I'm first in line!! ;) (Seriously! Let me know!)
ReplyDeleteHi. Do you sell these? What is the biggest size you have?
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