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Right ... now for the details on the tin ... I made one like this a while back but my sister pinched it for her desk at work ... so I made another one! I digress! The tin is covered with Grungepaper either painted with Black Acrylic or coloured with Peeled Paint and Faded Jeans Distress Inks. That is a Lord Tim of Holtz Keyhole that you can see ... you know Tim ... the man that individually sculpts every single snow flake while popping over to the North Pole to give Santa THE list with just a dab of Glossy Accents and a Paper Piecing Tool.
The flowers are indeed from THE Wendy Vecchi Make Mine Mini Art set ... my all time favourite and the very first THE Wendy Vecch set I bought back in the day!
Okay ... I must away ... I shall be in Olney today with a great group of ladies exploring all the wonders of Ranger Products ...
I may be some time ...
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8 comments:
Nice bit of recycling Linda !!
Loving your bean tin! They always look so fab... have a great time at classes!!
I've missed your bean tins! This one's a brilliant comeback though. Fab colours and I like the upside down keyhole, lol!
Wish I was in Olney sharing your class.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
I just love it! I adore you bean tins!
Linda, your recycled bean can is way cute! It looks NOTHING like a bean can...except for the shape! ::) Love the colors you used and the design. <3 Candy
Now its been a while since I have seen one of your altered bean tins. What a great piece of recycling, you would never guess how it started life. Love your flowers and butterflies and the colour palette too. Enjoy your workshop. Tracy x x
Well my sweet Linda, you should play with bean tins more often..this project is gorgeous! Fabulous use of grungepaper and I love that brilliant BLUE! :)
*mwah*
Steph
Simon Says Stamp!
oooo just got home. No really I made it back okay. Now I can snigger at this piccy and wonder over your long drawn out creative process..! I was so glad to be at LB and enjoy your company (ooooo I met The LInda E - swoon, LOL). You look soooooooo darn good my dear, positively glowing - keep up the good work, you're worth it.
x me
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