This is the second of the altered tins I’m making for the Naughty Valentine Swap hosted by Alpha Stamps. The unaltered tin measures approximately 2” wide by 1” deep.
Just as in the first tin I used a drawer knob as the base. I painted it silver and added blue German scrap. On top of the knob I glued a piece of gold filigree to which I added blue and antique gold beads.
I also drilled a hole in the tin just as in the first tin. It’s through the hole that I inserted the flowers, beading and fan. I covered the side of the tin with ribbon trim and German Scrap.
You can find the jeweler’s tin and the collage sheet I used at Alpha Stamps. Below are the links.
12 comments:
You never cease to amaze me Laura. Wonderful. xoxo
Laura -
I love this one. Ok, I love them both - LOL! This is just so beautiful. You are such a talented lady.
Elaine Allen
Very clever and beautiful.
A jewel of a box. Oh, to come and play at your house!!!
Keep smiling and creating
This is just as amazing as the fabulous little bottle. What treasures.
Hugs Joanne xx
Awesome!
Smiles~
Marilyn
You make art dance and sing Laura.what a privilege to see such beauty.
susan s.
Just beautiful, Laura. I love the cascading beads at the top! Lovely!
Marita
Oh my! Simply wonderful!
Xxxx
very clever idea of recycling. thanks for sharing
anandhirajan
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Another fantastic altered tin, -How do you do it Laura? they are so wonderful.
Hugs,Dorthe
love this tin..very clever
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