Thursday, 17 September 2009

This tin is a hoot

I can’t believe I haven’t posted this little tin, which I made last month. It’s a band-aid tin, which my Canadian cousin brought over for me to have a play with. It’s so cute I couldn’t resist decorating it straight away – and it was so quick to cover it with some scraps of Designer Series Paper. Maybe I should add some ribbons to the handle... or maybe not.

I think it would be perfect for an “office in a tin” – it’s hard to get items small enough for an Altoid tin but the mini calculator I bought months ago would fit easily in here with some mini pens, pencils, Post-it notes and paper clips.

Don’t forget this paper – Sweet Always – is only available now while stocks last.

Stamps: Forest Friends
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Whisper White
Paper: Sweet Always
Ink: Chocolate Chip
Accessories: 1 ¼” circle punch, 1 3/8” circle punch, Scallop Circle Punch

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2 comments:

  1. Sue17 September 2009 at 07:52

    This look cool! Helen, Cute! .TFS

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  2. Anonymous17 September 2009 at 22:18

    That is super sweet! Love it. You know what else would fit in there? Some chocolate. CC

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