After making this gift, I had one of these tins empty. Wayyyy too good to throw out. It was recycling time! I started as always, with one element, the River Rock designer paper, and things went from there.
Do you like it? I kinda love it. Covering the tin itself was pretty easy, until I came to a weird lip on the lid, hence the overhanging scallops.
I used a sentiment from the Verve set, Beautiful You. Another confession time....I cut this gorgeous stamp into three pieces! I know, radical - but the beauty of a clear stamp is I can do that and use all the elements separately, or join them up on my acrylic block to stamp it as Julee designed.
I used a long rectangle nestability die cut for my layers and the piercing template from the Mat Pack with my Chocolate Chip marker for the dots.
I wanted the tin to look good from the sides too as it will be sitting in my craft room (when I find an empty shelf!) so there's a little butterfly sitting under the gorgeous Chocolate Chip satin bow. Oh how I love this ribbon.
I didn't use any adhesive on the ribbon, just tied it nice and tight.
Here's the wee guy on top. The butterflies are from Verve as well. I added lots of pearls everywhere to finish everything off.
I have been stamping like crazy with all my new goodies, so have lots to show you, I just need to step out of the creative
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Sarah - this is so beautiful!!! Love how you transform the tin!!! I finally bought this awesome butterfly set too :)!!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeletegreat project Sarah! I have several tins that have just been waiting for some love:)
ReplyDeleteSarah this is so lovely. It just makes me sigh. :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love the colours, pearls and extra random butterflies!
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