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This is my actual working table. I have been keeping the empty milk can to store my stationery mainly because it is free, just the right size and of course, I thought of altering it someday (which has been lying on the table for months and months...great procrastinator..lol). Now, it is the right time to call for some crafty touch-up...
materials:
Martha Stewart pinking scallop border punch, Carl flower punch, buttons, Spellbinder Shapeabilities flourish accent, digital bird image which I paper-piece with paper downloaded from Crafter's Companion Everyday Twin-set.
Challenges:
- Crop Stop - may nightingales (use either bird, birdcage, birdnest and some textured)
- Loathian's Craft - three flowers and three buttons
- Simon Says - anything goes
- Simon Stamp & Show - buttons
- Paperplay - use an object not intended for crafting (mine is empty milk tin)
- Stamp Something -things with wings
- Try It On Tuesday - alter tin (sponsored by The Craft Barn)
- Charisma Cardz - april showers may flowers
TFL.
Awe what a great idea...tfs...it is so cute...
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea and who hasn't got plenty of tins.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at PP this week.
Best wishes, Sharon
So cute! Great idea for altering an empty tin! Thanks for playing our CropStop Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and a great way to reuse items. Thanks for sharing. Judy
ReplyDeletegreat idea, beautify! Thanks for joining the CropStop challenge.
ReplyDeleteA very pretty transformation. I like the way you used buttons for the flower centres. Thanks for joining us at Try it on Tuesday
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely transformation and very useful too,thanks fo being part of Try it on Tuesday, luv Georginax
ReplyDeleteFabulous transformation and so pretty and perfect for the TioT challenge this week. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool. Thank you for submitting to cropstop!
ReplyDeleteveronica
This is wonderful! Love the sweet spring feeling to it. Great job on altering that can.
ReplyDeleteAnd personally, thanks for affirming my urge to alter a soup can that my daughter left on the counter this afternoon. I looked at it and suddenly I could see it in my mind's eye, altered and sitting on my craft desk. Then I said to myself, you are going dotty, you definitely need to get out of that craft room - true story, happened just this afternoon - LOL.
Anyway, great job on the button challenge. So happy you joined in the fun with us this week at Simon Says Stamp and Show.
This bird challenge is "flying", and your project is lovely. Thanks for sharing this with us on Crop Stop-recycling at its finest!
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