Showing posts with label biscuit tins. Show all posts
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Upcycled: Vintage Tea, Spice, & Biscuit Tins
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I've been working on some new broken china jewelry pieces for the holidays and just listed these new beauties in my Etsy shop . Let me ... -
New in my Etsy shop , I made these pretty pendant necklaces from the handles of antique and vintage dinner knives. Suspended inside eac... -
Probably one of the easiest things that you can upcycle is a can. They're everywhere! Check out these great examples of upcycled & r... -
When I came across this built-in tree bookcase I knew right away that I had to share it with you just because I think it's so creative ... -
Materials Used: Leaves Acrylic craft paints Paper or canvases to print on Paper plate to serve as a paint palette Newspaper to cover worksur... -
I love bandannas! Why? Because they come in a wide variety of colors, they are inexpensive, and they usually have a paisley design on th... -
If you are new to beading and jewelry making, you will soon discover that there are an enormous variety of beads available for use in your ... -
You don't need to spend a fortune to create a beautifully decorated table for Thanksgiving. As a matter of fact, many of the Thanksgivin... -
I'm excited to announce that my new book, Soldered Alchemy: 25 Jewelry Projects Using New Soft-Solder Techniques is now available on Am... -
Last week my boyfriend Duane came over to my house with a big bag of acorns! Yay! We were going to paint them, so he collected a big bag fu...