Welcome! Today we are recycling the tin can! Call it altering, decorating, recycling, re purposing or bringing it upscale -- it's all about reusing those tin cans that are all around us. My inspiration for today's creation is a chunky soup can. I will be using this snow lady to hold a candy treat!
- It is covered with My Mind's Eye Blush paper
- The hat is a sock from my matchless sock basket
- The eyes are punched designer paper circles and are covered with clear MM discs
- The snow lady's nose is cut from a card stock scrap
- Her smile is created with adhesive gems
- With my index finger, I rubbed a little blush on her cheeks
- Scarf is made with pink tulle and Webster's Pages Winter Fairy Tales fur trim
This stamped cutie is found in JustRite's set, Seasoned with Love found HERE. Spellbinders Lacey circles are found HERE, and the white metallic string is HERE. When I placed the sock on the can, I folded the edging up and glued on some decorative pearls I had from BoBunny's Embellishment Card HERE. I securely tied toward the end of the sock then cut off the end allowing me to cut upward to the tied area that created tassels!
This is a Mystery Blog Candy, meaning a winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving a comment on each blog increases your chances of winning. The winner will be selected at 6 p.m. EST on Tuesday, November 22 and will be posted on Sharon's BLOG on Wednesday! Sharon created this pin cushion tin and trim card! Check back to claim your prize if you are the lucky winner! Good luck!
There is tin can inspiration waiting on the following blogs! Enjoy!
Sharon Johnson - The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store
Your snow lady is sooo cute! I have got to try making this - thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSo so cute! Love this adorable and creative idea Barb!
ReplyDelete--Deb Saaranen
Oh, how sweet is this little snowgirl!! Love it!! How fun to give some goodies in this for Christmas or winter birthday! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little snow lady and the little card is adorable as well. Lovely project and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteUh oh. Number 1 never wins! I hope there are more comments before mine that just aren't processed or approved yet! Your project put a smile on my face and I really needed that today. so cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBarb, this is too cute for words! Love the detail. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of a can. I love snowmen. Love the use of the can, sock and tulle for the scarf. I even love the blushed cheeks. Great job.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Peggy Allen
This is adorable, Barb. I love that you used a matchless sock too. They seem to multiply!
ReplyDeleteYour Snowman evolved from a can is sooooo adorable! Great idea. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!! Love the hat.
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous creations, Barb! I love the snowlady with her wonderful scarf! Very creative designs!
ReplyDeleteThis is cutier than cute! What a wonderful way to use up those lonely socks!!!! http://visionsofpaper.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteLove the sock hat and the pretty scarf. Cute project! tfs
ReplyDeleteAdorable little snowman.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Very, very cute!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Barb!! This is totally adorable, and I LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute project, thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute creations! I love that snow LADY...I don't think I have seen one before. And, you have a basket just for lonely socks...how wonderful...we crafters love to save, don't we?! lol
ReplyDeleteI really love the snowflake near the stamped image. I love the bit of pink in it...it reminded me of how when you look out at snow from a window, you see all different sparkles of color twinkle. I had forgotten all about that! Thanks for the memories...and for sharing these adorable ideas. A Mrs. Snowman will be going into my grand-daughters bed room this season!
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Love your snowman you made, right now it is snowing and guess we need that to get in the mood, right?
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this tin! Can't wait to make my own.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie she is! I am on my way to make my own.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable snowgirl! Love her sweet smile and sock hat. You are so clever! Thanks for sharing with us!
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I was so excited when I saw your project for today! My daughter's teacher collects snowmen and I was wracking my brain trying to figure out how to incorporate a keepsake snowman into her gift. Now I can just put her gift inside one of these! Thanks for the idea and what an adorable project!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness... your little snowman tin is just way too adorable!!
ReplyDeleteHow darling, Barb. Have to bleach some socks now. Ha, ha.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Isn't making homemade gifts fun? TFS
ReplyDeleteI adore your snow lady. She is adorable! I would love a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteSo cute - what wonderful ideas.
ReplyDeleteThis project is so cute and indeed unique.
ReplyDeleteI admire your recycling ideas, especially the sock.
Peace, Becky Johnson
too cute!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Your tin is too cute and the snow lady is quite delightful!
ReplyDeleteI love the snowman and this is a great recycling project!
ReplyDeleteadorable.................
ReplyDeleteLinda....
Oh my goodness, Barb, your snowgirl can is absolutely fabulous!! Love it!! TFS. Hugs and blessings, Sabrina
ReplyDeleteThis "tin can" snow lady is adorable. Such a creative idea. Look at her luscious pink scarf and what fun to use a sock for her hat.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, she is just the cutest and fanciest snow lady ever! I love her hat - quite adorable. Her blush was rubbed on perfectly - and that scarf is totally adorable. Every girl should have one exactly like that! Thanks so very much for sharing your adorable project.
ReplyDeleteToo Too Cute!!! Thanks for sharing all the details - now if only one of my socks in the unmatched socks baskets looked that pretty : ) Thanks for the chance to play!
ReplyDeleteLove your snow lady, she looks so wintry!
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazingly adorable!
ReplyDeleteTina
Simply adorable!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! You are so blessed with talent!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute snowlady! Love her scarf!
ReplyDeleteAdorable snowlady and how creative to use a soup can --perfect. Thanks for a chance to win some blog candy
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! So fun and so cute!
ReplyDeleteBarb - Your snow lady is so cute - love the blush on her cheeks. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!
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