Looks like it was a lot of fun Jinny with fantastic results!
The last time I 'altered' a baked beans tin was about ten years, when I stripped off the label and filled the empty tin with earth and grew some lavender plants in. It didn't take long before they turned a nice shade of rust - which wasn't quite the look I was after - lol.
Hi Jinny!! Awesome altered tins. Lol at Sherry above - surely she knows that rust is soooo IN!!
Anyhoo just popped on to say thank you for my PIF book mark and necklace - is it friendly plastic? How did you get it so thin? Thanks also for thinking of me - you're a star!! I'll be putting up my PIF post next week so you check me out!!
Please leave me a comment, I love reading all the comments I get and I will try to answer them. I hope you have enjoyed my little corner of the blogoshere. Have a great day ~JINNY~
On wednesday I taught a workshop in altering boring old baked bean tins, I think these ladies will now think twice before recycling their tins!
Wow, can't believe they are tins, they look amazing.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture, i've not altered a tin in yonks..
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a lot of fun Jinny with fantastic results!
ReplyDeleteThe last time I 'altered' a baked beans tin was about ten years, when I stripped off the label and filled the empty tin with earth and grew some lavender plants in. It didn't take long before they turned a nice shade of rust - which wasn't quite the look I was after - lol.
Hi Jinny!! Awesome altered tins. Lol at Sherry above - surely she knows that rust is soooo IN!!
ReplyDeleteAnyhoo just popped on to say thank you for my PIF book mark and necklace - is it friendly plastic? How did you get it so thin? Thanks also for thinking of me - you're a star!! I'll be putting up my PIF post next week so you check me out!!
hi Jinny what a fun day that looks to have been - fabulous results x Hilda
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