Wednesday, July 2, 2008

1 Product, 5 Ways Workshop

This workshop uses the Tall Tea Tins to make great gifts and creative storage. The tins come in Square or Round and both have lids. Check out what wonderful projects the design team created!
























Hershey Gift Tin by Jessica Witty



Card:
1. Make top fold card (2 1/4" x 5 1/4").
2. Adhere strip of Outside the Box paper.
3. Punch hole at end of strip; run ribbon through and tie around front.
4. Adhere chipboard circle with foam tape and add letter stickers.

Tin:
1. Punch holes at top of tin with Cropodile. Run ribbon through holes and tie on the inside.
2. Cut strips of Bottom Line and Outside the Box paper. Layer and adhere to tin.
3. Embellish with pink ribbon.
4. Stamp sentiment onto Bottom Line paper with Charcoal Chalk Ink. Cut out and adhere.
5. Slip card into tin. Add chocolate sticks.

Friendship Tin by Melissa Phillips

Square Tall Metal Tin
Classical Garden Full Bloom Paper by Webster's Pages
Classical Garden Tranquility Paper by Webster's Pages
Decorative Vintage Stickers by Cavallini Papers & Co.
Brown Grosgrain and Daisy Print Ribbon by May Arts
Vintage Floral RubOn Transfers by October Afternoon
Tea and Silk Essentials Flowers by Prima
Blush Pearl Embellishments by Kaisercraft
Rose Colored Glasses Pink Medallions Paper by GCD Studios

Instructions:

1. Measure patterned paper to fit around tin, ink edges and adhere with seam on back.
2. Fill tin and wrap ribbon around sides; tie in a knot on top.
3. Adhere sticker tag to paper to make it a bit sturdier, cut out, ink and punch a hole at top.
4. Apply rubon to tag and tie to center of knot on top of tin with natural hemp.
5. Layer flowers with bright color on top and attach a flower center from silk flowers to center of flowers; adhere to tag near punched hole.





































































Blooming bouquet by Sherry Wright

ribbon, inks, dowels, paint

Instructions:

1. Take lid off tea tin and punch or drill three holes in the top. Sand top of lid, paint with blue paint, and set aside to dry. Once dry paint with white paint, let dry until tacky and apply crackle medium. Set aside.
2. Cut a 5 1/4"x9" piece of tiny dot paper and adhere around outside of tin. Tie large pink ribbon around center of tin. Cut butterfly image from "Flight pattern" paper and adhere to front as shown.
3. Paint small dowels green and let dry. Begin coloring chipboard flowers, I used fluid chalk inks in blues and pinks. You could use paint, stamp, cover with pattern paper. Machine stitch around center (optional) and layer different shape and size flowers for dimension. Add rhinestones to flower centers.
4. Adhere flowers to painted dowel rods, put lid back onto tin and run into holes in top of tin. Ink three petals green and adhere to "stems". Cut two butterflies from pattern paper and adhere one to a stem and one to the highest flower.
























Party Tin by Lisa Dorsey


Preserves Paper by American Crafts
Tangerine Dream Journaling Cards by Jenni Bowlin
Celebrate Rub-Ons by Fancy Pants
Grosgrain with White Dots by May Arts
Greenhouse Lucy Plastic Flowers by American Crafts
Greenhouse Sadie Felt Flowers by American Crafts
6" Tall Tea Tin with Lid

Instructions:

1. Ink pattern paper and cover tin.
2. Mat journaling card with red paper and apply rub-ons.
3. Ink the edges and attach to middle of tin.
4. Cut various 3 inch pieces of ribbon, fold and attach to the top of
the tin.
5. Punch a hole in the top of the tin using a hammer and nail.
6. Attach flowers using a white brad.
























Tin of Clips by Anabelle O'Malley


Instructions:

1. Adhere Cubicle paper to sides and top of tea tin.
2. Cut a 3 inch strip of Casual Friday paper and adhere a strip of Outside the Box paper along the bottom. Adhere this to center of tin.
3. Cut a thin strip of Fast Track paper and adhere to edge of tin lid.
4. Stamp the frame onto the Outside the box paper. Cut out and adhere to tin front.
5. Add chipboard letters to spell 'clips'. Add small pink bird with orange rhinestone eye.
6. Layer flowers on top of each other. Top with hemp tied button. Adhere to lid. Add glitter to felt leaf and tuck under flower.
7. For the clips, cut strips of paper. Adhere. Top with a flower and button. Add magnet to back.

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3 comments:

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Wendy Sue said...

Very fun ideas, ladies!! I love seeing all of the great projects here! :o)

Sherry Wright said...

Gorgeous creations, love each one!