

Decorating tins is easy and fun! Your best adhesive for gravity defying projects is sticky strip. Glue dots and dimensionals work well for adding additional elements to a tin - like the ribbon and twine for a lasso.
There are so many great ways to use these once some paper has been glued on. This tin is holding 8 photo dividers for the first year until Mommy has time to scrapbook them (which amazingly I think she is caught up so far!!!)... and it also holds a plaid shirt and denim shorts.
Can you think of ten more uses for a personalized tin?
1 comment:
a GREAT place to keep hairbows...ours are all over the bathroom. also, a decorated paintcan is good for socks and hairbows.
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