Today I'm giving you a two 'fer since I had not had time to post this project earlier this week. I've had several tins sitting on my shelf waiting for me to do something with them for a while now, and so I decided to actually do something.
This was the last of my paint can tins and I opted to turn it into a gift tin for a military hero. My dad is retired from the Air Force and we still live within a few miles of the base so I am surrounded by some awesome men and women - thus my theme choice.
For this tin I used one of the July 4th themed pages from the Tim Holtz seasonal mat stack. I also used cuts from the Stand and Salute cartridge. My flag was cut twice - once flipped so that I could have the crossed flags. And of course I couldn't create a military theme without dog tags so I cut one of those as well. My original intent was to use the cut in conjunction with the flags, but I didn't pay attention to my sizes and it was just too big.
The stickers I used were some that I had leftover after creating some scrapbook pages I did of my Dad's early military career when he was in Vietnam. I was happy to see just how nicely the circle one fit for the top of my can and couldn't have planned it better if I had tried.
2 comments:
Oh, that pumpkin card has always been one of my favorite cuts from the Wild Card cartridge. Nice job, Barbara.
Oh wow! This seriously looks AMAZING... You've made a wonderful project! :o)
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