My Memo Tin


My creation today is a little note pad tin

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Supplies needed

small metal tin

memo paper pad small

assorted Prima papers

a variety of crochet trim and bead trim

small paper doiley

collection of coordinating flowers

super tac glue

450 Quick Dry Adhesive

 

The small tin is decorated with some pretty Prima papers.

I have traced around the outside of the tin to get the correct measurements for depth and length of paper needed.

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I have used Helmar Super Tac Glue and 450 Quick Dry Adhesive.

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Once I had secured the Prima paper around the outside of the tin I then folded over the edges and secured the paper inside the tin.

I also added some paper in the base of the tin. 

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Next step was to secure the crochet ribbon trim around the outside of the tin over the paper.

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Once this trim was secured and dried I then added my beaded trim over this in the middle.


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Next step was to attach the paper doily which I cut in half one piece on each side of the tin.

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I have used the 450'quick drying adhesive to secure the assorted flowers and sprigs over the doily piece on the sides of the tin…

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and inside the tin I have secured the small memo pad using the Super Tac Glue.

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Once all dried this little tin was placed beside my phone ready for any messages I may need to jot down

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Happy creating everyone!

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