So - while I'm hogging the blog topics with wedding related posts (I know - Club Committment is a nuanced publication) let me share one post on the subject of my future, blessed nuptuals. Did I mention that I'm drawn to yellow, silver and green?
I ran upon this photo at Thrifty Fun.
This discovery inspired further investigation into tin can decorations. Read on...
One-time use tin can invitations kinda miss the upcycle point but these are super cute. The invitation actually comes in a tin can!
Candles poured into tin cans.
This is just a smart idea from Craftzine.com blog.
Tin Can wind sock - sadly without photo.
And the oldie but a goodie - the tin can luminaria.
With a great set of directions.
The blog fireflies and cottonwood offers a few fresh takes on the tin can luminaria - way barn-chic.
A tin can luminaria stroke of genuis - put 'em on Chirstmas Lights!
From DIY Guides.
But these Wind Spirals from Garden Junk are the best yet.
Or did I speak too soon?
Apartment Therapy shows you how to make leaves cut from Tin Cans.
Tin can crafts from our crafty friends south of the border.
Now - this is kitsh, Annika.
3/28/10
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ReplyDeleteLove that string of tin can lights.
ReplyDeleteDo not like the one that looks like it was made with a can opener.
And I like the idea behind the tin can invitations, but I think it could get cuter.
Hahaha - it's rustic.
ReplyDeleteWhat about invitations in the style of the tin can frames, 2nd from the bottom?
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