Meet Marie (Antoinette):
Marie A. came from a website for Tin-Sized Sheets (Ten Two Studios).
Here's the outside:
Here's the inside (pin cushion measures approximately 1.5 inches square):
Another peek at the inside:
I am so very excited about this idea and have plans for another nine different themes or so. Maybe this bodes of some giveaways in the future??
I'd be happy to put together a tutorial, if there is any interest. Comment on this post and if there is an interest by some, I'll post the 'how to'.
OK - now a funny story. When I was about five years old I remember watching Captain Kangaroo one morning as my mother was fixing breakfast. The end of the show came and Captain Kangaroo, Mr. Green Jeans, Bunny Rabbit and Mr. Moose were all crying because they wouldn't "be able to come back until next year." I was devastated….until they all started laughing and said, "That's tomorrow!". Confetti came down on them, they tooted horns - and my anguish was remedied.
THE END
I want to thank everyone who visits my blog. I thoroughly have enjoyed this past year. I've made many friends - and - with any luck - I've been able to bring people together as friends. Wishing you all the very best for 2015, filled with lots of love and hours of stitching.
Keep yourself surrounded by stitches ~ Cheers ~
Your Marie A tin is fabulous! Oh I love it. Also ingenious that you added a magnet inside your pincushion. I can see many themes like you said to make some of these up. You added beautiful trims that make it look RICH! Just lovely. Happy New Year. love Annette
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, I love the Marie tin. Just beautiful ! I think I need to get a couple of time to do one.
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Great job on the tin. I like doing the Altoid tins. Fun!
ReplyDeleteThat is a funny story. I too watched Captain Kangaroo. ;)
A Blessed, Happy New Year Kim!
love the wee altoid tin and yes a tutorial please :) I just love saying see you next year ... when its the next day ... wishing you a wonderful stitchy new year :) love mouse xxxxx
ReplyDeleteYour sewing tin looks wonderful. Happy New Year, Kim. Hugs, Christine xx
ReplyDeleteFun tin! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteOh clever with the tin, I'll add in a vote for a tutorial please! And maybe a bit of time to make it haha. Happy New Year to you and yours!
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Your tin looks so useful, Marie graces the front so gracefully. Thanks for the tin link.
Happy days.
Bev.
Love your tin well done .
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year.
Great job on the tin. I adore embellishing Altoid tins. Love those cute little hinged boxes.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful 2015!
Wow! What a wonderful job you have done on your altoid tin. I am seriously impressed with it. x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Kim! And tutorials are always helpful--would love to see one :)
ReplyDeleteHope your new year is off to a great start!
Great job on the tin. Love the story.
ReplyDeleteLinda
That's such a cute story! I love your tin, Kim. It's so pretty! :D
ReplyDeleteHappy New Years
ReplyDeleteLovely tin!!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy New Year!!
Hugs
A lovely tin, and the stitched design is so appropriate.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy, healthy and stitchy New Year!
ooooo WOW!! Fantastic tin! Have a wonderful 2015 xxxx
ReplyDeletelovely stitching tin kim.. Wishing you a happy new year ahead.. Be healthy and happy..
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