Thursday, April 22, 2010
Garden Altoid Tin
My latest tin gave me a bit of trouble. All my others were done using Monaco, a fabric with substantial weight, but still very flexible. This one is done on linen and maybe that was the problem. It's a pretty piece of 36 count hand-dyed linen from a Vikki Clayton grab bag. I stitched a cute little garden theme from an old Oakhaven Designs freebie by Tonia Pappen. Very difficult to get the ribbon trim on properly. This is for a little gift to someone, and I hope the flash drive will make up for the imperfect job on the ribbon gluing.
It still looks fabulous, it's a pretty colour
ReplyDeleteAnnie the recipient is going to be thrilled with that beautiful tin. The design is so cute!
ReplyDeleteWell, Miss Annie, this looks just wonderful!!! You did a fabulous job on stitching and presenting my design!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Tonia
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I think your garden tin is beautiful! How could anyone possibly be disappointed? You do the most beautiful tins!
ReplyDeleteAnnie,
ReplyDeleteYour new Altoid tin is fabulous! Your friend will sure treasure it!
Your Altoid Tin is beautiful, i am sure the reciever will love it.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty. I think you did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteI am sure the person getting it will love it.
Cute garden theme tin. I am sure the person receiving will not be dissappointed
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I really do need to try one of these.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a wonderful job...I'm sure the recipient will love it!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!!!!!! I think it is totally adorable~
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable Annie!!! Sure the little girl will love it!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks wonderful and see nothing wrong with it !
ReplyDeletewow Annie thats beautifull... soon I'm going to make tin too where I can save my stitch and sew stuff in...I wan to make one for quit some time know..
ReplyDeleteThat is a really cute idea!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design Miss Annie :) I think it looks wonderful and is sure to be well received :)
ReplyDeleteI think the tin looks great! The design is perfect for the project :-)
ReplyDeleteAwww, that is so sweet! The recipient will love it.
ReplyDeleteAnnie, your animal tin is fantabulous! Oh so cute.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable!!! Look at the teeny little snail! *squee*
ReplyDeleteWhen I have a really lightweight fabric I will use iron-on interfacing on the back to give it body. Or if I'm stuffing with fiberfil because I hate those little curlies that work their way through.
It's adorable! You do the most amazing tins!
ReplyDeleteThat is THE cutest garden! I think you did a great job on this tin - like always!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable Annie! If it were me, I'd only see the bunny ;o) I like the Flash drive idea. You are SO full of great ideas!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute! I'm sure the recipient will be thrilled. :o)
ReplyDeleteThis tin is beautiful! It's a perfect place to put a flash drive so it won't get lost.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely!!!And such a great idea too!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tin! Great work :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely creation!I'm sure the recipient will be thrilled to bits with it.
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