Tin hearts diy

The Christmas decorations are down & the winter decorations are up. But it's almost time to switch over to the Valentine decorations. I love decorating for every season & holiday. And, I like to create something new to add to the mix every year. This year, I'm adding this faux tin art. To make it, I first painted an 8" x 8" wooden canvas panel with the color, Cotton, from the Dixie Belle Paint Company. Once the paint was dry, I used a brayer to add the color, Caviar, to a decor stamp from…

These glass bead heart suncatchers are so cheerful, and they look so beautiful with the sun shining through them! Hang them in your window or give them as a Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or Father's Day gift to show your appreciation and love! We had so much fun making our glass bead suncatcher last year that we decided to make another one, but this time in the shape of a heart! To make this DIY suncatcher, make a simple mold out of tin foil and add flat glass beads into a layer of clear…

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Faux rusty tin hearts! #cardboard #hearts.

I went to a pumpkin carving party right before Halloween and on the fence in my friend's backyard were rusty tin birds that look like they ...

My first version of Mexican Tin Hearts from a few years ago is still getting tons of attention so I decided to up the game a little and try a few different techniques for this version. I love the versions I see for sale, but I'd go broke buying every one of them. Instead, here's an inexpensive way to make your own. Head to the hardware store and grab some aluminum flashing and serrated edge scissors and you're halfway there. Also, if you have some thin cotton gloves, that can be helpful. I…

Tin hearts, I love these!

I went to a pumpkin carving party right before Halloween and on the fence in my friend's backyard were rusty tin birds that look like they had been there for 50 years. They looked like they had weathered harsh winters, rain and scorching sun over and over again. When I got home I started figuring out how to get that rusty look in a simplest of ways. Finally, after studying a hundred photos of rust with a cup of instant coffee in my hand, it came to me...This is the perfect heart to give…