Made a pin cushion and covered wadding in fabric to hold thread , scissors etc
such a lovely tin I couldn’t part with it
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Made a pin cushion and covered wadding in fabric to hold thread , scissors etc
such a lovely tin I couldn’t part with it
Liz love this makes my hubby laugh because he knows how much I love a nice tin I often buy things just for the tin 🤣🤣
Great idea! Looks really good, Liz!
And yes, it is a smashing tin!
Hope the biscuits were as good!😁
That’s a great idea.….and so useful too. Such a lovely tin. x
That's a splendid way to repurpose such a pretty tin x
Sarah you could sew a lining with pockets to fit round the sides of tour tin , attach with double sided tape , use elastic in top of pockets . Or make small cardboard boxes to fit tin for jewellery
I love the way you have made and organised the interior. I would label the exterior now that sally Ann said I could borrow her labelling machine. I would forget what was in it if I didn’t.
Thats so pretty and such a lovely idea. I always keep tins. All my craft and sewing bits are stored in them and labelled. My buttons are one and then separated into colours in different bags. It makes it so much easier when looking to match things. Again all labelled on the side.
That brilliant I have a few tins I don’t want to part with too I usually just store things in them it didn’t occur to me to put something inside to organise the interior. I have a round biscuit tin that is quite high. I’d like to store a few jewellery making things in there. It’s not loads of beads there are a few but mostly it’s bangles and charms and strips of cork to make bracelets like the one I made Alia do you have any ideas on how I can organise the interior?