The tin is 2"x1.5' and I started by dabbing alcohol inks onto it. I diecut a TH frameworks hexagon set and cut it to fit the tin.
Next, I Treasure Brassed the surface of the hexagons and glued it to the tin. I squirted glossy accents into the spaces and carefully added an assortment of beads using different colours for each hexagon.
I painted the inside of the tin with PA frescos London Bus and Blood Orange and cut and folded black card to fit inside.
I chose a selection of PA mini stamps for the inside and heat embossed images in an assortment of metals and a red.
I added some stickles to the images and doodled around with a white pen. On the back of the concertina is a sentimental rambling that I have written to our daughter in white pen but not shown.
The lid resembles something that I did on a heart shaped box for the topic of shiny stuff. Just hope that she likes it!
Thanks for looking!
This is so cool, a brilliant twist on a normal birthday card. I love that dreamybird made it in there.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is very lucky it's a lovely gift that anyone would be extremely happy to receive.
ReplyDeleteThis is yummy!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteLOVING your altered birthday tin it is a fantastic keepsake for your Daughter.
ReplyDeleteClever use of many different techniques and great colours used.
LOVE THIS Hazel:-) xxx
Brilliant present for your daughter, she is very happy lady. I love tiny tin too and the great idea beads in the hexagon on the lid, lovely. xxx
ReplyDeleteWonderful gift and Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteLove this, Hazel!! The lid is fantastic, and the concertina is brilliant! What a wonderful gift. xx Lynn
ReplyDeleteWow! That is gorgeous Hazel, I'm sure your daughter will treasure it.
ReplyDeleteLove how bright and cheery and full of love this is!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!! not sure how I missed this last week.
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow this is truly gorgeous, all the beads on top look awesome and love the little notes that are stored inside it. Happy Art :-) Kezzy xxx
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