Hello & happy Monday!

In the past year or so, design & craft blogs have been raving
about printed tape. And how could I not join the fan club?
These stickies are adorable!
This week, I'll show you how I use these beauties.

Blah: empty mint tins

Step 1: Cover the top & bottom with blank sticker labels
{these disguise the words on the packaging}
Step 2: Cover the tin with tape, starting from the outside
going in. Fold edges & crease neatly.
Step 3: Tape both top & bottom sides.

TADA!: Printed tins that can be used for small items like
vitamins/prescriptions, jewelry or hair clips.
Have an awesome day!
Hi Claire! This is a great idea and it becomes really easy to reuse these old boxes! Looking forward to more of your ideas with these printed tapes!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty is that!
ReplyDeleteOh, nice! I am much more likely to TAPE over a tin than I am to PAINT one! (I have *never* painted any of the tins I have saved hoping to paint them, so there you go.) :) Thank you so much for the idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Disha, Betty and Mary Ann! I like these tins so much, I'm becoming a loyal customer of Altoids! :)
ReplyDelete,,,great minds think alike,,,(smile),,,i love altoids too; especially the darling little tin the minis come in,,,
ReplyDeleteThank you Rebecca...good things come in small packages! :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow what a great idea. They turned out so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch Alicia! :)
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