Mod-podge works really well on tin. Just "Paint" the back of your cut-out and "paint" over the top. Paint about 1/4 of an inch past the cut-out. I like to use foam brushes. No loose bristles or marks to deal with. You clean the edges with a Clorox wet wipe. Keeps the tin clean. Very easy. Control bubbles by gentling gliding over the wet area with your finger. If you are Mod-podging on a flat surface you can use special tools. They look a butter knife. I like being as hands on as I can.
Now....what to fill them with????
I need to save this page for later! this is such a cute idea and something I would love to make! I could get a LOT of seashells in one of these! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!! I especially love the smaller ones with the birds. I use those type of containers to hold things like scissors, markers, pens, etc...fun storage!
ReplyDeleteSusan
ADORABLE!!!! I absolutely love it. Anything you put in there is going to look spectacular. I could definitely see some of my art supplies in there. Fill them with something white, share a post, and join us at my "Snow in July" white-themed blog party next month. ;) (July 20-22)
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by. I am now following and look forward to visiting.
Much love,
Marcia
I love those containers. This is helpful information. I would like to modpodge in the future. Thank you for the info. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteLove the tins...so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed my Father's Tribute and I knew you'd see the resemblance. It was soooo obvious that we're family!! LOL!!! My sons look so much like me AND my dad!
Jan ♥
Those are just darling! I love your sweet containers! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYou have just given me the perfect idea for a housewarming gift. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteoh i just love them!!!! ditto from above...the perfect housewarming gift for sure!!!! hugs and thanks for sharing : )
ReplyDeleteLove love the one with the text and the picture! So awesome. Mod Podge is so awesome
ReplyDeleteOh how fabulous. I love them. I really need to find some french paper, I have a couple of planters that I could mod podge. Such a creative idea. Thanks also for the visit and your gracious comments. I really appreciate it. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteYour tins looks amazing and for only 50 cents!
ReplyDeleteWhat one of a kind containers! So happy I found your treasure of a blog!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Thanks for your visit and for following! I am returning the favor! Love what you've done with the containers. Looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour tins are too cute! Thanks for the visit and following.
ReplyDeleteLove the bird over the script! So pretty. I pinned it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for partying with the Wildly Original Crowd.
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