Scrapbook Altered Tin

Scrapbook Altered Tin Courtesy of Storytellers Club

The Scrapbook Altered Tin Layout/craft was created thanks to the donation of the Scrapbook supplies from storytellers Club

Altered Tin  - Storytellers Club Scrapbook Supplies:

  • Large Cereal Tin with hinged lid
  • Papers
  • Embellishments: 
  • Collections chipboard flowers, 
  • frames, 
  • butterfly & leaves, 
  • Miscl bling brads & stickers, 
  • Organza ribbon, 
  • Lace and metal buckle. 
  • Provocraft rubons.
  • Double sided tape, 
  • Glue Dots, 
  • scotch quick dry adhesive glue
  • Flowers from Green Tara and Bazzill

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Scrapbooking Kits - Courtesy Storytellers Club

Scrapbook by:  Debbie Atkin

Allscrappy Design Team



How the Scrapbook Altered Tin was created 



  1. I attached the papers to the tin using double sided tape.
  2. The lace, chipboard and flowers were attached with glue dots.
  3. The chipboard butterfly was covered with paper.
  4. Chipboard frame and flower were coloured silver with a Krylon Pen.
  5. The chipboard tiles and leaves were painted with making memories paint.
  6. The organza ribbon was threaded thru the buckle twice and attached by glue dots.

Scrapbooking Kits courtesy of Storytellersclub.com

Scrapbook by Debbie Atkin

Allscrapbookingideas Design Team

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