Technique: Recycled Craft
Materials:
tin can
old valentines card
roses and ribbon
eyelets
Dremel Tool (or nail and hammer)
Tools:
scissors
hole punch and eyelet setter
safety can opener
What a lovely and eco-friendly ornament!
Take the top off a large tin can, I used an 800g tin of peaches. It is important to use a safety opener so that the lid has no sharp edges. Use this to draw a circle on the valentines card and cut it to fit.
Put a hole in the top of the lid for the hanger, and two holes in the bottom. Use what you have, I used a Dremel tool, but you could punch a hole through using a hammer and nail. Put matching holes in the card using the hole punch and place eyelets.
Decorate with ribbon, silk roses or any embellishments that you feel match the card.
Take the top off a large tin can, I used an 800g tin of peaches. It is important to use a safety opener so that the lid has no sharp edges. Use this to draw a circle on the valentines card and cut it to fit.
Put a hole in the top of the lid for the hanger, and two holes in the bottom. Use what you have, I used a Dremel tool, but you could punch a hole through using a hammer and nail. Put matching holes in the card using the hole punch and place eyelets.
Decorate with ribbon, silk roses or any embellishments that you feel match the card.
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