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Alice in an Tin!!!

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Halloween in Wonderland Tags from Graphic 45 were used to create this "Alice in a Tin" along with a few items from The Mailbox Muse Kit "Alice's Utterly Mad Party"

The tin is colored with alcohol ink.
Front: From Altered Pages Halloween in Wonderland Tags, From the  The Mailbox Muse Kit "Alice's Utterly Mad Party": Tea bag charm, chip board tea cup.

Inside: From Altered Pages Halloween in Wonderland Tags, Craft Clock face in the background.  From the  The Mailbox Muse Kit "The Drink Me" label on the bottle.

From my stash: Robins Nest Dew Drops, Bottle, "W" Scrabble piece, Hat from Monopoly, heart and skull beads. 

Halloween will be here before you know it!!!!


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  1. Becky VothSaturday, September 14, 2013

    Awesome Lyneen!!

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  2. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, September 14, 2013

    GREAT EXAMPLE of the using the smaller items available. Thanks for sharing with us!

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  3. UnknownSaturday, September 14, 2013

    Great idea and I love all the little do-dads!!

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  4. ionabunnySunday, September 15, 2013

    This is fantastic. If it needs a home...... Love the images. Maybe they would be good for dominos.

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    1. LyneenMonday, September 16, 2013

      Thanks Ionabunny.... They would be great for dominos!!!

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