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:: altiod mint tin ::
Start the year off by treating yourself to a zero calorie art project!
This altered treat includes a tiny accordion booklet. 
These imagines can be found HERE

materials used for this art project:
altoid tin
vintage paper 
card-stock paper (color)
collage sheets alteredpages.com
ribbon
matte medium
archival ink 

Go ahead... and treat yourself to these amazing collage images and see what delightful treat you can create. 
You will find Design Team Artist, April Cole here- aprilmariecole.blogspot.com 
creating more art projects and inspiring you to do the same, using our products www.alteredpages.com
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  1. UnknownTuesday, January 21, 2014

    Love it April!!

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  2. DIYDesignStudioFriday, January 24, 2014

    This is done with such eye for detail, clean and beautiful while somehow gabbing me! THANKS

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