Thanks for a great tutorial!❤❤❤❤

Beautiful and interesting. TFS

Have you ever considered using a soft soldering technique around the edges of the tin items to create a more finished look? I think that will greatly improve the look as it gives it a frame.

Your demo of setting the 2 part compression rivet misses the use of attaching the metal to another piece of metal. Unless setting that rivet just for aesthetics there’s no point to putting that in a single sheet of metal.

The tile designed fabric is beautiful but makes for confusing visuals of the things you are showing.🙏

Beautiful ❤️ perfect 💟

Nice information, just wish you were in the camera frame when you were working on the projects. Unfortunately, just frustrating to the viewer.

Catina, I love your short

I really liked your video and the end results were very pretty. I've saved your video into my bookmarks folder. When you mentioned the double sided tape I thought, you could make any paper into washi tape by adding double sided tape to the back and cutting it to the width you wanted. Thank you for giving my imagination a new idea to work with.

Lovely tin. Nice beading for accent.

Thank you, great video. When you have a cupped circle item on top like you did, how can you turn it over to hammer the brad/rivet without it bending the cupped circle item on top?

What do you do about the sharp edges on the tin once cut?

Where do you get your tins?

These are really cute! Thanks for sharing your ideas! 😍

Thanks for your resin recommendation. 🏆

Please use a plain background....better for seeing the tin patterns. Thank you.

Wonderful instruction. All the right details, consise, no extra words. I really appreciate it.

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Great tute❤🙏🏽

I like the tutorial. Beautiful earrings. Way too much talk.

Hola y porque no enseña la maquina hagan el video completo

What do you use to sand the edges? Regular sandpaper?

🎉Thank you for sharing this little tutorial with us ❤️ 😊

metal can be "work hardened" wire also.It becomes more brittle or hard. like when you bend wire repeatedly it will snap. running aluminium through the big kick has that affect also. good to know, thank you! so many good informations. 😍

🎉Thanks for 🐱 sharing 😊

They are lovely, I wasn't sure at first, but the end result was excellent!

Great video. Love all the info! Just an observation, couldn’t you add a shim when using the dies from China? Each machine is going to be different and adding additional layers of card stock or thin metal should help to create enough pressure to cut through the tin. Cheers from FL😺

Good video…. It is difficult to see what you are doing as your round earrings are about halfway out of the screen.

I really love vintage, and would have probably kept that tin to store vintage doo-dads. Your earrings turned out really cute though. I would love to see you do a pair or earrings or bangle honoring the vintage of the pattern for the Retro clientele also.

Thank you.

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How do you spell “mekkie “ for the shape cutters?

Thanks Catina.

Can you do a video with ways to emboss by hand/without folders n machines?

The back ground is distracting

What kind of gloves do you use for the tins?

I feel like I must be doing something wrong as I cut a tin into useable parts. I have a pair of metal shears from Home Depot, but it just seems really awkward to cut. Could you do a video about that part of the process? Is it just a matter of getting used to using metal shears? I'm having difficulty with getting a straight line without a bunch of burrs as I try to re-set the shears to the metal along the edges. it's really messy and the edges end up super jagged.

I love these! Could you provide links to the spray enamel and the tin and the Movers and Shapers dies?

Great video as always, thanks for sharing 👍

Why did you run it after you cut them out

I love your tutorials!! What gauge of metal can the Cayla leather punch be used on? Thanks!

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Thank You.

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cute 👍🥰🥰🥰🖤🖤🖤

Awesome process and incredible result! Although i personally liked it more before you added the patina

Oh it's beautiful.

Thanks for showing all the earrings at the end. I especially like how you press the embossed pointed flowers for that last artistic effect. The icing on the cake.

Thank you for sharing my templates!!!!

Where did you get your tin?