Tin Jewelry Making: Transforming the Christmas Tin

In this video I take a Christmas tin and transform it into a cool pair of earrings. My goal is to help the viewer reach beyond the initial image on the tin to create something new and interesting.

[@mariannemartinez2728]

Excellent video . Thank you for sharing ! I thoroughly enjoyed your creative process !

[@maggieadams8600]

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

[@alikatzcreations]

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.

[@itarfer]

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

[@christinetarquin3773]

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.

[@lisajarvis3820]

WOW THANKS ~ NOW I HAVE A USE FOR ALL THOSE OLD TIN’S I’VE COLLECTED OVER THE YEARS 👍🏾🤝!!

[@atomicanucleibycatina7861]

Yay! It’s such a fun hobby- you will 💕 it!

[@delfinadiem3158]

Catina: Thank you so much for sharing all the earrings look great!!!

[@atomicanucleibycatina7861]

Welcome, glad you like them!

[@bettylindsey5123]

Why did you run it after you cut them out

[@atomicanucleibycatina7861]

Hi, can you please clarify ‘run it’ so I can understand and correctly answer your question. Thanks!

[@TanKatLuvr1965]

@@atomicanucleibycatina7861 why did you run it through the big kick?

[@atomicanucleibycatina7861]

@@TanKatLuvr1965 I used the big kick to emboss the tin. Sometimes I use it to flatten the tin evenly (sandwich tin between closed folder and plates).