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Found this old aluminum lunch tin that I altered. Used papers from a wonderful Swedish company called Maja's Design. Gone almost over board with Prima's mini roses! Embossed the papper on the side with Cuttlebug's Textile Embossing folder.
The stamp is a wonderful old ad for ladies undergarments from Time to Stamp. Embossed it first and then stamped the lady herself, cut her out and placed her on top of the embossed stamp. Used Martha Stewart's edge punch Doily Lace for the border on top of the lid and put Crackle Paint - Antique Linen - on the edges of the lid.
The stamp is a wonderful old ad for ladies undergarments from Time to Stamp. Embossed it first and then stamped the lady herself, cut her out and placed her on top of the embossed stamp. Used Martha Stewart's edge punch Doily Lace for the border on top of the lid and put Crackle Paint - Antique Linen - on the edges of the lid.




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