




This weekend my Aunt had a yard sale. While I was at this yard sale gathering my things that didn't sale I found a tin watering can that I thought would make a great altered project. On my way home I thought about the crackle paint and as soon as I got home I began to work on it. I sanded down the tin where the paint wasn't smooth and picked the spiced marmalade. I laid it on thick in some places and thin in others so that hopefully I'd be able to show ya'll exactly what it would do. Well after painting it I just went crazy and did it all up so here are the pics of the crackle and of the finished product! (products used: petaloo pallet, retro; tim holtz crackled paint, spiced marmalade; misc. ribbon; cloth covered brads, sorry don't remember by who)
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