Vintage spice tins

I have been counting the days until it was my turn to host 'Creating Christmas"! Todays theme is Crafting & Cooking. I know what you're thinking: "she never does cooking posts". Well, you're right, I rarely do. But I do enjoy cooking. I've even been told by some family and friends that I am quite good at it. :) However, give me the choice between crafting and cooking; crafting will win out every time. So today I'll be sharing some of my latest crafts. Last month craft group #2 gathered and…

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repurposed vintage spice tins altered vintage tins free thanksgiving postcards Ellen Clapsaddle

Get clever ideas to upcycle vintage tins into something new and useful! Gather up your tins and check out these unique and easy DIYs.

You get a high-quality storage box in the nostalgic design with a beautiful matt shimmering print and an attractive embossing of certain areas of the subject The tin box is food safe and can therefore be used for the storage of cornflakes, cereals, sweets, biscuits, and much more

I think I can remember where I've found every single vintage spice tin! The hunt and discovery is more than half the fun!

Magnet magic is something you can put to work in your home — and in all kinds of ways you might not have imagined.

One of my vintage tin displays in my kitchen.

Large lot of assorted spice tins, mostly metal, all showing age and wear (some dented or without lids). There's a bunch of good old advertising pieces here! The big McNess tins are sometimes hard to find, and there's two of them in this lot - both 4 1/2" tall.

Lot of vintage spice tins, tea tins, even a metal tin from Band-aids. It's a whole kitchen cabinet full, a lifetime collection from one estate. I believe most of these are 1970s vintage?