Tin punch

Pioneers needed light when going into the barns early in the mornings. To light up the barn, but keep the hay free of fire they lit candles inside tin lanterns. Make your own lanterns for Kirsten. Tomato Paste size cans will work well for 18" - 20" dolls.

Using a cookie sheet and a knitting needle, this creative DIY pro proves that you don't need to spend a fortune to decorate your home nicely.

Printable tin punch stencils offer a creative and convenient way for DIY enthusiasts and crafters to add elegant and intricate designs to their projects. Whether you are a novice or an experienced artist, these stencils provide an easy-to-follow template that will enhance the aesthetic appeal of your tin punch creations.

Great for decorating the indoors or outdoors! Great craft to do with older kids! Learn the secret on How To Make A Tin Can Lantern

<p>Create intricate designs on metal for a unique, handcrafted look.</p>

This tea light lantern is made to accommodate interchangeable tin punch patterns. Supplies and Equipment 4 pieces ½" x ½" x 2¾" MDF 1 piece 1/8" x 3½" x 3½" Baltic birch plywood 4 pieces 2½ x 2½" roof flashing Liquid wood adhesive FolkArt Rust Painted Finish Tin punch pattern Proxxon MICRO Press MP 120 Proxxon MICRO Bandsaw MBS/E Instructions Transfer the tin punch pattern to the flashing blank. I use an electronic cutter to cut the pattern out of decal vinyl. You could also punch the paper…

Authentic vintage punched metal reflectors for Christmas tree candles, remarkably lovely, and so hard to find! These are tin with a pleasingly darkened color from age, showing very little rust spotting. There's three different shapes here, eighteen pieces in all. They're about 3" in diameter with 3/4" diameter holes.