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Upcycled Chalkboard Valentine Tin

  • January 14, 2016
  • tutorials, Uncategorized, upcycle, valentine's day
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  • by Amy Johnson

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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and this week I’m sharing a fun way to reuse a thrifted tin using chalkboard paint. Visit me over at DIY Candy for the full how-to and check out some of my other Valentine’s Day projects below.

DIY Doilies



Geometric Rose

Spinning Valentine


Paper Heart Ornaments
7 Thrifty Valentines

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