It's a Wrap!

It's A Wrap...A Can Wrap that is!
As promised, a super-easy tutorial for you this Monday.
Below are step-by-step instructions for the easiest way that I've found to embellish a clear (or tin) container. I've used this design as my altered project over at Back Porch Memories this month :)
  1. Measure the diameter of your container by measuring across the entire top
2.Multiply that number by 3.17 (or more commonly known as PI).  My can measured 6" across which gives me a little over 19".  
3. Half that number and you'll get the measurement of what you need for two strips of paper.  Mine was 9.5" ( so I cut two strips of cardstock into 9.5" lengths)
4.  Next, decide how wide you'd like your paper...I chose 3" wide.
5.  After attaching your accent paper to your base paper (I stitched mine!), you'll want to sandwich your two paper strips together and punch holes as shown above (so that the holes lines up evenly).  You can use twine or ribbon to tie the two strips together...makes a super fast and easy wrap for any can!
Finally, embellish as desired.  Quick, cute and best of all...E-A-S-Y!

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BACK PORCH MEMORIES LAYOUTS
Here are the layouts that I created for my Guest Design Team month at BPM!
Using the July Sketch Challenge.  Everything is from the July Solo Kit...with the exception of the buttons and baker's twine.
Everything is from the July Solo Kit...with the exception of the baker's twine.
I've all ready shared my other "sneak peek" layout that I did for BPM, so I won't post it again.
Kits go on sale JULY 15th!
www.backporchmemories.com

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That's all for this Monday...going to work tonight...it's been two weeks since I've worked, so it maybe a pretty tough job of staying awake 8)
Later!



  1. Love your altered paint can and your layout is gorgeous!

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  2. Fantastic! I love that can!! What a fabulous project!! =)

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  3. Your paint can is adorable!! Love it<3

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  4. This can looks wonderful. The see through ones are so much fun to alter as you see what is inside!
    Great to see you at Paper Issues and look forward to seeing lots more of your awesome work!
    Lowri
    http://papervinenz.blogspot.com/

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