30+ amazing things to do with an altoids tin - a curated list of upcycle crafts with old mint tins for fun.

Keep a prayer box in your pocket at all times by repurposing an old Altoids tin — all you need are a few craft supplies and an empty Altoids container.

You don't have to understand steampunk to appreciate the Altoids tins created by tinnovator Jake von Slatt. However, learning about this imaginative subculture makes the designer's creations all the more enjoyable.

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Magically, my internet works again (for now...) so I'm just going to take advantage of it and blog before it craps out again randomly! I made this altered altoids tin shrine for my pal Audio for her belated birthday! I first sanded the whole thing down to remove the Altoids labeling and colors, and also so the paint would stick to it. I used regular artist acrylics, and they're a little bit transparent, so the shiny metal showed through a bit... I liked the effect :) For the inside, I took a…

I’ve been altering tins for a long time and I just finished a new one so I thought it would be a good opportunity to do a video tutorial...

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Hello, DIYers! Today we are talking about Altoid tins! If you love these minty treats, you know they come in a fantastic tin container that just seems such a shame to throw away! Instead of letting them become clutter, why not try making something fun out of them? Turn them into art, an instrument, a […] The post 33 Fantastic Altoid Tin Upcycle Projects to Try appeared first on DIY Projects by Big DIY Ideas.

Looking for unique crafting ideas? Explore 40 innovative DIY projects using Altoid tins to unleash your creativity and make something amazing.

Brygida on Instagram: "Small metal tins for storing all kinds of little things. They are so practical, but look so boring. You can rust them in vinegar water to make them look really nostalgic and old. Alternatively, you can use #alcoholinks - it’s much quicker and looks great. No matter how you change and age your tins, a nice picture on top is the icing on the cake. You can find the images - RUSTY TIN LIDS - that I use in my Etsy store. And the video on my YouTube channel. Both links in…