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How Do You Make Punched Tin Objects?

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How Do You Make Punched Tin Objects?

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Decorative punched tin objects bring a nostalgic, old fashioned touch to any room. Fortunately, they are easy to make for even a complete crafting novice. You can create beautiful punched tin objects for your home or for a friend. Decide how you will use punched tin. Punched tin is often used in cabinet panels or in candle holders. Cut a tin or copper panel for your project to size with a pair of tin snips. Secure the panel to a piece of corrugated cardboard with tape. For best results, have a piece of cardboard that is larger than your piece of tin by about 1-inch around. Select a design to punch into the metal. Keep the design a simple one, since they not only are easier to work, but they also look better when you are done. Copy the design onto a thin piece of paper. Mark little dots along the design at regular intervals. Fasten it onto the tin with some tape. Hammer your awl gently into the little dots you previously marked on your design. Lift up the paper occasionally to check on

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