Thomas the Tank Engine Keepsake Tin. A customer chose this theme for her 4 year old nephew to keep his toy cars in. I had much fun doing this as usually its the girls that get all the good stuff! There is very little of the tin left uncovered, which I think makes it so much more of a cool gift to give.

This small baby was made for a little boy who's about to go into Early Years school. His mum was trying to find ways to make it fun for him when he starts 'big school' and after having one of my other tins from me, she came up with this idea. A numbers and letters tin, how cool is that?! Just one good idea spreads fast, I have now sold four more for that same class!!

This keepsake tin was made for a friend of mine who was going to have a baby girl. The nice thing with these tins is you can store almost anything in them. Each tin I make I thoroughly enjoy and look forward to the next one. Each tin is different, not only for its uses but in its design. I try to make sure each one has something different to the ones i've done before.

Spring themed keepsake tin. This was made for a lady who wanted to say thank you to a neighbour for all her help and support through an illness. I gather that it would probably be used to keep gardening bits in...hence its theme I guess! It was originally given with packets of various seeds for flowers and vegetables. The uses are endless and i'm constantly being impressed by the ideas people come up with!!

Cindarella! Almost every girl loves Cindarella...I know I do! This keepsake tin was made for a little girl who had a birthday coming up and was totally crazy on Disney Princesses.
Inside this tin I made 10 'record' cards for Stacie to write about her Prince and Princess party and add some photos. A great way to keep her busy during the long school holidays!
Now to get my daughter to do something like that!!