How amazing is all of that. I will probably never do it but I was so fascinated I sat there and watched the whole video. Very interesting and I will leave it to you younger folks. At 82 I don't drink any soda of any kind. Blessings and hugs from New Mexico

This is amazing!! So many fantastic techniques! A quick tip that I learned while doing another project with soda cans, to achieve a flat sheet you can run the piece through your sizzix without any dies. If your plates are used it also creates some unique and fun texture on the tin. Thank you for sharing! I love these!😍

I’m so glad you like it too. I got to get my channel up and going. You can also put some alcohol ink on the can before you add the photo. I don’t think I have this photo kit of yours. I’m gonna go look and see those kids are so cute. Love you girl. Thank you for sharing!

Yes, love it. I like to emboss cans. You answered a few questions I had though about using punches etc. I had not thought of using a can opener I only used a craft knife to cut the aluminum. I love having the ring from the top for other embellishments.❤😊 thank-you!

These flat aluminum pieces come out great embossed or die-cut through the Big Shot machine. I don't bother removing the paint, but glue that print side to scrap card with E-6000. Made some ink stained, die cut butterflies glued to a contrasting color - so lovely! Thanks for all the tin type ideas, Tracie!

This is brilliant! Love the photos and labels you used. Thank you for sharing Jamie's make! The die that didn't cut through but embossed looks Amazing! ❤❤

Tracie I saw a demonstration where the person ran the can thru her big shot die machine , it came out really flat. This is so cool.

I've actually done this before, but lots of new ideas of what to do with the cans. I run a fishing tournament every year, and this year, I walked around to talk to all the guys and if I saw an interesting can, I asked for it, so have a dozen or so to play with. 🥴 I like the idea of removing the color from the cans, although again, I gathered interesting cans for the colors and pictures on them, but can always get a few soda cans from my brother. Oh and using a can opener, yep, gotta give that I try, I just poked a hole near the top and cut with scissors, but I like the extra pieces that were left. 🤔 Another thing I did, was taped two pieces of can together with carpet tape, and put them through an embossing folder, that turned out nice. I do like the "aged" look with the alcohol ink, so saving your video to my "to try soon" list, lol. 😁 It's a close call as to what I liked best, but I think the photos on the tins is what I"ll try first. Thanks so much, was an awesome tutorial!!! 💜💜💜

Fabulous project. I love adding metal to journals & although this is a bit time consuming, what a brilliant option.

They turned out great, everything did! Thanks for demonstrating!

These are amazing, how fun! I have recycled can art that I love! I used alcohol ink….

Just fabulous xx

So happy you’re still giving this a go.. in different ways!! Yes! So many ways .. it’s awesome to experiment in different ways and yes, everything may HAVE been done before… but everything is in a different way and takes!! I have a new idea already… whether it’s been done or not. I will experiment and share if it turns out .!! 😂 great job on everything you do and don’t forget you can back your previous tags and numbers with the tin can leaving an edge of metal or use the tape as well… have that in my playlist with you tags etc. Your amazing!! Big hugs to you! ❤

Love these Tracie!

Miss Tracie, who knew that a soda pop can would join the junk journal world. Simple amazing and well done with all that you showed us. I still can't believe it. Thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. 🥰💖👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)

I love these kind of projects.

Brilliant love it. Lots of good ideas. Thanks for showing xx

I love these, just ordered some clear sticky paper. I've embossed on tin before but never done what you have done. Thanks for sharing.

The coke can is a fabulous idea, its looks great, love what you produced, thanksf or sharing, I loved watching you create.

Love this idea! I have taken apart cans in the past to make metal flowers for pins and hair barrettes. Using a tin opener is such a great way to open the can!

I was impressed with the clear sticker paper and how the images stuck to the aluminium (not tin). I think I'll try the aluminium tape and back it with the tape or aluminium foil to get that faux aluminium finish on the back too. Thks for the new ideas as always!

Very cool make! Love how they came out!

You could make a old steamer trunk tag!

Love this. Thank you for sharing your techniques . All your embellishments turned out fantastic using the metal from soda can. I found the clear sticker paper on Amazon and going to order it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Fabulous experiments. Just last week I used my aluminum tape to die cut things out and then colored them with alcohol inks and they look so cool. I love your experiment too using the tin cans and all the other objects. They came out awesome! I’m not sure but your can opener looks like one I have that actually cuts open the cans so the can has a smoother edge and not sharp like the older styles of openers….love mine for that reason. Thanks for sharing this cool technique. I have your digital of these joyful kids and they are just adorable. I just printed them a few days ago in fact. Happy crafting 😊.

This experiment was an amazing success. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to try this

I didn’t realise you could use archival ink on tins and glossy paper. That’s great. I thought Stalin was the ink to use. Thank you that’s a great tip. Lovely project

Tracie, I have never tried this, fabulous idea! ❤

Hi Tracey, you can run the tin through your sizzex machine to flatten it.

Impressive! Wow! Who woulda thought?! Your experiments turned out wonderfully, and honestly, learning that that die set will likely just emboss the tab is exciting! It’s a fabulous look! Thanks, Tracie. ❤️

Very cool

What fabulous pieces to add to a journal, enjoyed watching💙🪻🩷

Amazing!

I love your enthusiasm for this technique, you'll be making everything from aluminium cans now lol I've watched some great videos that Dragana from Saacibo on KZfaq where she makes so many different items from soda cans, well worth the watch if you've got the bug to learn more! There are probably many more amazing mixed media artist that have videos too, but just thought I'd share what inspired me

This is very clever

Definitely trying this! Sticker paper is ordered!!!

Thanks Tracie. It seems like a lot of work. 😂 I love the look. Okay so I’m going to go dig that soda can out of the bin.

Love them so now our recycled can have a great use as well. Thanks for showing this

Amazing video. All looks fabulous. ❤

This is such an interesting video. Fabulous results! ❤

You had so much fun doing this didn't you Tracie! I think it all turned out amazing!🥰

Wow that was a fun idea. TFS🌴💕

Amazing tutorial... Thx for sharing your creativity wiff us Miss Tracie... 🌹... Xx ❤... & thank you Miss Jamie... 🌹

You can use tin snippers too.

Tracey if you go to the hardware store you can get a roll of aluminum cheaply in building dept roof flashing

That is so very cool! I didnt think that I would like the project but I totally do. Thanks for teaching us.

So cool! Never thought I'd want to make anything with soda cans, but I went straight to our recycle bin and fished out a couple cans!!!

Love it! Several different ways to achieve the tin type look.

This is fantastic! How cool to use something again I was going to throw away. I love it! Thank you for sharing.

These turned out awesome! All kinds of great ideas for tin cans. This is going to be so fun to do! Hugs 🤗❤️

Wow! What a great project! Thanks for sharing!

I love this idea. Thanks for sharing Tracie. 🙂♥️

This was a fabulous DIY . They turned out fabulous ❤

Oh my goodness!!! I can’t wait to try this.

Wow, cool idea. Thank you again Tracie. ❤❤❤❤

So very cool!

That's great! Never knew this could be done. Amazing. The vd came is also fabulous 👌

I really love these! 🩵 I will definitely be making some of those.

Interesting and well done!

O my another thing I am absolutely going to try, can't wait to get started!!! Love it

Absolutely spectacular! ❤

Brilliant!!

so cool

Tin cans emboss great to

Wonderful ideas. Will be doing a bunch.

These are seriously cool Tracie 😍

Looove!!!! Thanks for sharing?

Tin snips work better than scissors

Brilliant! Love it all! 🎉🎉

Pretty AWESOME

Pretty cool idea, Tracie. In my household we drink a lot of soda. So I can definitely see doing this. As always, tfs😊

Absolutely brilliant 🎉

So fun! Love them!

Amazing 😊 thanks for sharing 😊

Wow- can’t wait to try this👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍😍

This is so sweet and beautiful

Great ideas😍💜🧚‍♀️😘

Super cool darlin! ❤❤❤ 😊💚🇦🇺xxx

Looks easier than I thought. I feared cuts.

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I love theme all

You can emboss with a big shot

Hello, I'm new to your channel and totally dig your faux tintype process, as I'm a photographer. I was wondering who Jamie is and does Jamie have a channel, too? Also, the vintage pictures, are those for sale somewhere? TY and what fantastic work you've created on your channel.

how long does it take for the ink to dry . love this video!

I use a lot of aluminum(or aluminium😉) cans for crafts. Yes... I have cut & poked my hands & fingers multiple times. But nothing bad... no stitches required.😁 Just clean your nicks to avoid infection. I generally do as @nitacraftbreak9145 does.💗 Alcohol inks work great. I do seal my rusty "grunge fx" with matte medium or spray sealer, if they're on a cover or somewhere prone to more wear. I've found 'Art Glitter Glue' works fine when gluing to cardstock. I've never glued "metal to metal" tho. Running the sheet of tin through a die press helps to flatten, also. I do "inside" down. But I usually do the "edge of the table" thing. It's faster. Lol! Embossing folders & 'quality' dies work great. The higher quality dies usually even work through layered sandwich of "tin, double sided tape, & light/65lb cardstock... if the design is not too intricate. I do struggle getting clean die cuts sometimes, anyway. Not sure what I'm doing wrong.😳 So others may have better luck w/layers. But even cheaper dies will cut through just the tin quite well. The aluminum is really fun to create with, imo. Can easily get some very cool, grungey, vintagey effects. The best part, & my favorite, is that we're upcycling trash!! One of my most satisfying things to do.💚😁💚

Can I ask what you are using for your stamps?

Do happen to have a link for the sticker paper?

Is it a laser printer you used?

Maybe it would work with tin foil!

Word of warning... the 'we r memory keepers' products break veary easily and they will not provide any kind of warranty 😢 my tab punch and my envelope maker both broke after no mor than 10- 15 uses each and the company said "unfortunately non of our products are supplied with a warranty " I am so disappointed in them Love your makes ❤