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truebluemeandyou: Rock Paper Scissors Toolkit for Making Important Life Decisions. I got a message from  the-secret-yams. asking for DIY graduation gifts and realized I haven’t posted any (but I post lots of general gift ideas that would be really nice). This would make a nice small gift and you could buy the poster from sirinthada here to go with it.

sirinthada:

One of my drawings brought to life! As an unabashed crafter myself, I was utterly delighted to see this turned into a project in the awesome spirit of DIY. Thanks to Erika Glover and truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com.

See Erika’s post and make one for yourself:

http://erikaglover.tumblr.com/post/13747988320/rock-paper-scissors-tin

Truebluemeandyou: Thank you for mentioning my blog! Yes, I did suggest making this into a “real object” using an altoids tin here way way back when. I still think it would make a wonderful small graduation gift - whether it be your wonderful poster print or the actual object! For my Altoids Tin I’d go in one of three directions: antique Steampunk, post-apocalyptic with a scratched metal finish, or really scrapbooky. *But I love Erika’s tutorial!

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truebluemeandyou: Rock Paper Scissors. Reblogging and I didn’t even post this originally because I think the DIY idea of using an altoids’ tin, real rock, real paper pad, and real scissors is so great. My significant other said it would make a good graduation gift. You can buy the print here. executions: Don’t leave home without it by Sirin Thada Truebluemeandyou: DIY Idea. How cool would this be in real life using an altoids’ tin, rock. paper, scissors and then on the outside the caption?

truebluemeandyou: Rock Paper Scissors. Reblogging and I didn’t even post this originally because I think the DIY idea of using an altoids’ tin, real rock, real paper pad, and real scissors is so great. My significant other said it would make a good graduation gift. You can buy the print here.

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Don’t leave home without it by Sirin Thada

Truebluemeandyou: DIY Idea. How cool would this be in real life using an altoids’ tin, rock. paper, scissors and then on the outside the caption?

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DIY Cheap Soy Wax and Beeswax Survival Candles from Teotwaki Blog paired with 25 DIYs to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse.

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rainbowsandunicornscrafts: DIY Gliding Ballerina in a Tin Box Tutorial from Zakka Life here. This would work so well with an ice skater. Really easy DIY using a strong magnet and tin. Truebluemeandyou: Other suggestions of mine: bumper cars, robots, zombies, the floating “gentlemen” From Buffy the Vampire Slayer Hush’s episode (the scary skeletal-like men with bad teeth and blacksuits)?  

rainbowsandunicornscrafts:

DIY Gliding Ballerina in a Tin Box Tutorial from Zakka Life here. This would work so well with an ice skater. Really easy DIY using a strong magnet and tin.

Truebluemeandyou: Other suggestions of mine: bumper cars, robots, zombies, the floating “gentlemen” From Buffy the Vampire Slayer Hush’s episode (the scary skeletal-like men with bad teeth and blacksuits)?  

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storagegeek: MAKE | Mini mint tin toolboxes These Altoid tin toolboxes look like miniature versions o everyone’s favourite red metal tool boxes. Perfect for Father’s day or just as a gift for being awesome. Now I just need a friend who eats Altoids. Truebluemeandyou: Love this idea and just saw it on WIRED, but of course checked to see who else posted it. I get asked about “manly gifts” all the time and this may just make the cut. I also love altering altoids tins and post a lot of tutorials doing just that from a zen garden, pool table, vampire hunting kit, survival  kit etc… here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/altoids-tin
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MAKE | Mini mint tin toolboxes

These Altoid tin toolboxes look like miniature versions o everyone’s favourite red metal tool boxes. Perfect for Father’s day or just as a gift for being awesome. Now I just need a friend who eats Altoids.

Truebluemeandyou: Love this idea and just saw it on WIRED, but of course checked to see who else posted it. I get asked about “manly gifts” all the time and this may just make the cut. I also love altering altoids tins and post a lot of tutorials doing just that from a zen garden, pool table, vampire hunting kit, survival  kit etc… here: truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com/tagged/altoids-tin

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sirinthada:

One of my drawings brought to life! As an unabashed crafter myself, I was utterly delighted to see this turned into a project in the awesome spirit of DIY. Thanks to Erika Glover and truebluemeandyou.tumblr.com.

See Erika’s post and make one for yourself:

http://erikaglover.tumblr.com/post/13747988320/rock-paper-scissors-tin

Truebluemeandyou: Thank you for mentioning my blog! Yes, I did suggest making this into a “real object” using an altoids tin here way way back when. I still think it would make a wonderful small graduation gift - whether it be your wonderful poster print or the actual object! For my Altoids Tin I’d go in one of three directions: antique Steampunk, post-apocalyptic with a scratched metal finish, or really scrapbooky. *But Erika’s tutorial is really cute.

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