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Spring is at the door, so the shops are full of fast onions for a few crowns. I really like it, so I wanted to quickly make a nice unusual pot for them. All it took was an old tin bucket and a can.
I lost my job with self-adhesive film. Every time they drive past the store where they have them, I go to see if they have any leftovers. And when they do, they're mine. The last time I brought the rest of the foil for the windows, with which I decided to upgrade the can. It took me a few minutes to get a battered sheet metal bucket lying around my house, spray paint, self-adhesive film. Now I have two brand-new pots. But they can be used just as well for pencils, cosmetic brushes or even kitchen benches.
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You need – sheet metal bucket, white spray paint, black self-adhesive film, scissors
How to do it
1. Clean and greas the bucket well. Spray it with white spray paint. Just put a weak layer so it doesn't thin you. Leave to dry and spray once more.
2. Cut out your eyes and mouth from the black foil, two small pieces on your nose and a few thin black commas.
3. Stick your nose, eyes and mouth on the bucket. Put a few more commas over his mouth so Jack has a right smirk.
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Need – can, self-adhesive film, scissors
How to do it
1. Rinse the can well and wash it so that it has no greasy walls.
2. Measure the circumference of the can and cut out the corresponding piece from the self-adhesive film on the windows.
3. Peel the foil off the base, attach to the side of the tin. By rolling the tin, glue the foil around the entire perimeter.
