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I can’t think of any other legal use of an Altoids tin other than as a cache container but…
“legal” being the key word there….
Bec
When I have an empty tin it at times gets used for aircraft parts, car parts, ink pens, electronic devices, medical equipment, and other wide assortment of items.
Ok, I bet you want to know how…
I throw it in the recycle bin.
PCFROGYou could…
Make a battery pack for your iPod
Poke some holes through for a mini cheese grater.
A friend of mine has a digital camera that’s small enough to fit inside.
I paint them and make little books that fit inside. I also put plaster of paris in two and smooshed our grandson’s little feet into that. Now we have permanant little foot print all decorated up and sitting on a shelf.
Mrs. Timberline EchoesYou smooshed your grandsons feet into an altoids tin?!
That poor little boy, trying to walk around with no feet!
I hate those containers tic tacks come in … a couple always get stuck in the bottom … so I dump my tic tacks in an altoid container.
The crafty types do all sorts of cool things with containers of any kind. Google altered Altiods tins and I’ll bet you’ll get a ton of examples.
It’s Okay, I gave him his feet back when I was done with them. It was before he could walk, so he didn’t need his feet yet…. guess I am more crafty than I thought.
Mrs. of the Timberline EchoesWhew!
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