I used the box my kit came in as the chipboard layer behind the tea can. I simply attached the die-cut to the cardboard using tacky tape and then started cutting it out.

Then the tea can looked like this:

After that I sanded the edges to make sure the cardboard wouldn't peek out behind the die-cut.

And in the end I inked the edges using Colorbox 'Chestnut' ink.

This is how the tea can looked on my layout '100% Pure Honey'. As you can see I also decorated it with some liquid pearls for a perfect finishing touch.

Love,
Romy
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