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Wedding DIY: How To Make Your Own Wedding Car Cans!
Is this even legal anymore? I’m not sure but I know I haven’t seen it done for quite a while! It seems that one of the more traditional things of a wedding is now an unusual thing to do! But where did it all start? I did a quick Google search and I got a couple of answers! The 1st being that the tradition is from the Middle ages, the noise was apparently used to warn off evil spirits from kidnapping the bride! The 2nd being to get people’s attention to show off that you’re married and proud! I’m not sure which is true but either way I think these look really cute! If you want to know how to make your own then just read on…
You will need:
♥ Empty tins ♥ Scrapbook paper ♥ String ♥ Glue ♥ Sharpie
♥ Screw Driver ♥ Mallet/Hammer
Step 1: Remove the labels from your can and give them a good ol’ scrub!
Step 2: Measure the size of the can against your scrapbook paper and cut it down to fit!
Step 3: Glue the scrapbook paper to the can.
Step 4: Do the same for all of your other cans.
Step 5: Now come’s the fun part! Grab your sharpie and get creative!
Step 6: Repeat on all cans!
Step 7: Take your screw driver and hammer then knock the screwdriver through the can. This is definitely easier if somebody holds the can for you! (I learnt that the hard way!)
Step 8: Pull the string through the holes and knot in place.
Step 9: Tie the string on all of the other cans then fasten tightly in place on the back of the car!
Job done!
Over and out beauts!
Much Bespoke Love
Jess ♥
So cute! I love personal touches like these!!
It’s these personal touches that make the day more special 🙂
These are really lovely! These personal touches will give a vintage car more special look.
I sell wedding tin can sets on Etsy for anyone interested on sprucing up their special day!! 🙂
https://www.etsy.com/ie/listing/242863008/set-of-8-hand-made-ready-to-use?ref=shop_home_active_1
A power drill would be way easier that hammering a screwdriver through the can. Then you would be able to hold the can yourself as well.
Nice post. Any interest in doing a reboot with Hang Kap (www.hangkap.com)? This is a product that snaps onto the lip of a can, and you can feed string through its holes to create a display, or in this case, wedding car cans!
Hi George
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