Decor Made From Tin | Clare’s Wares | Tin Decor for Log Homes

Here are a few of decor-diva Clare Martin's favorite tin cabin decor picks for adding a dash of pioneer spirit to your log home.

by Clare Martin | Editor of Log Home Living | Photos by Log Home Living Edit

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This month’s theme: Perfect Tin

Nothing evokes the feeling of the old frontier quite like sturdy tin. Cut and punched into decorative shapes and patterns, this malleable metal was one of the hallmarks of decor among early American settlers. Here are a few of my favorite picks for adding a dash of pioneer spirit to your home.

Punched Tin Panel	Salvaged Tin Stars	Hanging Tin Shade

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1. Do you have the punched tin panel in a silver or lead color?

   Thanks,
   Jane Kinzie
   jkinzie5@gmail.com

   Jane Kinzie — September 10, 2009 @ 3:04 pm — Reply

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