Punched Tin Panel | Clare’s Wares | Decor Made From Tin

by Clare Martin | Editor of Log Home Living | Photos by March 2008 Edit

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Punched Tin Panel | Cabin Decor Clare’s Wares | March 2008 | Log Home Living by: Clare Martin

Expert Panel Who can resist the old-fashioned allure of a simple pie safe with a punched-tin door? I certainly can’t—but I also don’t have much spare cash lying around to purchase an authentic version of my own. That’s why I love these 14-by-10-inch punched-tin cabinet panels from Irvin’s Country Tinware—they can transform any run-of-the-mill cabinet door into an instant slice of Americana. This classic diamond pattern is cut into tin with a rustic, coppery tint, which will look great against the warm tones of your logs. $9.95 Call 800-800-4846, or visit their website.

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1. Can I purchase a panel that would be 36″ long by 14″ high and have a design put in the area approx 30″ x 10″? This is for a panel behind my stove. I would prefer an antique brass look finish vs tin (grey)

   do you supply such a product????

   my email address is: scrapbookgram@comcast.net

   Kathy Sullivan — October 27, 2009 @ 1:31 pm — Reply

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