Comments on: How To Make A Vintage DIY Christmas Butterfly Ornament https://www.pictureboxblue.com/diy-christmas-butterfly-ornament/ Free vintage maps and images Wed, 07 Oct 2026 13:17:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 By: claire https://www.pictureboxblue.com/diy-christmas-butterfly-ornament/#comment-19719 https://www.pictureboxblue.com/?p=18024#comment-19719 In reply to Beth.

Thank you for the suggestion that is a good idea. Or you can chop up old cork tiles.

]]> By: Beth https://www.pictureboxblue.com/diy-christmas-butterfly-ornament/#comment-19718 https://www.pictureboxblue.com/?p=18024#comment-19718 Another way of mounting the butterflies would be to glue a slice of a wine cork (cut small enough to be discreet) to the bottom of the tuna can, and then attach the butterfly to that either with a specimen pin or glue. This means one doesn't have to buy cork sheets which can be a lot more expensive than free wine corks 😉

]]> By: claire https://www.pictureboxblue.com/diy-christmas-butterfly-ornament/#comment-18421 https://www.pictureboxblue.com/?p=18024#comment-18421 In reply to Kathy.

Hi Kathy, if you have a metal file you can blunt the edges of the tuna can using that. I find the ring pull tuna cans aren't as sharp as the ones that you open with a tool.

]]> By: Kathy https://www.pictureboxblue.com/diy-christmas-butterfly-ornament/#comment-18397 https://www.pictureboxblue.com/?p=18024#comment-18397 Thanks for sharing. They turned out beautiful! My tuna cans have sharp edges What do you suggest I file them with?
Thank you

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