Flowers in cans

Take a simple kitchen item and turn it into something beautiful! I will show you how flowers in tin cans can look elevated and pretty.

Okay, so I could not think of a title for these. "Warhol cans you buy at Target, cover in sealer and put stuff in" was too long. I have no idea how long Target has had these Andy Warhol soup cans, but I saw them for the first time last week. Granted, they are

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"These upcycled tin can planters will brighten up your garden or patio even on the dullest of days. I used paper napkins of my favorite designer Marimekko. These Finnish prints are so bright and colorful and look great together. You can easily buy mixed packs of napkins on eBay. You only need one paper napkin per tin. The tins are then sealed with an acrylic varnish so they can be used outdoors. All you need to do is plant them with your favorite summer flowers."

See how to recycle your rubbish into something useful with these DIY tin can planters. Using decoupage to upcycle the tin cans into cute plant pots. Perfect for adding colour to your garden or windowsill.

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*Bee* creative and think outside the vase! An upcycled can makes a charming container and vase for garden flowers. I found this ‘Bradshaw’s Clover Blossom Hon…

Mysterious, gorgeous flower designs have been showing up unannounced around the city, only to be stumbled upon by New Yorkers delighted by their arrival. Slowly

Homemade DIY herb gardens are a fun, easy, affordable gift to make. Such a great gift to receive, too - easy to grow, even in small spaces. So cute!

Love Upcycling? Then this cactus plant pot DIY using empty drink cans is for you. Check it out now and give your cans a new lease of life!