1. DIY storage:
Put some pretty scrapbook or contact paper on those cans and use them for storage. I use the black and white cans in my crafting cabinet to hold scissors, Sharpies and paint pens, and even a contact paper-covered Oatmeal can for storing pipe cleaners.
2. Turn them into decor!
I found these great printable vintage can labels on Pinterest, and I printed several of them off on our printer. Wrap them around your cans and you've got some "antique" cans you can display! I am going to ask the cafeteria at my school if they'll give me one of the large cans so I can wrap a pretty label around it and use it as a vase.
3.Candle holders/tea lights
I didn't do this one, but I may try it soon- I'd love to make these tea light holders for our porch this coming summer!

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Here is another similar idea:

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4. Seasonal decor:
I didn't make this one either, but I'd like to. Here are some cute seasonal craft ideas you can make from tin cans.

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And how cool is this advent calendar?

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Have you made any neat things with tin cans?
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