Hello lovelies!
I have been organizing my craft supplies.
I love all of the adorable organizers one can find at Michael's.
However, I am thrifty and wanted to figure out a way to organize my craft supplies without spending any money!
I decided to create my own cute containers using empty grocery cans!
Photo courtesy GKR Photography |
Grocery Can Tutorial:
Photo courtesy GKR Photography |
~Supplies~
Clean grocery cans
Adhesive Spray
Pretty Fabric
Scissors
Embellishments
Step 1
Apply adhesive spray to outside of can in small sections.
Lay fabric on adhesive sprayed section and gently smooth
fabric to get most of the wrinkles out.
Continue to work your way around the entire can spraying and then laying fabric until you meet up with your original starting point.
Step 2
Trim top and bottom of fabric around can edges.
I left the edges a bit frayed for the shabby look but you can tuck and glue fabric if you like a polished look.
If the can does not have a peel off label and you are using a light colored fabric that shows lettering through the fabric,
you can apply a second layer of fabric and repeat step 1.
Step 3
Using your hot gun add a ribbon or trim around the edge.
Add fabric rosettes to tie in your colors and give your can that extra bit of Shabby fabulous punch!
Add your favorite creating supplies such as; paintbrushes, floral wire, scissors, pens, glue sticks, crystals etc!
Photo courtesy of GKR Photography |
Photo courtesy of GKR Photography |
Thank you for stopping by!
If you have cute organizing ideas leave a comment or email me
at oliviasromantichome@gmail.com
Happy Birthday to the lovely Beverly at How Sweet the Sound hosting
PINK SATURDAY!
I love these cakes from
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Thank you to Beverly at How Sweet the Sound for hosting all of us Pinkies!
Have a beautiful and blessed day!
PINK SATURDAY!
I love these cakes from
Rhonda's Rose Cottage Designs
Thank you to Beverly at How Sweet the Sound for hosting all of us Pinkies!
Have a beautiful and blessed day!
Big squishy hugs,
Olivia
Beautiful, what a wonder idea! Hugs, Penny
ReplyDeleteOlivia you make this look so easy they are beautiful especially the fabric good job! Tracy
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty and a charming idea!
ReplyDeleteOlivia, I love those shabby chic cans..How thrifty !! Smiles to you, Susie
ReplyDeleteSo glad I saw this post. Today I am working on doing some cans myself. Fun to see yours. I am thinking of spray startch to attach fabric--I am so messy with spray glue:) Yours are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHow very sweet- I love those cans made over-they are just beautiful@ xo Diana
ReplyDeleteAs always .......Adorable, love the fabric and bows
ReplyDeleteCarol
Olivia,
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Olivia, you are a lady after my own heart. I am loving your recycled grocery containers. They are absolutely gorgeous. I recycle everything I can and still way too much ends up in the landfills!! You are so creative my sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteGreat Job Olivia!! Let me know if you decide to put some these down at the flea market I would like to get a few!! Too cute! xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! And a green one!
ReplyDeleteGabriela
I love the fabric and embellishments you chose! So very Shabby Chic.
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I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteNicely done and very pretty. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Olivia! I love ideas like this. Thank you for your visit and Happy Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Awesome and so pretty! Happy Pink Saturday.
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What charming containers!! Some resemble elegant hats, and others, keeping with the theme, look like those sweet elastics around the heads of precious bald babies.
ReplyDeleteA lovely idea for recycling, and for enjoying.
rachel
A very pretty idea! Thankyou for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJennelise
Just gorgeous! Perfect for Pink Birthday celebration.
ReplyDeletePINK at my page, come and see. Have a great weekend.
Olivia,
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with your cans! Sounds funny, doesn't it? LOL! I too have been decorating ad do some altered cans! What a great and pretty way to recycle!! Hugs,
Deb
Hi Olivia..I love this storage solution...so much better (sweeter) than the store bought containers !!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink and Yellow Saturday!!
xo Tami
You are just sooo clever Miss Olivia! Great storage ideas that anyone can do!
ReplyDeleteHappy pink,
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Lorena
Great redos of those cans!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
Don't those cakes look awesome!
Hi Olivia! Oh, this is a great and very pretty idea! What a great way to recycle those cans.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for popping in to see me.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Thanks for the super sweet tute...
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday!
Blessings,
Spencer
Great idea with the cans. Love the pretty fabric you used. Hope you had a happy PS. Hugs, Lu
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my page! Love, love the cans! What a great idea!
ReplyDeletenice work
DeleteLOVE the shabby chic cans!
ReplyDeleteI have been saving different size cans and plan to do the same thing. Thanks for the tutorial and the inspiration to get started!
Will visit again soon!
Elizabeth
Olivia, you are always the creator of beautiful things. Love these.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday and thank you for the birthday wishes. You made my day even more special. I appreciate you and all you do to make Pink Saturday wonderful.♥
LOVE this!! Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI added you to my sidebar blogroll and look forward to more visits.
XOXO's,
Marcia
I pinned it! Thanks for the idea! http://pinterest.com/pin/48554502204671489/
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful & clever
ReplyDeleteTTFN ~
Marydon
Soo cute! Thanks fornthe tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSherri
There is very awesome idea! Thank you Olivia.
ReplyDeleteI love these Olivia! I'm a new follower. Would you please stop by and link up this post at Transformed Tuesday. I know my readers would love it. Hope you have time to stop by.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Peggy~PJH Designs
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