Empty tuna cans can be repurposed in creative and practical ways. Here are some innovative ideas:
For the Kitchen & Home
- Mini Herb Planters – Grow small herbs like basil or parsley. Drill a drainage hole and place them on a windowsill.
- Spice Holders – Mount the cans on a board or inside a cabinet to store commonly used spices.
- Tea Light Candle Holders – Fill with wax and a wick for DIY candles.
- Cookie or Egg Rings – Use them as molds for perfectly round cookies, pancakes, or fried eggs.
- Measuring Cups – Cleaned cans can act as portion-sized measuring cups.
For Organization
- Desk Organizers – Store paper clips, push pins, or small office supplies.
- Magnetic Storage – Attach magnets to the bottom and place them on a fridge for holding small items.
- Wall-Mounted Storage – Stack and glue cans together for a wall-mounted storage system in craft rooms or garages.
For DIY & Crafts
- Mini Succulent Pots – Paint and decorate the cans for unique succulent planters.
- Hanging Lanterns – Punch holes in the sides and place a candle inside for a decorative lantern.
- Bird Feeders – Attach a stick for perching and hang with a string to create a bird feeder.
- Wind Chimes – String multiple cans together and hang outside for a rustic wind chime.
For Kids & Fun Projects
- Toy Storage – Great for organizing crayons, small toys, or Lego pieces.
- Drums or Shakers – Fill with rice or beans, seal, and let kids use them as musical instruments.
- Mini Paint Containers – Perfect for holding small amounts of paint for craft projects.
Would you like instructions for any of these?
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