Reusing tin cans

These recycling projects are exactly what I needed to get some ideas for updating my home on the cheap. I can't believe how good they look!

Transform empty tin cans into beautiful lanterns with this easy DIY guide. Perfect for upcycled decor, adding charm to your indoor or outdoor spaces.

Here are 50 tin can recycling projects that'll keep you busy...

I live in a Victorian semi-detached house with a lovely but small walled garden. There isn't much space for growing plants, so I tend to grow things in pots tha…

Tin cans are readily available in most households, making them a convenient and cost-effective material for creative upcycling. Therefore, next time, don’t

Try recycling tin cans into beautiful and useful containers! This cheap and easy craft project is perfect for a rainy day at home and won't cost you any money.

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!

Transform your old tin cans into beautiful and functional planters with this easy DIY project. Perfect for eco-friendly gardening, upcycling not only helps reduce waste but also adds a personal touch to your outdoor decor. Simple steps guide you in creating unique plant pots that can suit any type of flower or herb. Discover tips for decorating and arranging your new planters to enhance your garden or balcony space, creating an inviting atmosphere with a sustainable flair. Explore different…

The recycling bin is my favorite craft store 🗑️🥰😜 So let's make something with these soda cans! This is a precursor video to show the basic techniques so ...

"Tin Can Organizer" After see this project on Pinterest, I had to give it a try........... Here is how I did it: I gathered the following (as shown): Empty Paint can 6 different sized tin cans 12 each: bolts, washers, nuts (2 for each can) 1 large nail Hammer Drill Sharpie (for marking where to drill holes) Drill bits: 1 smaller and 1 the same size or a little larger then the size of my bolt First, I marked where I wanted my holes to be on the tin cans: Next, using my nail and hammer, I…