Recycled DIY Storage Container
Finding cute ways to organizer your different materials can definitely be a challenge. This Recycled DIY Storage Container is a super cheap and super easy way for you to make tons of organizers to make your life a little easier. You can decorate this to perfectly match any room you want to use it in. Plus, you can really add your own style to this recycled craft to make it your own. Just watch this craft video to see how easy it is to recreate this super cute organizer!
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
MaterialsRecycled Materials
Primary TechniqueRepurposing
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- Clean Pringles Can
- Your Choice of Three Colors of Duck Tape
- Craft Mat
- Craft Knife
Recycled DIY Storage Container
Recycled Pringles Storage Organizer Instructions
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Pick a Duck Tape color you want your can to be, wrap a strip around the top edge, and cut off at the back.
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Repeat step 1 down the entire can until it's completely covered.
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On your craft mat, cut and lay out a few six to eight inch strips of each of your other Duck Tape colors and cut out different sized triangles, or any shape you'd like.
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Next, apply them to your liking and create your own design onto the can and get organized!
More Crafty Ideas For You
We love the idea of upcycling and giving a new life to everyday items, so if you enjoy crafting recycled DIY storage containers, we have some great project ideas for you!
For those who have a knack for sewing, we recommend making fabric-covered storage containers. Simply take an old cardboard box or plastic container and cover it with your favorite fabric using Mod Podge or fabric glue. Not only will this project give you a stylish way to store your items, but it's also a fun way to showcase your personal style.
If you're more into woodworking, consider making wooden storage crates from old pallets or scrap wood. These crates are not only practical for organizing your space, but they also add a rustic and charming touch to any room. You can customize them with paint, stencils, or even decoupage for a unique look.
For those who prefer a quick and easy project, try making tin can organizers. Simply clean out tin cans from your pantry, paint them in your favorite colors, and add decorative accents like washi tape or twine. These organizers are perfect for holding pens, utensils, or even small plants, and they're a great way to add a pop of color to your workspace or kitchen.
No matter your skill level or preferred crafting materials, there are plenty of ways to get creative with recycled DIY storage containers. Have fun experimenting with different techniques and materials to create storage solutions that are both functional and beautiful. Happy crafting!
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Marilyn B
Jun 06, 2017
I have made several,of these but using two different techniques. I wrapped containers for raisins, oatmeal, bread crumbs, that have kids, in pretty wallpaper or fabric scraps, that in glued on with white glue, then input either fabric or ribbon trim on the edges being careful not to make it too thick so,the lid still,fit on securely. I used them as a way to give out cookies at holiday time, and I put a bow on top. So after the cookies were gone, they could use the containers, which I saved throughout the year!
Weberme
Apr 02, 2017
Super cute idea for a very cheap storage container that looks great and no one would know it was made out of a recycled pringles can and duct tape.Great project for kids and adults for craft room,sewing room or bedroom to store all of your office or craft supplies. I love that this is a recycling project and you can use any embellishments to decorate it your own special way. Nice video with a great tutorial.
Toni
Mar 21, 2017
#NationalCraftMonth2017 cute project, and the pringles cans can be cut down to different heights for a set of these.
Sue LD
Mar 15, 2017
Great idea to use duct tape. I like the color and the triangle accents. .#NationalCraftMonth2017
ridiculosity 67303 43
Mar 15, 2017
If you used a lot of those chips, you could organize a lot of things.
RhiRowland
Mar 15, 2017
I used to make these all the time with my kids. I should make some more adult like ones for myself. #NationalCraftMonth2017
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