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07.29.16 By Ashley 2 Comments

Washi Tape Tin Can Craft Vases

I love finding cheap and affordable ways to decorate my home and also my outdoor living space!  Bringing fresh flowers into your home or onto an outdoor patio is a great way to add life and color to your space.  But when I want to put flowers on my table outside, I always worry about the vases getting knocked over and broken.  So the other day I decided to put a few beautiful blooms into some washi tape covered tin can craft vases and it became the perfect way to add flowers to my outdoor living space without being worried about anything breaking!  Plus, these are so fun to create, so creative, quick and inexpensive too!  Keep reading to learn more.

Washi-Tape-Tin-Can-Craft-Vase-Darice-1Washi Tape Tin Can Craft Vase Supplies:

  • Tin Cans
  • Darice Washi Tape
  • Fresh Flowers

Washi-Tape-Tin-Can-Craft-Vase-Darice-2If you are anything like me, you have a few cans of food in your home.  I try to use fresh whenever possible, but I regularly use canned chicken broth and canned beans.  So as I used cans for cooking, I set aside a few for this tin can craft project.  Be careful when using tin cans though because the top edge can be sharp.  We have a can opener that leaves the top edge not sharp so I recommend using one of those for this project especially if you have little ones in the house, you don’t want any cut fingers.

After I removed the contents of the tin can, I washed it out thoroughly and removed the label.

Then I took a variety of washi tape and covered the cans with it!

Washi-Tape-Tin-Can-Craft-Vase-Darice-3You can space the washi tape out, or put it close together.  You can alternate designs or use all the same pattern.  There are so many options and you can get as creative as you want with these tin can craft vases!

Washi-Tape-Tin-Can-Craft-Vase-Darice-4After the tin cans were beautified with a bit of washi tape, I added some water and these beautiful hydrangea blooms!

The tin can craft vases look beautiful inside my home and out on my patio table too!

Another fun way to re-use tin cans is to create these tin can planter recycled crafts that are perfect for kids!

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Ashley

Ashley is an interior designer turned DIY / Craft Blogger located in the Indianapolis area. Her passion for interior design grew into a love of creating and one day she just decided to start blogging about it, at Simply Designing! Ashley loves power tools and her hot glue gun, but her sewing machine slightly scares her. She loves life and finds joy in the simple things! Ashley loves her family and friends and is a firm believer that a good cup of hot chocolate or ice cream cures most things. She is grateful for all she has every single day.

http://www.simplydesigning.net

Filed Under: Earth Day - Recycled Crafts, Floral, Home Decor, Summer Tagged With: recycled, summer craft, tin can, tin can craft, vase, vases, washi tape, washi tape craft

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  1. Washi Tape Christmas Decorations says:
    08.03.17 at 12:40 pm

    […] with very little help could make as gifts these super simple little vases or pencil holders from washi tape and empty cans […]

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  2. Washi Tape Tin Can Vases says:
    08.03.16 at 6:31 am

    […] If you can’t tell we especially liked the polka dotted tape since we used it on all three vases!  But the other ones were so fun too!  I am sharing all of the details on how to make these along with what washi tapes we used over at the Darice Blog HERE. […]

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