Frosting containers- How can I repurpose them?

There are so many fun things you can do with them! You can turn them into a cup, decorate them and use them as organizer, or use them as giftwrap

cut a slit in the top and let your children decorate for there own banks ..my kids each had 3 ) spending, savings and christmas...today as adults they are the best money managers i know

Decorate them with glued on papers, or paint them, to go with your bathroom and use them to hold cotton balls, q-tips, make up pad removers, make up brushes, make up, and etc. The uses can be endless. You can also use them to hold children's ponytail holders and other small hair do-dads. They are great for boys to put small toys in, such as Lego men, and etc. The bank idea for the kids is a great one, too. For an office they can hold rubber bands, paper clips, tacs for a tac board, chalk, on and on. They can be decorated to go with any room's colors or theme.

For an outing they come in handy for snacks for small ones, such as animal crackers, dry cereal, mini marshmallows, small crackers, raisins, and other small finger foods, such as veggies. I use them for many many things. Just use your imagination. If it fits in them, it can be used for that purpose most of the time.

i save containers like those for trail mix or chex mix, or fudge, diy soup mix, dehydrated veggies, occasionally as a planter for geranium cutting - esp if to be gifted out.

I love to decorate them and then use them all over the house. I especially like to use them as a sponge holder in my kitchen. Or an sos pad holder.

I use them, {whenever I don't make my own frosting...} for storing things in fridge, leftover soups etc...or just leftovers period....