Pringles Can Scarecrow

by Pam

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Using just a Pringles can, scrapbooking cardstock and a little raffia, I made a sweet scarecrow perfect for fall decor.

This sweet Scarecrow helps dress up my kitchen for fall.

I used an empty Pringles can as the base of my scarecrow

Chose what colors you would like your scarecrow to wear and attach them to your can with a little bit of glue or tape.

Add details to your scarecrow by adding patches, and Overall straps using scraps of paper.

pringles can scarecrow, crafts, The arms are just thin strips of paper To attach them to the can fold over about a half inch to make a tab and glue in place

The arms are just thin strips of paper. To attach them to the can, fold over about a half inch to make a tab, and glue in place.

pringles can scarecrow, crafts, Since hats don t fit well on flat heads tape a small ball of newspaper to the top of can It will be hidden under the hat but it will give the hate dimension

Since hats don't fit well on flat heads, tape a small ball of newspaper to the top of can. It will be hidden under the hat but it will give the hate dimension.

Using a small piece of rope tie on a paper circle a couple of inches bigger than the can to make the hat.

pringles can scarecrow, crafts, Definitely looking more cute than scary Add more details if desired and then find a place to enjoy him If you would like to see more scarecrow ideas it is Scarecrow Party week on the my blog PamsPartyandPracticalTips com

Definitely looking more cute than scary! Add more details if desired, and then find a place to enjoy him. If you would like to see more scarecrow ideas, it is Scarecrow Party week on the my blog PamsPartyandPracticalTips.com

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Brenda R on Oct 12, 2013
I have a big collection of Crystal Light plastic cans that could be used for this project too.

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- Pam on Oct 12, 2013
  @Brenda R You sure could. This type of project you can use whatever you have on hand.
  
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- Marsha Brothers on Oct 12, 2013
  @Brenda R I use Chrystal Light plastic containers for my artists watercolor pencils and paint brushes. Also great for buttons .
  
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Donna Dooley on Oct 12, 2013
We quit eating pringles but I still have some cans in craft area, This sounds fun to make.. I think I will make for a friends grandma who is in a nursing home.. easy and I can put small pumkin or some gourds next to it.. Thanks for the idea, I will tell it came from you

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