These cups are about the same size as my cats food cups. I use them in crafting to mix small amounts of paint or mod podge. Then they are disposed of. I use them as 1/2 cup scoops for large bags of food, cereal, flour, etc. You can leave them right in the bag without searching for a measuring cup the right size. By puncturing a hole in the center bottom, you can create a "wind chime". Starting at the bottom tie a piece of metal (fishing weight, washer, bell) then thread it through the cup; leave a little space and tie the next metal piece and thread it through the next cup; continue until you have about 6 cups and weights; tie a loop for hanging at the top. By using bells it makes a better "chime" effect. Paint them up as bells and decorate with flowers or small pine cones and ribbon for Christmas. If you use acrylic paint you'll want to make sure you seal them with a clear finish to use them outdoors.
wash them and stack them to save to cover plants in the spring that you pot indoors. The cups will keep the moisture on the planted seeds and soil to help them grow faster.
Yes, donate to elementary schools, especially those in less advantaged areas. Many schools have next to nothing budgets for arts and crafts materials, and often teachers are paying for basic stuff out of their own pockets.
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Donate to school's Art teachers for water cups for painting.
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These cups are about the same size as my cats food cups. I use them in crafting to mix small amounts of paint or mod podge. Then they are disposed of. I use them as 1/2 cup scoops for large bags of food, cereal, flour, etc. You can leave them right in the bag without searching for a measuring cup the right size. By puncturing a hole in the center bottom, you can create a "wind chime". Starting at the bottom tie a piece of metal (fishing weight, washer, bell) then thread it through the cup; leave a little space and tie the next metal piece and thread it through the next cup; continue until you have about 6 cups and weights; tie a loop for hanging at the top. By using bells it makes a better "chime" effect. Paint them up as bells and decorate with flowers or small pine cones and ribbon for Christmas. If you use acrylic paint you'll want to make sure you seal them with a clear finish to use them outdoors.
wash them and stack them to save to cover plants in the spring that you pot indoors. The cups will keep the moisture on the planted seeds and soil to help them grow faster.
Yes, donate to elementary schools, especially those in less advantaged areas. Many schools have next to nothing budgets for arts and crafts materials, and often teachers are paying for basic stuff out of their own pockets.
Hello Gwen; I hope that these ideas will be of help to you!!
Have fun and Take Care!
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/plastic-container-crafts
https://www.pinterest.com/whitehousefoods/reusing-jars-cups-in-crafts