How can I repurpose spray can lids?

Hi, what a novel idea. The only thing I can think of is using them as planters. You could hang them from a branch or dowel stick for a vertical planter.

Start plants in them or use them for small paint jobs to hold your paint.

Not a whole lot here for them, you could decorate the outside of them and put little things in them like paperclips, golf pencils, succulents....

Maybe save them until inspiration hits.

I like your idea of making "modern" art with the lids and beleive they would lend themselves well to that function, especially since they are likely to be in colors you love. Here's a video (rather lengthy) that might inspire you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eewdZQVk8DQ

here is more ideas

https://www.pinterest.com/tickledpinktony/paint-cans-lids-more-upcycle-reuse-recycle-repurpo/

You can make two holes on each side of it attach a string or a band to each hole and wear it on your head with the band under your chin. You can wear it like a hat when playing the ukulele.

40 Clever Ways To Reuse Plastic Lids

https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/40-clever-ways-to-reuse-plastic-lids/

Hello. I recycle mine but I’ve seen people make mosaics out of them if you have enough colors to make a design you may want to glue mount them on wood.

Use them as cookie cutters!

If all the lids are clean, donate them to a daycare or nursery school.

Toddlers love to play with these colorful shapes.

You could screw to a board and use to organize Jewlery,or lay it down and put them in size order and use for q tips and hair ribbons

Thank you all for these great ideas! Much appreciated.

You could spray paint them a color you like, and then glue a wood round on top of each one to make a pedestal for displaying items.

heres a link that may help you out

https://www.pinterest.ca/cambra13/lid-art-cans/

Use them to start seeds.

• Use a plastic lid to keep yarn from getting tangled as you knit or crochet. Cut an “X” in the center of a plastic lid. Thread yarn through the “X.” As you pull the yarn through the “X” the kinks will come undone.
• Save various sizes and colors of lids to use as toddler toys. Just make sure the lids are too big to fit in a toddler’s mouth. Plastic lids are great for teaching colors, counting, building blocks, play food, or for various imaginative games. Here are 30 more great ways to use plastic lids with kids from Powerful Mothering.
• Use clear plastic lids to make sun catchers. Kids can color on them with markers, then punch a hole in the lid and hang them on windows with string and Command hooks.
• Use a sturdy plastic lid to scrape dried-on food off of a non-stick skillet.

Hello, hope this helps you out,

https://craftingagreenworld.com/articles/diy-flower-pots-plastic-cap-craft/

Cover a canvas with them (sticking them in place) Radom is good! to make a wall mounted statement or maybe 2 or 3 or 4 as you get them..

Use them for starting seeds - donate them to a school.

I flip them over and use to hold small screws or nails when I am working on a project. I've also used them to hold art paint bottles so that if I hit & spill, it will be a contained mess and I can even use the paint that puddles in the bottom. Put in a drawer to use as an organization tool. I have some at the back door in a drawer and have my alarm remote sitting in it, before that it would slide around and get lost in the drawer.

I would glue them together and then decorate them with transfers and flip them upside down and use them as an organizer on your desk for paperclips, tacks and other small items.

Spray can lids make great organizers for small craft items or office supplies such as paper clips, thumb tacks, etc.