there was a post a while back using them as a desk organizer for paper clips, rubber bands etc. they were mounter on an upright support, and would swing into position. there is an archive of sorts in the hometalk chats, "find your next project" the post may be archived there.
Small cake pans. Prepare same asa cake pan, Fill with cake batter 350 deg. Bake same amount time as cupcakes. Cuter then the average cupcake. Grand kids love making them.
Any re-use ideas? Besides storing stuff in them. I'm not in a recycling friendly bldg & I feel BAD everytime I have to trash one. They're very cute, hard plastic bott...
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there was a post a while back using them as a desk organizer for paper clips, rubber bands etc. they were mounter on an upright support, and would swing into position. there is an archive of sorts in the hometalk chats, "find your next project" the post may be archived there.
Here are some fab ideas from other Hometalkers that might inspire you Ret
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=tuna%20cans
Hello Ret! Here are some great links with information on your project! Best wishes and Happy New Year!
https://www.diyncrafts.com/23190/repurpose/20-frugally-genius-ways-upcycle-empty-tuna-cans
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=how+can+i+upcycle+tuna+cans%3f&qpvt=How+can+I+upcycle+tuna+cans%3f&FORM=IGRE
Small cake pans. Prepare same asa cake pan, Fill with cake batter 350 deg. Bake same amount time as cupcakes. Cuter then the average cupcake. Grand kids love making them.
Hometalk and Pinterest are full of ideas, but why not just recycle them?