I cover them with fabric, paint, contact paper, decoupage,.... and use them as risers in the decor above my kitchen cabinets. I also sort craft supplies in them and label them for storage ( like sorting colors of tile and broken China for mosaic). I have a painted one in my entryway for holding store bags to take while walking my dog ( big dog, so bigger bag makes pick up cleaner and easier). Also, have some salt melt in a decorated coffee can by the doors so the huge ugly bag can be stored. I decorate and use them for canisters in my cabinets for things like bags of powdered sugar, brown sugar, dried beans....keep my coffee machine filters in one in the camper, and many for storage there.....
They make great storage containers for use in the garage or kitchen. Decorate them in any fashion that pleases you, label what's in each one, stack them high, let kids use them for small toy storage. So many great suggestions you've already received. Use them as table legs for a kid's table by painting them, gluing 2-high and and making 4 legs, placing a table top on them.
I have lots of Folgers containers. Since hurricane Katrina, we do not have recycling in our Parish (County). I am looking for creative and decorative things to do wi...
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I've got quite a collection of these. They are pretty sturdy plastic, either green or opaque clear. I can recycle them but I keep thinking someone more imaginativ...
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How about these ideas?
https://www.diyncrafts.com/25944/repurpose/30-crafty-repurposing-ideas-empty-coffee-containers
https://www.diyncrafts.com/17424/repurpose/50-jaw-dropping-ideas-for-upcycling-tin-cans-into-beautiful-household-items
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/coffee-can-crafts/
I cover them with fabric, paint, contact paper, decoupage,.... and use them as risers in the decor above my kitchen cabinets. I also sort craft supplies in them and label them for storage ( like sorting colors of tile and broken China for mosaic). I have a painted one in my entryway for holding store bags to take while walking my dog ( big dog, so bigger bag makes pick up cleaner and easier). Also, have some salt melt in a decorated coffee can by the doors so the huge ugly bag can be stored. I decorate and use them for canisters in my cabinets for things like bags of powdered sugar, brown sugar, dried beans....keep my coffee machine filters in one in the camper, and many for storage there.....
Paint them different colors for canisters or junk (nails, screws) holders.
Turn them into organizers https://www.hometalk.com/diy/craft-room/craft-supply-storage/upcycling-coffee-cans-into-organization-containers-1556642
Upcycling Coffee Cans Into Organization Containers
Hello, I hope this helps you out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9ZSiHBX6i8
Clean and cover them with contact paper - use for storage.
30 Crafty Repurposing Ideas For Empty Coffee Containers
https://www.diyncrafts.com/25944/repurpose/30-crafty-repurposing-ideas-empty-coffee-containers
They make great storage containers for use in the garage or kitchen. Decorate them in any fashion that pleases you, label what's in each one, stack them high, let kids use them for small toy storage. So many great suggestions you've already received. Use them as table legs for a kid's table by painting them, gluing 2-high and and making 4 legs, placing a table top on them.
Decorate and use for dry goods in your pantry.
KIds craft room to hold their supplies like crayons, scissors, pip cleaners, etc.