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- Empty Food Containers — mine were from corn meal and oats.
- Spray paint or craft paint
- Stamps
- Scrapbook Paper
- Tape
- Labels
- Chalkboard Paint
- Chalk
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This would be a perfect project to do with kids too, to teach them recycling and re-purposing in a fun creative way. Let them do the stamping and decorating…they can probably think of all sorts of uses for them too. Thanks for sharing it!
Arrived via TCB…cheers!
I love this idea~and must say since starting toget into DIY anything, I look at everything differently! These would make great containers for storing paint brushes too…hmmmm 😉