I have seen lots of pringles containers decorated over the years, but I have never tried one myself.
I was surpised at how easy it was.
Look what I made in 10 minutes.
It is such a great container for cookies as the container protects them from breakage.
We are planning to give these to teachers for Christmas gifts with cookies and a starbucks gift card tucked inside.
And here’s a tip if you would like to try this project for yourself…from my years of scrapbooking I have learned that polka dots & stripes always look fantastic together…which is why I used polka dot paper and striped ribbon.
And let me share with you how I covered the container without using MESSY glue.
I used a 12×12 sheet of scrapbook paper.
I measured the height of the pringles container and then used a paper trimmer to trim the paper to the right height.
Then I used a tape runner around the 4 sides of the paper and one thru the middle.
Then I pressed the paper to the pringles can starting with the bottom edge of the can.
It was super easy!
I found a pack of cute paperstock tags at Micheals for $2.99 and I just punch a hole in the tag and tie it on the ribbon.
I am so pleased with the result.
I may never throw away an empty pringles can again!Please don’t forget to hop on over to Grace’s blog, Sense & Simplicity, to see how she jazzed up her pringles can!
We are just having such a blast sharing cookie ideas this week!
We are just having such a blast sharing cookie ideas this week!
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The Cannary's says
That's a super idea – i have two cans in the pantry right now and cookies to make for neighbors…hmmm…
Barb says
I love this idea so much for teacher gifts that I just might have to do it for them! I'm loving your Christmas cookie week and am getting some great ideas.
Happy Day to you!
Barb says
I love this idea so much for teacher gifts that I just might have to do it for them! I'm loving your Christmas cookie week and am getting some great ideas.
Happy Day to you!
Jenn says
This is a genius idea!
Miss Emily says
what a cool idea 😀 i may just have to steal it 😀
from your newest follower Emily
studiousstitch.blogspot.com
Good Girl Gone Green says
Great way to upcycle a Pringles can!
Kerryanne English says
Now I have the perfect excuse to buy Pringles – lol
I'd love it if you could share this over on my Simply Christmas Inspiration Party at http://shabbyartboutique.blogspot.com/2011/11/inspiration-friday.html
Denyse@Crazy Beautiful Life says
This is a great idea…I have a friend that makes cookies and snack mixes all the time and sends them to her family…I will have to pass this idea on to her…I would love for you to share it at my "Anything Goes" Linky party…
http://www.mydailyphotojourney.blogspot.com/2011/11/anything-goes-linky-party.html
Pam - diy Design Fanatic says
Cute and practical! Now all I need to do is find someone who eats Pringles!
Jessica at Me Sew Crazy says
What a fantastic idea! Thank you so much for sharing!
Chrissy says
These is such a great idea!! I am loving your blog, new follower!!
Deborah says
I love this idea and I think I'll be using it this year if my husband can quickly eat a bunch of pringles. Thanks for sharing.
Jen says
Visiting from CSI. Cute packaging! Like your blog and want to visit again.
Courtney {a thoughtful place} says
I Love this too! You could use this for so many things. What a darling way to package a gift. I am a polka dot with stripes gal as well!
Alicia says
I see these all the time, but have always wondered how you wash out the chip residue…I have never tried as they are only paper after all.