I am wanting to use the small individual creamer containers for a craft project. Where and how do I order unfilled containers? What is the cost and the minimum order? Please contact me through this site. Thanks.
By Deanne
I have about 100 blue and green I would not mind giving to you if you could pay postage. Could you share what you are going to use them for?
Thank You
I am looking for crafts using coffee creamer containers, the small ones. I have blue and green.
By Cindy
Craft ideas for individual creamer containers as submitted from the ThriftyFun community. Do you have any uses, post them here!
You can also use small lids from things like hairspray for this.
By myc2000
You can also make lip gloss and put it in them. We used film canister that I boiled to clean.
By Michele
By Heather
Susan from ThriftyFun
Do you have any uses for these little plastic cream containers? Post them here!
All good ideas. The pity is why we have these containers in the first place. I wouldn't even want to venture the total amounts of those containers used everyday across this world.
Ok here are my 10 ideas to reuse those small half and half containers.
1. to store flower seeds you take from your garden for next year.
2.could be used for parts of homemade miniature furniture.
examples bases of a table, lampshade, a top and skirt of a round table and others.
3.a cup for your homemade air freshener
4.a mold for ice cubes
5.a mold for homemade parakeet bells
6.homemade game pieces for a board game
7.a container to mix artists paints
8.stack them onto each other or make a small pyramid for a table top child's knock down game.
9 seed starter pots
10.holes for a small tabletop homemade miniature golf course using marbles for the golf balls.
Believe it or not people just doing any of the reuses mention here in this or any of Thrifty fun's categories will help you save money, feel better about yourself and deduct emissions from global warming. If you would like a further explanation please feel free to email me.
TO REUSE IS TO SAVE SO MUCH
Mr. Thrifty