RE: Uses for Small Plastic Pringles Containers
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By wiglworm AT verizon.net (Guest Post)
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Sell them to me! I have been searching for those darn things for a while now.
Posted on 07/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Uses for Small Plastic Pringles Containers
What about a small bank for a small child? Take a piece of paper to fit around can, let them decorate the way they want, glue paper onto can. Then you can cut a slit/hole in the lid for them to put money in. Little ones do not want to keep their money very long, from my experience anyway. This would be a good size for them.
Posted on 11/15/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Uses for Small Plastic Pringles Containers
We used the large cans for this idea, but it would work for the smaller ones too. If you have young children who like to paint, cut a piece of paper to size to fit inside the side of the can. It should go around the entire wall of the inside of the can. Drop a marble in some paint. Scoop out the marble, drop it in the can and put the lid on. Roll the can on its side and it makes a really neat design. You can put in 2 marbles dipped in different colors at the same time too.
Posted on 11/14/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Uses for Small Plastic Pringles Containers
1. Use them to hold and sort small craft items, like beads, buttons, shells, etc...
2. Use them as mini paint pans.
3. Make a pincushion (for gifts?): stuff with cotton battting (or even cotton balls) cover with a circle of fabric, glue to inside of container. Decorate as desired.
4. Decorate and use as a coin holder, (gift?).
5. Last, but not least, use them to hold snacks for bag lunches...maybe more Pringles...(save money buying the regular size can )- and refill as needed!
Posted on 11/14/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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