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14 Amazing Ways You Could Repurpose a Tin

Tin cans are one of the easiest items to repurpose, not least because it can be used as a receptacle for many a thing. Sure we've seen them used as flower pots, maybe even candle holders. But how about a lamp, a clock or a scarecrow?

Use it as a mobile for your child or as a wind chime.

tin mobile

Or a cutlery holder. Especially if you are having a meal outside. Or in your caravan!

tin cutlery caddy

And while you're outside, who not have some lanterns?

tin lantern

If you are good at attention to detail, something like this would be amazing to have either on the patio or in the conservatory.

tin candle holders

You can use it as the mount for your clock.

tin clock

Or to store those bags you can't seem to get rid of.

tin bag holder

Of course, you can use them for your herbs.

tin pots for herbs

How about a set of drums?

tin drums

Or the classic stilts. In fact, Tara and Kylee from the Mud Pie Makers gave an alternative for smaller children: tuna cans!

tin stilts

Scarecrows in the kitchen garden or allotment look kinda funky.

tin scarecrow

Keep your bits and bobs together with the organising stand.

tin organiser

And finally, we just love the look of this lamp.

tin lamp
Let us know how you get on with these. Why not check out our blog posts on repurposing glass bottles, plastic bags or a wedding dress!
Zoe Allison
Zoe Allison Writer and expert

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