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DIY Spring Decor: Upcycling a Peanut Can into a Flower Decoration

Transform a peanut can into a beautiful spring flower decoration with this creative upcycled craft project. Learn how to repurpose materials and create a unique piece for your home decor.

Today, I will show you how to transform a peanut can into a spring flower decoration. This craft is quick and easy. The best part about this craft is once you're done this decoration is adorable when added to existing spring decor. If you're ready let's begin creating your very own spring flower decoration.

Upcycled peanut can transformed into spring decoration

DIY Spring Decor: Upcycling a Peanut Can into a Flower Decoration
Video tutorial

Upcycled peanut can transformed into spring decoration

Materials for spring flower decoration

Materials needed

  • One peanut can or any can that you would like to reuse
  • Artificial Spring flowers and foliage
  • One mini bunny decoration (I'm using the one from Dollar Tree)
  • Acrylic paint (I'm using white)
  • Twine 
  • Paintbrush
  • Hot glue
  • Foam block
  • One craft stick
Step one: Preparing the Peanut Can
Peanut can, acrylic paint, and paintbrush

Begin by applying a few layers of paint to your peanut can. I recommend using at least three coats of paint. Be sure to allow each coat to dry completely before moving on to the next step.

Step two: Attaching the Twine or Craft StringPainted white can, string and scissors

Take your twine or craft string and glue down one end to the peanut can. This will help keep the string in place when you wrap it around the can. Start wrapping the string around the twine or string around the can, creating a decorative pattern. Wrap it a few times to cover the middle section of the can. Cut the end of the string using scissors and secure it with hot glue. You can create a bow if you want an extra design.

Step three: Decorate the Craft StickPaintbrush, craft stick and acrylic paint
Optionally, paint the craft stick to match the overall look decoration. 


Craft stick and bunny decoration
Next, use hot glue to attach the bunny decoration to the top of the craft stick. You can find a pack of the bunny decorations at your local Dollar Tree. If not, feel free to use any other spring decorations or embellishments.

Step four: Insert the Foam Block
Hand inserting foam block into can
Insert a foam block into the peanut can. If the foam block is too large, trim it down using a plastic craft knife until it fits snugly inside of the can.

Step five: Arrange the Flowers and add the Bunny Decoration
Painted can, foam block, flowers and scissors

Use floral cutters to trim your flowers to the appropriate size. Insert the flower stems into the foam block, arranging them as desired. You can mix different types of flowers for a vibrant look.
Place the bunny decoration inside the peanut can, positioning it toward the back. The bunny adds a charming touch to your spring decoration.

hand inserting flower in can

Final Touches
Upcycled peanut can flower decoration

Admire your upcycled Spring flower decoration! It's simple yet delightful.
You may consider adding it to a tiered tray or incorporating it into your existing spring decor.
Enjoy your lovely creation! 🌸🐰

Upcycled peanut can flower decoration

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Comments

  1. Great idea my grand,daughter and I will,really enjoy this project

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    1. Happy to hear that you enjoyed this craft. 😊

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  2. beautiful! so simple and so smart! I love the idea :) thank your for sharing :* saved for later <3

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  3. Thanks for sharing with us at the To Grandma's house we go link party! I'm featuring you this week!

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    1. Tarahlynn, thank you. That's wonderful to hear. 😊

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  4. That is really pretty. I have a couple of peanut cans from Christmas and have been trying to find a use for them.

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  5. Adorable crafting fun. I'm decoupage some cans as we speak, making a plastic spoon and fork holder, blog soon.

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    1. Thank you! Decoupage projects are so much fun! Enjoy!

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  6. I love to recycle/upcycle cans! Yours turned out so cute, Stephanie.

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    1. Aw, thank you so much. I appreciate that. 😊

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  7. Adorable Stephanie! I especially love the little bunny bottom! Featuring when my party opens.

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