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Friday, April 23, 2010

Goodwill Transformation: Kitchen Canisters


Oh how I love thrifting.  I found some nifty canisters on my recent trip. $3 for both.  Nice, right?
They had a cute shape, but uggggly color!




I gave it a quick coat of primer. 
(by the way, my spray paint gun is my new BEST friend!!)



I decided I liked the white, so I gave it a few good coats of white spray paint.




Added a vinyl # 1 and 2
(using my handy cricut machine!)



Hot glued on a little twine.....



Voila, new canisters that are cuuuute!

38 comments:

  1. Beautiful makeover! Love the addition of the twine.

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  2. I LOVE it!! and the twine is a great touch!

    Thanks for linking up to I'm Lovin' It! Have a GREAT weekend!

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  3. did you get a cricut? i love them!! i am going to have to try that spray gun thing, it looks cool!
    :)
    Kelly

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  4. These are just too cute! Great finds!

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  5. These are just too cute! Great finds!

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  6. These turned out so cute!!! I'm impressed with all your thrifiness. I'm crossing my fingers I'll find something good at DI today. :)

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  7. Those are adorable! I have a black and white obsession right now, and the numbers?? LOVE IT!

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  8. When I saw the thumbnail on my blogroll, I knew this would be a good one, but I underestimated how cool it would be.VERY well done!

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  9. Hi..I’m Barb from Fri. Follow. I am your newest follower. I hope you will get a chance to visit my blog @ santasgiftshoppe.blogspot.com
    & get inspired by something for your family/home. I hope you will follow me as well.
    PS where did you get the great spray paint gadget???

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  10. Super duper sweet! I really love your twine touch too.

    Thanks for linking this up to SNS!
    FJ Donna

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  11. I would love to know where you bought your spray paint gun thing. What a handy looking tool.

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  12. I found the spray paint gun thingy at Lowe's. It was only like $2.50. In the paint section, near the spray paint! Works greeeat! No more sore fingers.

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  13. Cute idea! Nice to find another blogger from my small town!

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  14. What a great transformation! They look fabulous! Love the added twine! Thanks so much for stopping by and linking to the Sunday Showcase! Hope you have a great week! I greatly appreciate it! ~ Stephanie Lynn

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  15. ADORABLE, I love these! I just made a killing at our local thrift store and have lots of little projects ahead of me... love to see ideas from others' finished products! =)

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  16. Too cute. Found you on Texas Bloggers. Great blog

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  17. Super cute, I love the contrast with the smooth white and twine!

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  18. Those are great looking! I have canisters that I use for holding my kitchen utensils and they are not my fave... I will have to try and replicate this fab project!

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  19. Super cute! Makes me want to go hit some thrift stores today!

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  20. Great find and great transformation! I love the addition of the twine - thanks for linking this up as well!

    Chelsea

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  21. I featured these on my blog so come on over and grab a "featured" button! :)

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  22. I love it! So cute! I would never have thought of adding the twine, but it really finishes the product.

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  23. Simple but very effective...

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  24. I am with you! I love thrift store shopping and bought a whole set of canisters and thanks for sharing the idea. Now, I can spray paint it into a color that I want since I wanted to paint our kitchen wall again.

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  25. Where did you find your spray paint gun?

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  26. Angela,
    I got it at Lowe's. It is was hanging up near the spray paint section. It was under $3 I think. I love it!

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  27. How well is the spray paint holding up on those canisters? Any chipping? I've wanted to spray paint ceramic but I'm not sure how well it will work. I just don't want it to chip off from being used.

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  28. That is so great! It is nice to know more about that chalkboard spray paint. I am going to get my first can today for a few projects I have in the works. Can't wait to see more projects!
    kitchen canisters

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