Tutorial: Tic Tac Vases

By Brittni • posted on 07/06/2021

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My husband loves orange tic tacs almost as much as Paulie Bleaker, and we have a lot of these empty containers laying around. So, I decided to up-cycle them into mini bud vases. They work wonderfully together and look great lined up too. All you will need are some old magazines and tic tac containers. Here’s how to make them…

Grab some empty tic tac containers and remove all the sticker labeling with soap and water. Once all the labels have been removed, use an Xacto knife or something similar to cut off the top flap. Then grab an old magazine and find an area large enough to cover your tic tac vase.

Tip: Paper Source catalogs are perfect for this. Great patterns and thick matte paper. Cut out a strip long enough to wrap around the container completely. Attach with glue and wait for it to dry. Fill with water and add flowers. Note: This works best as a single bud vase, but if you would like to add multiple flowers, weight the container down with a couple of pennies or pebbles at the bottom.

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I just emailed you Sam.

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can I use this in my ICT project, if i get no answer i will count it as a yes

sam flay

Wow, this is a great idea! I’ve mentioned your tutorial on my blog Five Sixteenths here: http://fivesixteenthsblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/neat-diy-recycle-project-tic-tac-vase.html

Hope you’ll pop by!

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Very innovative! I always knew there was something else to do with those empty Tic-Tac containers besides flipping the lid over and over. Definitely will try this soon!

actsofflair

Thank you for inspirational eye candy! I just posted the tutorial on my blog today, and linked back to you. Thanks for sharing! I want to go make them right now!

Paige Galla

such a cute idea! tic tac boxes always remind me of the movie juno now.

jen jafarzadeh

Great idea, my daughter will be excited to try this one.

rekha

lovely idea!! i love recycle!!!

relydesign

These are so cute! What a great idea! The mention of using them as party favors makes me think they’d also be great for cheap DIY wedding decor or favors too!

Mallory

Love this idea! We tried it and posted about it on our blog (linking back to you, of course)! Thanks for the great inspiration!

Maggie

Cute! I used to play with tic tac containers all the time when I was a kid! They make good boats in the bathtub 🙂

Sara

So glad you like them ladies. They are really fun to make, and was thinking they would make for a nice party favor and place setting item at dinner parties too.
-Brittni

papernstitch

This is such a great idea and they are so pretty!

A Beautiful Party

Wow! This is seriously cute! Now those little boxes come into great use!

Fee-AMore

this is SUCH a cute idea! ah.

Lauren Jade
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