Turn a Pringles Can into a Charming Spring Vase — Easy Upcycle Tutorial

Add a fresh, budget-friendly touch to your home this season by upcycling an empty Pringles can into a charming spring vase. This quick project uses simple craft supplies and takes just a few steps — perfect for table centerpieces, wedding décor, or a seasonal mantel accent.

Finished spring vase: Pringles can wrapped in turquoise paper, trimmed with lace and pearl stickers, filled with pink flowers.

Things To Prepare

I turned this Pringles can into a vintage spring vase in a short time because it’s super easy to make. Below are the supplies used to make this DIY spring vase from a Pringles can:

• Pringles can (small size)
• Wrapping paper (turquoise shades with lines pattern)
• White lace
• White mini pearl stickers
• Clear glue (or clear-drying craft glue)

Basic materials for the project laid out before assembly.

How To Make

You can make several of these Pringles vases for wedding tables or line them up as a centerpiece. Gather the supplies listed above and follow these easy steps:

1. Clean and dry your Pringles can before repurposing it. Measure and cut the wrapping paper to fit the height and circumference of the can, leaving a slight overlap.
2. Wrap the can with the turquoise wrapping paper and smooth out any bubbles. Secure the paper seam with clear glue and allow it to set.
3. Glue a strip of white lace around the top and bottom edges of the wrapped can. Press gently so the lace adheres smoothly.
4. Apply a strand of mini pearl stickers on top of the lower lace trim for a delicate, vintage look.
5. Arrange vibrant and soft pink flowers (fresh or faux) inside the can. If using fresh flowers, place them in a small glass or jar inside the can to hold water.

Tips: Trim the paper edges neatly for a professional finish, and let glue dry fully between steps. You can vary wrapping paper patterns or ribbon styles to match your event or decor.

Close-up of the decorated vase holding a mixed pink flower arrangement.

Here you can see I added some colored quail eggs on the flowers arrangement which I think it goes with Easter and along Spring.

Add colored quail eggs among the blooms for an Easter-ready display.