$.30 Vintage Canister Dupe

[@phylliscalkins1607]

Super cute canisters!! Great idea to use coffee containers.

[@cassfonnesbeck8057]

What an awesome handle without paying an arm and a leg.

[@LidaJoy]

I have had success with the napkins going through my HPOfficeJet printer. The trick is attaching it to CARDSTOCK, not flimsy copy paper. You also need to make sure it’s not coming up on one side, so making sure the top and bottom are tacked down. I used washi tape to do this. It printed on my first try! Oh and tissue paper will work as well! ❤😊

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

Well, doesn't that just make all kinds of sense! LOL Thank you, Lida!!!! I will try that!

[@juanitatalamantez4893]

I agree, Im a huge Happy Scrapper and the CARDSTOCK works great❣️ I just found You Today and love your great tips, your honest transparency and hope to marathon thru more of your Videos. God🌟bless You, your Dad & Daughters for ALL you’ve had to go thru Norrine thus far❣️ CONGRATULATIONS on your Marriage, your new move AND Bed…LOL. 💛🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✝️

[@btuller1772]

Those containers would make excellent Christmas cookies gift containers.

[@tammyc2136]

So adorable. Can’t wait to see what you do with the metal coffee cans because I have a bunch of them.

[@junethiel632]

Beautiful result, though! Txs for also sharing in such a transparent way...people need to know it is not always successful - try, try, try again is a good motto!

[@angelaporch2984]

So glad you are back. Missed you. Thanks for sharing hugs and love my beautiful friend

[@anaschulz8084]

Ahh yes! My favorite person is back!!!!

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

xoxoxox Thanks, Friend. 😘

[@vikkibryan2562]

You can print onto tissue paper .. or onto normal copy paper remembering to flip the image... glue down and allow to dry then wet the paper and rub gently until the paper is gone x

[@vikkibryan2562]

The wet and removal method is just foe the copy paper x

[@Holli_Sassafras]

I love your videos. No matter what, you’re genuine and humble. You present your videos professionally and warmly which makes me feel like I’m just learning something from a crafty friend. Glad you’re back, Norrine!

[@patriciakumar115]

Great dupe! So happy to see your smiling face. 💞

[@ElizabethCrafts]

I love the farmhouse look. I’m interested in learning about that bread box. I also need something in expensive to hold individual tea bags for my flavored hot tea.

[@melindagilbert6989]

I've been thinking about containers for different teas also. After watching the video I wondered if the plastic cake icing containers would work.....

[@lizboettcher8898]

I think the labels look great with a few wrinkles and smudges. After all, you're trying for a vintage look, and "vintage" wouldn't have brand new, pristine labels! 😊😇 BTW, so happy to see you back in my notifications! Hugs!

[@BarbaraMason-h4c]

Option 1 & 3

[@donnabetts6888]

I think if I make these I would put double side adhesive sheet on the vellum label

[@elainewhitlock6338]

Super cute!!! Mod Podge is a tricky product to work with! It’s also interesting how some people have no obvious issues working with it and for another person it is a nightmare! I’m in the latter group most times! 😉😀 Your canisters look awesome!!

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

It's a learning curve... for sure!!!! Thanks so much for watching!

[@pamelaestes6427]

I haven't done it but I have seen people use masking tape to attach tissue paper (used in gift bags) to a piece of paper. I believe they may have used the tape on more than just the leading edge.

[@dianamoore2292]

So glad you are back! The canisters are adorable

[@ashleyowens1093]

This is a great idea! I've been collecting containers to use in my pantry but hadn't decided on the labeling. Now I have!

[@dedestaggs5093]

I absolutely adore how these look! You're so creative, Norrine ❤ I will be doing this one soon for my coffee bar

[@ScaryFear]

When I saw the title I thought someone had tricked you and sold you fakes. I love Folgers containers. I use them for my plants and also made tissue dispensers out of them. Good idea to use on the coffee table.

[@marycasey9404]

I am so glad that you are back. I love the canisters and since my house is farmhouse I would do the enamel style in white and black. Thank you for this wonderful idea♥️

[@vernonakenney2785]

So glad you're back missed you!

[@melindagilbert6989]

I have been waiting for this video... Love the canisters!!! 💕

[@vayes7958]

So good to see you my friend.. These cannisters are so very cute

[@joyceboston2933]

I love this! I am on a tight budget as all of us are and these are plentiful for me. I love repurposing and it makes it all more meaningful to me to sit back and look at something useful I have created. Thanks Noreen.

[@bettygraham8703]

Not sure if this has already been mentioned: if printing using an inkjet try sealing the ink by ‘fixing’ it. Spray with a light coat of fixative, matte sealer or even try hairspray. This will reduce the amount of ink bleeding and will also allow you to seal label to project by doing a topcoat of Mod Podge.

[@debbiewalker4704]

Good to have you back. I've missed you. Love, love love the canisters. Wouldn't you know it. We just switched to buying Foldgers coffee pods. We used to buy those same cans. Now I'm going to have to scrounge around for some cans. Love You.

[@leannemitchem8865]

So nice to see you back. What a brilliant idea. I would never have thought about using a coffee jar as canisters. Great to see your awesome smile again. Thank you for sharing

[@rhondaeaton4708]

So pretty Norine, great job! I learn so much from your videos. Really appreciate how you show us your mishaps - I learn more from these than anything, lol.

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!

[@DesignByRo]

I use Folgers cans all over my house, spray painted for the color of the room's decor: dry pet food, craft supplies, batteries, even as a planter! Never thought to add a handle. Thank you for that! I love the enamel look. To prevent the print from bleeding, spray it with Krylon Workable Fixatif. I make decoupage jewelry, key chains, reusable gift tags, and tree ornaments. The fixative works great. Make sure to shake really well. I let it sit overnight to ensure it's set. I tried the heat gun method. That didn't work for me. Thank you for all your crafty ideas!

[@mamapillow8365]

Great idea, they turned out very cute! I think the vellum was a great choice. Your suggestion of spray adhesive is probably the best choice, but you could use double-sided adhesive sheets on the labels. Double-sided tape is not the same, the sheet adhesive is stronger, and won't show through the vellum. When you decoupage ink jet prints, they need to be sealed first and I just use a couple of light applications of a spray sealer for wood. Can't wait for the bread holder video.

[@lovethelordjesuspraisethel3286]

Soo Nice to see you back..LOVE HUGS PRAYERS!!!🙏🙏🙏🕊🤟❣❣❣🤗

[@sunflower6153]

Those are so cute! I'd have to ask people for containers too bcz I don't drink coffee. However, I do have plastic collagen containers which are white. 😊 hehe Welcome back! I'm happy you took time off. We all need that to keep sane. 😊🥰

[@dianeboileau2026]

Very cute canisters! Thank you for showing us what not to do! Lol. Honestly it really does help to know that! So good to see you back Norrine! 😍

[@paisleyduck]

Love these! Came out SO nice! I also love that you kept some of these out of the landfill. 😊

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@ThankfulNanaDiane]

Those are so cute! I get protecting your arm. I broke my arm in March. It took twice as long to heal because of my uncontrolled diabetes, then it healed improperly. Enter shoulder replacement 5 wks ago. It’s been a long 6 months, & I’m still in physical therapy. 😭

[@jeanettestevens3164]

It's good to have you back!!! I have missed you!!

[@susanmorgan647]

So good to see you back!

[@OrganizeCreateDecorate]

Your ideas are always so cute and useful, Norrine! Nothing is perfect. Don't beat yourself up about it. They looked great! Tip about using an inkjet printer. Let the ink cure at the very least overnight if you'll be using anything wet. Whether it be glue, paint, or water, that will touch it. While it may feel dry to the touch very quickly, if you don't give curing time, there's a chance you'll have the issues you did.

[@Ninjamom4]

❤️❤️❤️

[@melapost9207]

Glad you are back!!

[@reddycomputerclasses]

Love them!

[@ziggiezag938]

I'd LOVE those in the white-flecked red enamel look.

[@sarahchh]

Oh that would be so cute to gift cookies in at Christmas 🎄

[@anaschulz8084]

I love these! I have a few of these Folgers in different sizes so it’s perfect 😊

[@TheCraftyOrganizer]

Yes they are!

[@nancythomas1954]

I just love this idea!!! I thought I might make one as a trinket box ( a large one I know lol). This would be in light purple shades and have " Some of my favorite things" on it for a Christmas gift for a little girl I know. I keep those coffee containers LOL That is what I drink, and they come in handy for all kinds of things but I never thought about painting them😁 Thank you so much sweetie! I just love all your videos!

[@beckyplayer8835]

So glad to see you back.

[@ChristineARose]

I've never tried printing on napkins, but maybe the trick of ironing onto freezer paper would work. Peeling back off would be the worst issue I would think. But hey, sometime when you got the iron out just make a test piece, let it cool then try pealing it off. Never hurts to add to the "well I know now another thing that doesn't work" list 😄

[@scraptist]

Love the enamel look. The idea of decorating it for Christmas and filling it with homemade goodies for a gift or for home use sounds wonderful.

[@janspeed14]

Thank you. I can't wait to try this!!!

[@jo-annmaruszak9885]

You are so nice to watch. 😊

[@dianevictorianshabbyshop3876]

Those look grand, ty

[@birdieberghuis8800]

I love your containers! I wonder if waterslide paper would work easier! 🤔

[@LynsAlteredArts]

I can’t imagine getting the napkin to feed through the printer properly unless possibly, and I have not tried this, you iron it onto the shiny side of freezer paper and cut it to size for your printer. I’m thinking that would work because it would be stuck down all over and then it’ll peel right off.

[@sbudzinski]

You are so creative!💕

[@annperz4132]

I would do the enamel ware.

[@Patriot-om8hw]

I enjoyed watching! I just found your channel. I particularly appreciated your "trials and tribulations " moments. It is always helpful to see which methods work, and which ones don't. You are delightful. I look forward to the next video.

[@sharicole4255]

❤❤❤wonderful❤❤❤

[@lindagaarder2929]

So happy you’re back, missed you!

[@Karin-]

I think they look great and it's a really creative idea. Great to see you back, I look forward to your next video 🙂

[@olir3601]

My first time watching, you’re awesome and your vibes are so endearing. Automatically subbed.

[@brenda5555]

You need to make the napkin at least 1/4 " smaller and tape well on the sides, top and bottom. You can even iron out the wrinkle with parchment paper on top of the napkins.🙂

[@mimiadams247]

Pretty awesome!

[@Foggymorning1907]

I used white tissue paper and got it to work. I did tape all 4 sides

[@cathierayes4226]

Those would be adorable speckle-painted like granitewear--you know, like a camping coffe pot?

[@kathyhullinger1585]

Those are so adorable. They would even be great gifts. I want to do some. I think I will do mine exactly like yours!

[@sonyachavez2018]

So glad to see you back. I liked the idea of coffee cans.

[@kristinaciminillo9908]

The paint lid @ 9:04 looks like it has a bunny on it! Love this craft but super involved for me at this time.

[@junethiel632]

Did you set your printer function to speciality paper? This makes a difference, just changing the paper type setting...

[@shandy6870]

Awesome recycle project with a purpose! Loved them.

[@gerilynne1955]

Your hair looks different. Love it. We find a lot of handles at the flea markets. I think the napkin would would better in a bottom loader. Or maybe it was the napkin? I understand what you're saying. They do make it look easy. These would be great for Christmas cookies.

[@arashy]

Great seeing you again!

[@TheLovelyMissBeans]

Great to see you Norrine! 😀 These canisters are pretty cute! I don't know anything about printing on napkins, but I did learn one cool decoupage trick that may help. Ok, so it may sound counter intuitive, but find some cardstock or scrapbook paper you like and print your labels out on them. Then, on the back side of the paper, cover it with packing tape, leaving a tail sticking up on one end. CAREFULLY, pull the tape off the back of the paper, and with it, you will pull off a layer or two of paper, leaving it nice and thin like tissue, just right for decoupage!

[@rachelburgener819]

I’ve heard of that option! ❤️😀

[@carolkearns2193]

Wow.. love this!

[@glendajohanson9846]

They look awesome! Thanks for sharing! Great to see you!!

[@ginaolive4853]

Re printing the napkins in a printer - do you think you could iron the napkin to the waxy side of the freezer paper then print?

[@rachelburgener819]

👏👏👏 awesome project, glad to see and hear you🥰 ❤️😀

[@battygirlrachel]

I've seen the printing on napkins but never tried it for the reason you showed 😆 you could print the mirror image of the lable the put the mod podge down and lay the paper on it print side down then after its dry, wet the paper and gently rub it til the paper is removed leaving the ink behind. Spray with a clear sealer when done. I've done that technique a few times without issue, but you want to be gentle on rubbing off the paper, especially if the surface doesn't grab the glue as well. (Wetting the glue can soften it)

[@gailrhodes2859]

I wouldn’t do the enamel ware!! I like sold color with wild flowers

[@arlenekaiser4615]

Love seeing you! You are amazing. I can see so many uses and ways to adapt this idea. Thank you!

[@NikkiSixxIsMyGod]

Those turned out AMAZING! I can't believe it also was so cheap for you to do...that was awesome. Much love, Cas 💖

[@colleenlucier3132]

So glad to see you again!!!❤. I also have an ink jet printer so I spray my label with a few coats of hairspray before I glue it on. I also add a layer of mod podge or spray sealer over the project to finish it.

[@lisabell7934]

cute. thank you

[@smedina146]

Im a bling glam girl myself. Rhinestones on tins and blingy ribbon always works in my decor. I really love the farmhouse look in your spot and several of my friends have it in their homes as well. It's lovely! Blessings from the great Pacific Northwest, Lakewood, Washington!

[@lorriwall2523]

Good info on the good/bad parts of the process.

[@annerohrbacker6097]

AMAZING!!! Thank you for sharing💙

[@DisMindy5767]

What a cute project!! When you were trying to get the napkins through the printer, my mind immediately went to using vellum instead, and that's what ended up working for you. Great job!

[@jbigfeather]

Love this video & it’s just in time as I’m just starting to create a coffee bar space. Although farm house is a great look I can still use your idea of using a jar or can to for the container and create a style that works in our kitchen. I’m needing containers for the coffee pods & sweeteners. Thanks & glad to see your beautiful face!!

[@andrealavigne7824]

Wonderful job, Norrine! I'm not a distressed/farmhouse style girl myself, but I still like the look you got. I do have a potential tip for printing on napkins. I say "potential" because I've never tried it, but it might work. Instead of taping the napkin to copy paper, try cutting a piece of freezer paper to whatever size you need for your printer. Probably letter-size would work best, but different printers can print different sizes sometimes. Place your napkin face up on the shiny side of the freezer paper, & iron it on. You shouldn't need a very high heat level, and NO steam. When the napkin is stuck to the paper, you should be able to run it through your printer. Just feed it in so the napkin side faces whichever direction your printer prints on. That's probably a "duh" piece of advice, but.... ;) The napkin should remain stuck, and then you can peel it off the freezer paper after printing. If it won't peel, just add a bit of heat to the back of the freezer paper with your iron & gently peel the napkin away. Now remember - I've never printed on napkins, so I absolutely don't guarantee any sort of good or bad result! :) But I have printed on freezer paper (the paper side) to make temporary iron-on patterns for fabric crafts, so I would think it should work. (How many times have I said, "should" in this paragraph??? LOL) When I printed on the freezer paper, I actually ironed on one end of it to a sheet of copy paper (I had cut the freezer paper to 8-1/2x11"), & fed it ironed-on end first. Worked like a charm. Anyway, that's my advice, complete with disclaimers & caveats. :) Also, if you have an inkjet printer that doesn't use waterproof ink (Epson printers that use their DuraBrite inks do), for a little more money, you can take your labels design file to a copy shop & have them print it on a laser printer. I'm not sure if they would print on vellum, but it would be worth an ask. I've printed on vellum with no problem, so maybe they would, too. That way, when you glue the label on, the printing shouldn't smear. Thank you for sharing your process. I'm glad you're back again doing videos. I watched your video from the other day about where you've been, but I couldn't manage to type a comment over our cat who was lying on my lap next to my "other" laptop (computer). I'm sorry about your injuries and your reaction over your daughter leaving for college. I hope you are doing better now. Well, I've rambled on long enough. Take care, & have an awesome day! :)

[@amandaaskew7606]

Love this!!!

[@gypsybelle4757]

Always so creative!!

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

What a cute dupe. The admin assistant in me saw the napkin fail instantly. Printers are so fussy about paper being absolutely flat (if it is a KZbin tutorial it must be true, ha ha ha). I like the idea of trying deli paper, deli paper might be cheaper than vellum. I am looking for that bread container, my bread box was a pricey Christmas gift. 😁

[@brendaharris3310]

This is a great idea.

[@naomiakulu-haulangi3502]

Hi Norrine thank you for coming back and sharing how you made the containers. I have missed you. Welcome back

[@cassfonnesbeck8057]

If you use an ink jet printer, it's recommended to spray with a clear coat. They looked pretty cute. I used the spray paint for plastic on a small plastic container I use in my kitchen. It has peeled in a couple of places. Crap!

[@ecbrent2]

I think you have to seal plastic, glass and metal with mod podge or something similar

[@cassfonnesbeck8057]

@@ecbrent2 not according to the instructions on the can.

[@ramonatemple786]

I have used tissue paper and freezer paper I iron the tissue to the freezer paper then send it through printer.

[@toandiloya585]

Thanks for sharing, I'm going to have to try your method. Hope it works for me 🤞

[@jackieburnett6881]

I loved those canisters!! I like the exact ones you made!! Cannot wait to see thaw bread box video. You did an excellent job!! Ty for sharing

[@MyDjturner]

I have to think about this. I bought a Cricut so I will be thinking a bit on how I will use it.

[@beckywiltsee9209]

I love this. I need to put out a call for containers. I will probably use my Cricut and cut out vinyl for the labels. So happy to see you back and I hope you are feeling better.