How To Make Tin Can Mini Spring Flower Cart

Flower cart is always a wonderful thing to see, especially a vintage look flower cart. Moreover if the cart filled with beautiful spring flowers, that would be a magical sight to watch. Since I don’t have any material to build a full size flower cart; I ended up making a Mini Spring Flower Cart from upcycling a square tin can. I had this idea circling around my mind for months and finally I get a time to finish it.

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I made the Tin Can Mini Spring Flower Cart with trouble finding perfect things to create the cart handles and the wheels, because I insist to use things that physically resemble a handle and a wheel without changing it a bit. And also cheap and easy things to find. And luckily I found those things in a mini home depot; well, actually the bolt and nut is a pair that my husband always have; so the ring bolt that I found is the main treasure. I choose it because it’s looking very simple, just simply round. Okay, enough about my idealism, let’s start with how to make my flower cart!

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Things To Prepared 

  • Tin can in square shape
  • Bolt and nut (two pairs) / any shapes that looks like a pair of cart handle can be used
  • Ring bolt, any ring shape will do
  • White acrylic paint
  • Blue acrylic paint
  • Black marker
  • Glue

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How To Make

  1. Clean the square tin can and paint it with white acrylic paint.
  2. Have the bolt + nut that will serve as the cart handle and the ring bolt as the cart wheels, sprayed in blue acrylic paint
  3. Drill a hole to insert the bolt, ended with nut and secure it with glue so it won’t move. Make a pair of it to get the cart handle.
  4. Glue the blue ring bolt to both of the side front of the flower cart.
  5. Prepare a beautiful hand writing of “Spring Flowers” and write it on the both sides of the tin can spring flower cart by using a black marker.
  6. Now your mini spring flower cart from upcycled tin can is ready to be added with lovely mini flowers. I used yellow and white Rose Moss.

Tips : You can use other mini flowers you like. The spring flower cart would look great with artificial flowers or as succulent mini pot holder too.

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Interested to do a little crafty upcycling project? My Mini Spring Flower Cart from tin can would be a wonderful idea to try. Add more of your handmade spring decorations to your home. Or maybe as a DIY Mother’s Day Gift for your mom. Enjoy picking flowers you love for the mini flower  cart, enjoy the spring bloom!

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Be safe and creative!

Mel

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14 thoughts on “How To Make Tin Can Mini Spring Flower Cart”

  1. I love this. Not spending time with the grandkids right now, we didn’t make anything this year, but this would be great next year. Hope you repost it then.

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  2. My goodness! This is CUTE and the handwriting!!!??? Wow. I have done something similar but I printed it out on the printer and then transferred it to whatever I’m making. Thanks for sharing. Now I have to look for a square tin. Lol. Best wishes, Linda @ craftsalamode.com
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    1. Thank you so much, Linda! I’m to lazy to print, so I just do a handwriting, it’s faster 🙂 I hope you find a square tin to have fun and be creative with, just like I did.

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