Paint and other Empty Cans are alot of fun to work with and a easy way to decorate and add a bit of color to a porch, a corner, a cupboard or just about anywhere!  This is a great craft for the youngins' to participate in with with just a little supervision!  (Watch out with the glues or spray adhesives!)  :-) 

You can purchase the file one time and then print it as many times as you wish using it over and over!  Printing is very easy! New empty Paint Cans are available usually at Lowe's or Home Depot.   Save your other Cans after you use them!  Dog Food Cans, Vegetable Cans, Applesauce Cans and many more!  Just wash 'em and peel off the label! 

I use standard printer paper or a light weight cardstock that runs through my printer easily.  Cut the topper or wrapper out with scissors or a paper cutter, (printing 2 of the wrappers to use on each paint can making sure if your can has handles to pop them out to be reinserted later after you have measured and cut out 2 places on the ends of each wrapper according to where your handle is on your can or use a one inch hole punch and you only have to print one for each soup can wrapper) and then spraying or placing glue on the back of the paper and the surface of the clean paint or soup can and then just stick it on using your fingers to wipe out the air bubbles that might be under the paper!  Easy and so pretty!  I like to Paint my Cans with Spray Paint that coordinates with my graphics and then attach the topper and wrapper to the can! 

For a really prim, grungy look you can spray the can with your spray paint and let dry.  Then spray the can with spray adhesive and sprinkle lightly with ground cinnamon.  After that is dry then apply your topper or wrapper using my instructions above!  Please email me with any questions and I will be more than happy to help you!  Thank you!  :-)  Terri

I am currently getting my quart and gallon size empty paint cans at Lowes!  They are $2.50 ~ $3.50 each in the Paint Department!