Do you want your pooch to feel special this holiday season? Then why not gift him his favorite treats in this fancy dog biscuit canister? You can make your own with a little paint and supplies from your local dollar store. Take a peek below so you can see how to get started. These dog biscuit canisters also make great gifts for friends and relatives pooches!
DIY Fancy Dog Biscuit Canister
Supplies needed:
Glass canister with lid
Hot glue, glue gun
Choice spray paint (A metallic finish like we used really makes this piece pop!)
Dog biscuits
We found everything we needed (except for the spray paint) at our local dollar store. Yours should have everything you need to make this fancy dog biscuit canister for less.
Directions:
1. Begin by adding two generous dabs of glue to the underneath of your dog biscuit. Press it to the lid of the canister. Hold it in place until it is dry and secure.
2. Place the lid on a piece of newspaper so you can prepare to spray paint it. Apply two coats, making sure you coat all angles. Allow the coats to dry in between sprays.
3. Once the lid is dry, you can return it to the canister. Not before you fill it up with tasty treats of course!
Your fancy dog biscuit canister is now ready for gifting or using yourself. The metallic paint makes it look so fancy and special, which is just what you need for the holidays. You can however use any color you wish. I’m thinking of making a red one to match my kitchen!
Gather your supplies and give this fancy dog biscuit canister a try!
This is a really cool craft. Thank you for sharing with us.
I really like this biscuit jar. I am going to see if I can find a nice jar and attempt to make one. Thanks for sharing.
This is such a neat idea. I need to do this for our dog treats.. Thank you so much for sharing
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What a cute way to decorate! I think I have to make one when I get the supplies!
This is really cute, and it sure adds pizzaz and lasting thoughts for giving treats as a gift – and a good reason to make refills on a regular basis!
What a neat idea! I love the simplicity of it– it doesn’t need any ruffles or frilly bows. 🙂
Just as a personal preference, I wouldn’t use spray paint. I tried using spray paint (in gold, on a larger surface area) just once, and once was definitely enough for me! :p
Thanks for the clever idea. Love it!