LOOK WHERE I PUT MY VINTAGE MILK CAN
It’s been a while since I updated my vintage milk can. I found my metal milk can at a garage sale.
But the short version of this garage sale find is that no one in my family likes this dated, dented metal can
—except me. I love the seasonal challenge to decorate it.
The best way to describe how I decorated this season’s fall-themed milk can was to think of the milk can as an oversized vase.

STEPS TO DECORATE A VINTAGE MILK CAN
- Clean the interior of the milk can.
- But first, check for a bee or wasp nest. That was a painful find!
- Stuff the bottom of the milk can with Amazon boxes to fill the cavernous space.
- Add fall stems and garland strands to the milk can.


Another option is to fill a vase with floral stems and drop the vase into the milk can.

DETAILS.
A milk can is a substantial vase when you measure it from the height of the base to the top of the stems. Because of this, a milk can centerpiece works well in an empty entry, corner, or in front of a window to hide a not-so-pretty view.
Over the years, this vintage find has been inside and outside.

This season’s milk can is in front of a living room window.

With leftover fall stems, I filled the milk can like I would fill a vase. I just added stems to the can. It was so easy!

MILK CAN THROUGH THE YEARS
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I think you styled it really well.