35 Clever Upcycled Vases That You Will Want In Your Home

An upcycled tutorial on upcycling small yoghurt bottles, such as Yakult bottles, into cute Marimekko mini flower bud vases. This is an example of upcycling household waste into beautiful vases.

This is an example of upcycling a boring existing vase into something special. It is easy to do all you need are some fabric scraps and glue.

It's amazing what you can do with paint. The knockoff version was just a plain glass vase before its remarkable transformation into an Anthropologie-style vase.

The leather used for this Boho-style vase was once part of a leather couch. You could also repurpose leather from a jacket or handbag and use faux leather.

Upcycle a thrift store vase by giving it an on-trend vintage pottery look with chalk paint and plaster. This is a fun technique to learn that can be used to transfer many other vases.

Lucy at Craftberry Bush paints gorgeous flowers. She upcycled various thrift store vases with Anthropologie-inspired florals just using glass paint.

Give a modern vase a beautiful antique effect using mercury glass spray paint.

Believe it or not, no Mason jars were harmed in making this unique wall vase, but some jeans were upcycled! This craft also involves a bit of paper mache.

If you break one of your favourite mugs, don't bin it. Upcycle it into a cute mini wall vase.

Make a beautiful colourful vase by simply painting an empty beer can. These painted cans would also make great handmade candle containers.

Upcycle a cheap dollar-store glass vase with paper napkin decoupage to make an expensive-looking chinoiserie vase.

A clever repurposing of corrugated cardboard and tin cans to make these Anthropologie style farmhouse vases.

Turn an old hardback gardening book into a quirky, unique flower vase.

Before you throw out those old burnt-out retro lightbulbs, why not turn one into a cute vase?

Use plaster paint to give an old vase an on-trend textured look. The vase before the revamp was very shiny and dull, but now it looks much more enjoyable with the cracked plaster look.

Any glass jar, plastic bottle or yoghurt pot can be upcycled into a gorgeous vase with one of these sleeves made of wallpaper samples.

These beautiful colourful vases were once glass lampshades. The blue hanging vase looks fabulous.

This is a clever way to use copper pipping brackets to make a wall-mounted wine bottle vase. I think this would look great with pretty gin bottles too.

These bud vases would make a gorgeous Mother's Day gift. Learn how to colour any glass any colour for an update.

Use builders' caulk and baking powder to upcycle a glass jar into this lovely minimal textured vase.

Use leftover spray paints to create graffiti-style upcycled vases.

The tutorial shows you how to remove the labels without chemicals and then take the tops off plastic bottles to make repurposed vases.

Cut the sleeve of an old wool sweater and use it to repurpose a glass vase for your winter mantle.

She saw a beautiful vase in Kade Spade she couldn't afford, so she made her beautiful knock-off version by upcycling a ceramic utensil pot. I prefer this version to the original designer one.

Paint retro glass milk bottles with chalk paint to make the cutest little vases.

Another Anthropologie-inspired vase upcycle. Beads and plaster were added to a plain glass vase for a trendy new look.

A fun idea for those with wanderlust, repurpose an old globe into a colourful vase.

Corey shows you how to create texture on glass and then make these wonderful West Elm inspired upcycled vases.

Old cut glass floristry vases from the thrift store can be upcycled into Arabesque faux Cloisonne vases with some paint and imagination.

It's hard to believe that these were once glass. The clay effect works so well, and the dusky pink is a gorgeous spring colour.

If you chip your favourite teacup, save it and upcycle it into a cute wall vase. There is also a tutorial for paper flowers. Check out these other teacup crafts.

Add twigs to a plastic bottle to make a beautiful, inspired-by-nature vase.

This is a vase for Superbowl fans. You can make one out of an old rugby ball if you live elsewhere in the world.

With paint and decoupage, repurpose a maple syrup bottle into a fun Anthropologie knock-off vase.

Use special spray paint to make old glass jugs look like terracotta vases.

Showcase your spring flowers in a cute, crafted bunny made with paint and an old jar.

All you need is a plastic bottle, paper and floss to make these gorgeous boho embroidered paper vases.