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Not a craft, but back when I was in college, I found the 8-oz yogurt cups (does yogurt even COME in 8-oz cups anymore?!) held exactly one load's worth of powdered laundry detergent. Very handy when I was schlepping my clothes down up and down two flights of stairs to the dorm laundromat!

use a paper punch and make a hole about 1/2 to inch from the top

string a length of yarn through the hole and knot

then tie a extra small wiffle type ball to the other end of the yarn and then give it to a child to try to swing the ball into the cup

they love it and is very good for eye-hand coordination

If they're th small ones, they make great popsicle molds you can put in the freezer, or else If they're the bigger ones, with the help of super glue and a bit of imagination, they can be a creative piggy bank!

well, i duno no if it's "craft" enough , when i was younger i used 2 stick them on the wall in a line and pour water to make a fountain . :) duno if this will help . lol

wrap them in wrapping paper and use them as gift baskets. or use them to plant flowers or plants with your kids. cut them in little pieces and make a collage. or depending on what holiday is coming up make them into easter bunnies or little santas or pumkins get creative. felt pipe cleaners cotton balls anything that will stick to them with elmers glue can also be applied.

Use it as a pot for growing small flowers. Make a pencil holder. use it to hold little stuff.

complex situation. look over google or bing. that might help!

idunno i would use it to make a telephone or a pencil carreir....i dont know...use it as bowling pins and re design and make it a creative bowling pin!

they make sexay hats!