Back in July I wrote a post about trying to complete my unfinished projects before taking on anything new. The list is long, and not much has gotten crossed off. I made a promise to myself to not add new things to my crafty to-do list until at least 75% of that list was completed.
I did have to make an exception for some gifting things I have made as well as some party planning, like my son’s Lego Batman party. Now that the party is over, I can once again focus on getting some things checked off my list.
This has got to be one of the easiest projects out there, but makes such a great impact for decorating. It can be adapted for any season, holiday or occasion, just by what you fill the jars with. I think that must be why they are so popular all over blog-land. Oh, and did I mention this is a very inexpensive project as well?
Supplies needed:
- Adhesive remover
- E6000 glue
- Glass jars/vases
- Glass candlesticks
Step Two:
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Leaves from the dollar store |
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Rocks from the dollar store and some branches I had laying around in my fake flower stash |
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Scrapbook paper cut to fit the height of a jar |
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Jennifer Yanos says
I love this! Totally going to have to make some! Once I get more of my unfinished projects completed, that`s been my goal this year as well!
Angela says
Hi there! I’m follower #49!!!! Over from homemaker on a dime blog hop.
Maggie says
very kewl way to use your stash.
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Veronica says
Wow you are a genius and they look splendid! They are always a winner…
Veronica
Tasssles Twigs and Tastebuds
SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime says
Hi! I pinned this on Pinterest, posted on fb, tweeted on Twitter and stumbled on Stumble Upon. Thanks for linking up at the Creative Bloggers’ Party & Hop :)