I love little glass jars, or any glass jar for that matter. Yesterday I caught a sale on baby food (in glass jars), on sale. I usually get the 2 pack of baby foods in plastic containers, but this time I was saving money and knew I could turn the jars into something...why not?! So here I am gathering some ideas from around the internet and I will pick one of course...as soon as Miss Scarlett eats up all her food!
This is too cute!crocheted around for a sweet candle lit glow! Consider it already done.
borrowed from:
http://auntiebswax.com/2012/03/29/my-latest-project/
I am in love with this. I need one. When I own a house, I can see this being a project for above the kitchen or dining room table. borrowed from:
http://www.naturalhomeandgarden.com/Homemade-Home-Decor/Baby-Food-Chandelier.aspx
Are you absolutely kidding me?? This is amazing! Just my style, Are those Hemp strings? If not, mine will be!
borred from:
http://blog.michellekaufmann.com/?m=200807
This will be made within the next couple of hours, I am almost positive. I need a pincushion for my next craft...if all my supplies come in from Ebay soon... borrowed from:
http://whipup.net/2009/03/13/tutorial-baby-food-jar-pincushion/
I have figured out what to do with the collection of plastic grocery bags in the clost. I have an obnoxious amount of these bags form Daves Marketplace and want to turn them into something useful instead of them stockpiling as usual, or throwing them in the trash. I did some research and figured out that you can flatten them out nicelly and cut off the tops and bottoms (handles and closed end). That leaves you with the round body of the bag. You cut those into strips (which are loops , connected at each end still). Doing a simple slip knot, you can boyscout your way into a chain of these plastic loops and there you have it, a chain of plastic to roll up! Now what do you think I am going to do with all of these recycled/ repurposed bags? Crochet a new bag of course!
