Sunday, 16 December 2018

Snowman Chocolate Snowball Jar Favours.

This is what I finally did with the mini mason jar glasses I found in Home Bargains for 39p each.
mini mason jar glasses Home Bargains[6]
I made them for Bertie’s nursery autumn fayre.
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I started on the lids first ……..
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…… using a blue, punched, card circle with a wooden snowflake which I coloured white with a flat back gem in the centre.
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Next came a small matching tag and sticker to go on the bottom of the jar. The nursery has a wild area that they call “the meadow” where the children are taken to play and for stories etc. which seemed very apt.
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The self adhesive snowmen (pack of 6 for 69p from Home Bargains) proved to be a little too tall for the tag I had in mind, but I think I just about got away with trimming the bottom off them to keep the tags more in proportion to the jar. 
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A little faux stitching and doodling followed.
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The two tags were then tied together with a length of red and white twine and then tied round the neck of the jar.
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I filled each jar with one pack (90g) of Cadbury chocolate footballs that I also found in Home Bargains for just 39p, well within sell by date, the usual price is around 99p, so I got me a real festive bargain.
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I reckon I put the jars together for just a little over 88p each, including the scraps of paper, twine and snowflakes which isn’t too shabby if you want to sell them for around £1.25 - £1.50.

3 comments:

Cheryl W said...

These are perfect--and so festive! I am certain they will all sell quickly!

CraftyCoffey said...

The decorated jars look fantastic, I’m sure they’ll be popular at the Fair.

Michele

tilly said...

a great way to use your jars, I bet they were soon sold
Tilly