Happy Tuesday everyone, oooo wasn't the rain heavy, but ooo so needed. Jazz (our new kitten) was totally confused and was not impressed. I'm feeling a little sore today. I took Mandy for a walk along the shore line. We had a lovely little picnic and watched the mullet swimming in the shallow waters. But silly me I forgot to put cream on myself so now sunburnt shoulders.
Well I've finally got round to putting the photo's of the jars I made for the teachers on the computer. These were given to 11 teachers as leaving presents. Each one was different and they can eat the sweets then use jars for pens etc. As you can see I used all sorts to decorate them, including gems, ribbons, quickutz etc. They were fun to make and the teachers loved them.
Enjoy the cooler weather and please remember to put on that cream.
9 comments:
Love the jars, what a great idea. x
Hi Vicky...I caught the sun as well so can't lie on my back!! LOL!
These jars are brilliant! A friend has just given me a stack of empty baby food jars so you have given me some great ideas! Thanks for sharing Emma.x
Fab jars Vicki and a great idea. I hope the sunburn is getting better
These are fantastic Vicki, I bet the teachers loved them, must have taken you ages but well worth it. Hope your shoulders aren't too sore now. xx vicki xx
wow, that is a lot of work there, well done! They all look amazing, so cute how you added appropriate things to the lids too! Hope your shoulders are better, I did the same thing last week when I was mowing the lawn
Great idea Vicki and fabulous work!
fantastic jars ~ what a fantastic idea!! one word ~ FANTASTIC!!
sure the teachers just loved them!!
Great jars, really like these, I could do with a couple for my prismas, what a great idea :D
Thanks for the lovely comment, if you want some stamped images let me, I would be happy to do some for you, I've got some magnolias, sugar nellies and I'm rather like Bellas (so I have those too), and of course my new Lotta stamps. Just let me know. Anita. Know what you mean about stamping, I don't always get the pressure right.
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