We have a particularly big glut of them at the moment and when I bemoaned the fact that they won't all fit in the cupboard Mr C suggested putting candles in some of them.
Well, of course!
I could go all crafty (it has been known) and decorate each jar, but I think I am really liking the simplicity of them grouped as they are on the window sill.
It does make a winter evening that bit warmer.
Very festive! Thanks for adding this link to the Making Winter... (Ssshhhh...I also store jam jars but am not yet fully ready to admit it.)
ReplyDeleteOh there's nothing like lanterns and candles for bringing cheer. Your little row of lights is beautiful. Thanks so much for joining in with the project.
ReplyDeleteI hoard jam jars too! And canning jars, and salsa jars, and peanut butter jars... This is a wonderful idea. I think you're right that they look nicest in a plain and simple jar.
ReplyDeleteI have a fair stack of jam jars as well ( I didn't realise there were so many other people who do too!). I might just dig out some tealights tonight, they look so pretty. Juliex
ReplyDelete@Thrifty Household - Don't worry, the time will come, until then enjoy them!
ReplyDelete@silverpebble - I'm enjoying the whole concept of your project enormously!
@Mrs Micawber - Thanks for the compliment :)
@Julie - Do it! The fastest craft project ever ;)
Another jam jar addict! I got some wonderful ones from France with a raised image of fruits and flowers on which look fantastic with tea lights in. The inexpensive things are often the best (though a trip to France isn't cheap!)
ReplyDelete@Freda - :) There's a lot of sense in the expression 'cheap and cheerful'! But France, *big sigh and a smile* That's something else altogether x
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely. I also look to wrap them with doileys and twine
ReplyDelete@TheMadHouse - Wrapping them with doileys... Now that might just be genius, I'll have to try that
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