Craft: Elegant Clamp Jar For Gift Giving

By Debra Frick

Date: 12/18/2007 Topics: Christmas > Gifts > Frugal | Craft Projects > Gifts > Gift Mixes | Gifts > Homemade

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gElegant Clamp Jar For Gift Giving

My daughter and I found a whole box of these clamp jars at a yard sale this summer and thought they would be perfect for Christmas so we put them away. She had the idea that she would fill them with candy or nuts for her in-laws, since her father in law loves honey roasted peanuts. Well, it's Christmas time and we pulled out the jars and found that, with a little bit of extra beaded ribbon I had, these made a wonderful gift for any one. They are quick and easy and could be filled with home made mixes or bath salts or just candy. These jars can also be bought at Michaels. This would be a great quick project for a teenager or older child that could safely handle a glue gun.

Time to complete: With shopping for the perfect beaded ribbon, about an hour.

Materials

Clamp style Jar
Enough beaded ribbon to go around the jar
Hot glue gun

Instructions

Cut ribbon to size of jar below clamp. Hot glue ribbon on. Fill with your choice of ingredients.

Enjoy!

About The Author: Debra Frick is a mother of 5 and a grandmother to 8 grandsons and one granddaughter. She is a published author and poetress. Recycling and saving money are her passions. She also loves crocheting and cooking. She is also a pet rescue volunteer and has many pets of her own.

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RE: Craft: Elegant Clamp Jar For Gift Giving

Post by MartyD (239) | (12/18/2007)

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One of my daughters in law has several of these jars of different sizes on her counter for cannisters.
The pasta and rice and various beans give her kitchen a really cozy look.

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