Here is my version of the snowman ball jars. I put the glove on the jar lid stuffed with some of the batting to give the look of a hat. The sample jar I bought used the other glove for the stuffing. I thought the batting was a better idea and this way I could get two snowman jars out of one pair of gloves.
I tied off the fingers of the glove with the red string and strung a couple of bells on each string. Then I just paint the faces on the jars. Pretty easy and now I can fill these with little chocolate candies and give them as gifts for Christmas. They would be really cute with red and white peppermint candies too.
The glove is not glued to the lid this way you can easily remove the hat to get at the candy. Then just pop the glove/hat back on the snowman jar.
These would make great teacher, neighbor, or friend gifts.
Pretty easy to make less than 15 minutes to put a couple of these together and cost about $3.50 each to make.
Hope your Christmas decorating and gift buying and baking are enjoyable and maybe you can find time to squeeze in a crafty gift like these snowman candy jars.
Kris :) |
TOO CUTE!!! Love them Kris!
ReplyDeleteMy peoples likes these kinds of christmas gift decoration. Me also like these cute gifts............
ReplyDeleteKris, these are adorable! You're so crafty :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
This is such a cute idea. I make homemade caramels and think this would be such a cute idea for giveaway containers for the caramels.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable Kris! Love them!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! My mother did a craft similar to this during the 60s. So cute.
ReplyDeletethese would make a fun and easy advent activity
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I like your version even better than the one from JJ! :) ~Ann
ReplyDeleteKris, I am so stealing this idea !!! You know my Emma Pooh would have love it. I am telling my daughter right away. :):) I love being able to blog with such smart crafty people. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteKris, so cute! You're always up to something clever. You're right - great idea for teacher or neighbor, etc.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!!!! :-D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
diane @
aug's blog
super adorable!! awesome gift idea!!
ReplyDeleteOh...very inventive and original! They are aodrable
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Alessandra
So cute! Love your creativity with the buttons and mittens, what a great gift idea, thanks
ReplyDeleteJenna
Cute gift idea! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteJudy
these are so adorable, kris! and they would make great treat gifts! thanks for sharing--love them!
ReplyDeleteThese would be cute filled with hot chocolate mix or marshmallows! Fun gift idea!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Kris!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
These are so cute!!!
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Oh my word, these are the cutest things ever. I love it. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteVery cute Kris! They definitely would make a great gift. I love snowmen.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I rarely get interested in craft post because usually it requires sowing which I don't do or it's too time consuming..this on the other hand is very doable and looks like loads of fun! Thanks bunches for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKris, these are just way to adorable!! Love the hats, great idea.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
What a cute craft project! These would be fun to make with little kids too. I love the idea of filling them with candies and giving them as gifts. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Kris! They're really cute.
ReplyDeleteJudi in the UK
What great gifts for teachers!
ReplyDeleteYours are much cuter than the one you bought!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! this is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteYour jars are so adorable! What a great, quick craft idea for a little gift or for your own kitchen counter! I always put a jar or two of candies out for Christmas so I may have to make one of these for this year! Love it! Hugs, Leena
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Kris! I have to get some jars together, such a great idea.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
I have seen those jars and baby food jars to make snow globes as well. Check these ideas out: https://www.pinterest.com/ktreasures/crafting-with-jars/
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What a cute idea Kris! I actually like the face on yours better! What sweet faces!
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Anne
Love Love Love! I've got to make some of these. So adorable for a last minute gift to make someone feel special. Thanks Kris!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Edie Marie
OK Kris..this is too cute…made the mummy jars with my granddaughter for Christmas…this may have to be another project to do with her!…love them!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog. Your blog is interesting and so informative. Wait for your next blog post.
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These turned out great. I think these would look cute if you wanted to do a buffet of Customized Candy Jars at a party or something like that. :) Have you seen the ones made out of planter to look like a candy machine.
ReplyDeleteThose jars are darling. Love the jars and all the wonderful projects that you have featured. Good work
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