I've placed a little challenge on myself. Well, Kristen pushed a little.
I'm going to make more stuff with canning jar rings.
Yah baby. I can tell you're excited.
So anyway, canning jar rings are apparently pretty versatile, because I've come up with five more crafts/projects that are just as crazy easy as this silly little pumpkin.
Here's the first:
I cut the twine from the canning jar ring pumpkin.
I know you just gasped. Yes, I disassembled the pumpkin.
Then I tied the rings together with twine.
The very same twine that held that little pumpkin together.
Yay for recycling!
Yay for recycling!
And strung it up on my mantel.
In the process I changed up my mantel a little bit, which gave me a chance to add my little white pumpkins with the twine.
So cute and simple! (or is this one the lame one?)
I'm pretty happy with it!
(And P.S. She'll be getting a little upgrade for my next project! - Yes, it's a she).
(And P.S. She'll be getting a little upgrade for my next project! - Yes, it's a she).
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Agreed cute and simple, definitely not lame!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Kristin! I love it. Megan
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this idea! So cute!
ReplyDeleteIt's super cute Kristin and now way lame.
ReplyDeleteI love this! You may not like my idea however I would take it one step further ..... I would turn the rings into frames and add pictures in them or printed letters that would spell out a cute saying.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. I love white pumpkins, but haven't found any around here-real ones, that is. Your ideas are always great!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Love the little chicken wire frame layered up too :)
ReplyDeleteCute and clever!!
ReplyDeleteHeather
Cute idea, girl. Your mantel looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute! I love it! Nice job! Stopping by via At The Picket Fence.
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I think it looks great! What a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteNot a single trace of lameness found anywhere on your blog! I simply adore this project! I've never seen a canning lid garland so KUDOS on being an original! I LOVE IT!!! xoxo jules
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute! I love your mantle too-I can't believe I haven't been a regular at your blog, I'll have to fix that! Stopping by from House of Hepworths-(and subscribing!)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!!
ReplyDeleteFound you via House of Hepworths.Brilliant! I've got a few bags of inherited canning lids, and you gave me the inspiration for what to do with them!I'd love it if you came by "my place" and said hi too! myclevernest.com
ReplyDeleteAlyssa
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ReplyDeleteI love it! You my friend and so resourceful and creative. I cannot wait to see what you make next
ReplyDeletexoxo, Tanya
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