I'm so fed up with chucking stuff away.
By that I mean food packaging. Specifically, jars and bottles.
I wish I could have my own little farmers' market outside.
(Yes, I know it's called an allotment, but that would mean ME lifting a spade.)
Anyway, I wanted to do something with jars. I went on my
craft board on Pinterest which is MASSIVE (what else) and found one that I'd been saving for a rainy day. I followed the link back to the original DIY by
Fellow Fellow (just to give credit) but
I didn't follow it I just did my own thing!
You'll find what I did below:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiJ0Nje51PJt5svIEiuGNfMcmV5vepylTiJjeKO5BhWSJI5lWgELHnNXscdpZcHn3n8OQX7EtvEKgWrlD_JhAf39PV_WCyQqVT1VKm_PuQcrLhLD-WcoWqSqZ9EVMbj-9ciQtflPXwe93U/s640/CRAFT+011.jpg) |
Lovely vintage style material, scissors, thread, jar and ribbon. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEil_Mnc06ZJFw3cueV2wkzwPoB_gbIzLuiRgDW6VYyzdFMgJgSa6CiEJgFakWIMxrFXCDRGtV-VtnqE9TNvIVD57t7gswXbxnSTJ1677xfX7gnqEtpUtWkcy8AlNwCqDn2M6WLmPlKVivY/s640/CRAFT+030.jpg) |
If you're NOT lazy you could iron your material...ahem, and cut it to fit your jar. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgnCXYBccrZsGpgt5D5Uc37d_W4p1qSFhlCQNYY49KTg8QDv2wqe7nsfRougkZovXSVRloh5k1GbS5BxSd-Ub0MNZvR5xe2BTFxgJTwwHk8M7cXdAm_lRPZUQdmV_lJNxXoLmk-XqKQ2mU/s640/CRAFT+035.jpg) |
Hem the long ends together (or hot glue it for speed) You could also hem both ends if you're a perfectionist. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh7ov-Oyy2MCFbhhCaey2Rh_smZbTzytRS6qQUEY1LTusQAwX5nAzfFyUFEDtvA5BqGBKm3k3SitjhKEJN9xW81rDQAUKfiHa4SMCx0ihePUA8kPseQ_95mcjEEvbDw0sdOxgx27BKXOlE/s640/CRAFT+036.jpg) |
Thread your embroidery cotton through the bottom end all the way round (in-out-in-out) |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhAlPWjPgsGCvyWezyN7tf3vsBl4drSeW8svjYYbub9OkuyK7CYdok2zJ2Uu-nSiRM2p13IOmSomijaLpVIB1U6FmpA41lqf5JehbpXswblfGQ-BwnGsd9mBpCj32cfsSuq38VJdt2jvBE/s640/CRAFT+038.jpg) |
Push in your jar (mine was gherkin and, despite washing, still smelt tangy - meh, it'll burn off) |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiV1vGyufWPJgV7Eyht6iIAtc3zdxNRn-nVXpPQD_Wqk477uLMa6f6Q50d1IZgjQSbQfzgrpzi0QO-XVnXbWmS_pBmG8uNYGLRoEFlolyTYT7EF0KQT12g5Bx-x7XFyeD6r10VW82lF6IM/s640/CRAFT+039.jpg) |
Then pull your thread taught round the bottom. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghVLHv4VltoSuq813LOfk3nCsW8ceJ_CiNNwHiDC6GRf6SU7oMvRHvifNDcLFqwAoxsSBWFO9SHWHdduD6fnYcoTqVOmflIabUKYmsV3JGeE_V_myYh2yPauhg1VJ1SBY_HJKQKnnPD7c/s640/CRAFT+040.jpg) |
Fold over the top edge of your material tube (you could hem it; mine was the edge of the material and didn't need it) |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg7FtUND_Bld_A1hvrGc2x8meru5FucUS5E5gcNYke0R_-Nes8Rz3mMzoHdu7bA1uWl14o4Le7aGBgIGBU421nfhS6dxvFpdUg6kfpTMwZJAGD_kfusIJLfIjkyptKSgTzPWY8R_FNkS-w/s640/CRAFT+041.jpg) |
Wrap the ribbon round the neck of the jar. You could thread it through the material. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhSMd5J7xl3H1XHAj0oS9Wpo4FmqmWrDa8pstTrTVobsG91TLdxgebPFrYyamWPya6pafPG5r9KuA6YpdVIRtRA2ppnnZ8gwy2WfQYysHjPBs2nfo3ka9iB1pjjh_E0YhJaLKSk6maktkw/s640/CRAFT+043.jpg) |
Put in your tea light and there you go. A pretty vintage style glow. |
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