Whimsical Mason Jar Ephemera

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[@jacquelinelc2843]

I grew up on a farm, a farm that was not very prosperous money wise but we always had an abundance of food. My mother worked tirelessly to put up fruit, vegetables and chicken in mason jars. My favorites were; canned chicken, canned crabapples and canned pears. Her efforts ensured we ate nutritious food all winter long. She has given me many of the jars she used. They represent her loving toil that ensured her family was well fed and cared for. Thanks mom!

[@maineiacts]

💯😉👍🤗 Right You Are!

[@TheCraftydevilSpeaks]

My mom too and she also worked full time. I was her right hand man getting the jars and lids sterilized, picking and prepping the veggies, getting the tools ready and starting dinner. When she got home we ate and then got to work. We’d be canning till 11 pm sometimes and she still got up at 5 am to go to work again, making our lunches for school and leaving them on the counter before she left. We got on the school bus at 7 am. I didn’t get to socialize with friends much, they were too far away from my house and they never had the amount of chores I did, so I didn’t get invited to a lot of the things they did. so I spent my days doing chores a good part of the day, but we always had plenty to eat. My parents grew up poor and didn’t eat well when they were kids. My mom was 19 and my dad 23 when they married but he made her 2 promises if she married him… that they would own their own house and never go hungry. He kept both those promises. They’re gone now and I’m currently emptying the property & house we grew up in to be sold. So much stuff I’ve had to sell, donate, bring home or throw out because they saved everything. So hard to do, everything I touch is full of memories. They did very well for themselves and lived their dream life in the country and even though I live in the suburbs now, my house is decorated in farmhouse I guess it makes me feel like I’m still a country girl at heart.

[@jacquelinelc2843]

@@TheCraftydevilSpeaks I am so sorry for your loss. My mom is 93 and our visits include so many memories of our life on the farm. My father had to work on the oil rigs during the winter to make extra money, so like you and your mom, we had the chores to do on top of the usual duties. They certainly were full day! I hope your memories include happy times … the arrival of babies animals in the spring, the cold crispness of a glass of spring water, listening to coyote calls from the safety of a warm bed and just how good our food tasted. I send you many blessings.

[@TheCraftydevilSpeaks]

@@jacquelinelc2843 thank you! And since I am an Irish lass, Happy St Patricks Day! 🍀 May the luck of the Irish always be with you!

[@ruthskiff2899]

I love a mason jar. I grew up with a garden, canning with my mom, then with my daughter. Thanks for sharing.

[@asilenna100]

Whenever I am feeling blah, I can count on Natasha to come up with something cute and funny to make me giggle. The world needs more of that...and huge butterflies!!😂

[@jeanettepelletier1402]

Love how Natasha shows us ways to find stuff around the house to find useful in these crafts rather then running to shop and spend money.

[@judiemjacobson4613]

I don't know about others but I'm 80 years old and when I had a growing family I had a huge garden and canning in mason jars was something I did every year. It was a wonderful time that I lived in and when I see a mason jar it evokes those wonderful memories. I think it speaks of less stressful simpler days without all the technical problems and the flooding of mass media that we have today. They just make us feel good don't they

[@cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638]

i wish i could have a house with a garden too. its almost impossible nowadays as a working women alone. but i keep dreaming 😊 your story sounds great! all the best for you! 🍀 greetings from austria 🇦🇹🙋🏼‍♀️

[@flyingadc]

The other ones you made look like strapless dresses! or one shoulder dresses. Cute and creative jars! Thank you for being awesome!

[@seameology]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@javapick]

I thought the samd thing!

[@jamieredden554]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@ValTwineDeaner]

Me too, I thought exactly the same.

[@alimacdonald2924]

Yes! And I saw dressmakers' dress forms!

[@carolynreynolds7779]

I love the little dresses the best. As someone suggested, they would make great birthday cards. I would do the jars for guys and the dresses for girls.

[@ilakaiser3778]

I love the whimsy of your torn bottles and jars.., also your fairy images. Thank you for sharing.💜🐞

[@janafroehlich5030]

When I think of a Mason Jar & the significance of them… I think of it being “filled up” with something…. food that is stored up for future use; a refreshing drink; something sweet like cookies or candy; dry ingredients with a recipe card to pass on as a gift; etc.! So many ideas & so many blessings that “fill up” a Mason Jar!!

[@waukonstandard]

This is such a versatile idea! I can imagine not only jars but teapots, mugs, Aprons, all sorts of shapes to use as bases!

[@TubeYouLena]

I love the apron shape, will add that to my Pinterest board with kitchen themes, thanks (for recipe books etc)

[@rachelpeacock6674]

Yes I agree, I like the bottle shape.

[@minahernandez814]

I agree the versatility of this idea is great by using other kitchen motifs…adding a decorated…with watercolors recipe card to the back would also add to the versatility! ❤

[@terrilyndel]

I love the ones that look like cocktail dresses. They are all just fun, regardless of the shape, and they bring Joy. I haven’t used fairies in ages and I love them, especially with flowers and butterflies..

[@hollymaudsley3187]

Love the sound of the tearing paper! Both shapes are lovely. How wonderfully homey mason jars are. This video is so much fun . thanks for sharing. The blobs add interest! Love your dialogue. Makes me chuckle.

[@janinealgar7623]

I have SUCH appreciation for You and your channel. You have such a perfect personality for creating tutorials. Fun, witty, amazing creativity, excellent teaching style. I enjoy every tutorial.

[@pamelak.4794]

These are so cute, I love this idea! I really like the tea bag pocket with the flowers in it. I use mason jars all the time for everything. Candy storage, flower jars, pasta storage, buttons… you name it, it gets stored in it! I grew up on a farm, ( not a producing farm), we had horses, chickens, dogs, one or two cows…. but we did “nothing” to profit off of it. It was just our home life. Mason jars make me think of a simpler time. I love their old fashioned appeal and charm. In my adult life, I lived on farmland too. I raised ducks… also not for profit. The country life is for me, and the mason jar is all part of it!! Thank you for the crafting today. Oh, and I love your nail polish color!!!! 😁 Enjoy your day!!

[@carolynmaves503]

I am retired now but when I was younger I had a large vegetable garden and canned dozens of jars of vegetables, pickles, jam, etc. every summer. So my favorite shape is the mason jar. I think lots of people have memories of their mothers and grandmothers gardening and canning. So the mason jars are quite a nostalgic image. As for the fairies, no matter how early I would get out to my garden I never caught sight of a fairy! 😉 Thanks for another lovely video.

[@marydoogan2486]

I paused this video almost immediately after I started it, so I could grab some book pages and start making some of these while watching the rest of the video. Once again, thank you for the inspiration. Tip - you can tear a few pages at once, so you get multiple pieces with only one tearing. 😃

[@TubeYouLena]

wow, efficiency and speed, super, great idea, thanks!!

[@tracydoehler1468]

I love your side commentary. i think I chuckled throughout this entire tutorial. To answer your question, IF faeries were real, wouldn't you try capturing it and putting it in a mason jar? I think, mason jars are reminiscent of childhood, capturing insects and things to watch through the clear glass walls. Also, eating your grandmother's homemade jam from fruit that was grown in her garden. They represent happy memories and evoke that warm fuzzy feeling.

[@visionsofheaven]

I just love this! I love them both. The bottle ones remind me of those cute 1950's sundresses. If you cut a little "V" at the top and used brads for buttons they'd be styling outfits! So cute!!! I love mason jars. In fact, I went to dinner tonight at a friend's and they used mason jars for drinking glasses. They bring feelings of simpler times, when handmade was more the norm. Thank you for another beautiful video :)

[@kathyphillips9482]

Absolutely CHARMING!!!! Great presentation of your wonderfully creative skills and lovely imagination! Mason jars reflect the comfort of "country core." They have - for generations - held the essential goodness of home-preserved foods & fruits, staples like coffee beans or sugar, and a wealth of childhood memories...... from lightning bugs caught in Grandmother's garden to buttons snipped from clothing destined to become quilts and shells gathered on a beach vacation....... or fairies captured in our fantasies. If there is a more wholesome, innocent image to use in handmade books designed to hold thoughts, dreams & precious memories, I cannot imagine what it would be.

[@marlenegura1161]

You have such a magical whimsical way about you that's INCREDIBLE!!!!! Everything you create is beautiful!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!!

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so very much ! 🤗

[@ivelissebishop4347]

The one in the middle looks so much like a dress or apron to me. I absolutely love it. ❤️

[@tootsfour956]

What a cute idea! You are so much fun , Natasha. Thank you! Blessings

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much :)

[@44hopeful]

These are fabulous! I love all the ideas and the torn around edges!

[@connierohall4248]

Mason jars remind me of canning all day in the summer with my mom. I’d do anything to get to do that again!

[@DiamondsandDobermans]

The bottles actually look like sweet little dresses! I absolutely love these and plan to make some this evening. Thank you for breaking down the process and simplifying everything! I just love watching you. I’ve learned so much ❤❤❤

[@terichiarelli6210]

I lived with my grandmother for a while when I was young. She taught me so many crafts and in her pantry she had many mason jars. I just love this idea and will be making them for my journals. Thank you Natasha for so much inspiration 😍

[@DiamondsandDobermans]

Update: I made five of these beauties! These are so much fun to create and an excellent way to use up little embellies from our stash. I can’t wait to make more. My backsides are kinda messy on one or two of them and I will decoupage some very thin Dictionary pages over that. Thank you again Nat. This project is very free-ing. Totally loved it! ❤

[@justlm316]

Love these process videos. I’m so addicted to your channel 🥰

[@TreasureBooks]

Yaaay, thank you so much!!!

[@ymanajohnson585]

I think the inking blobs give the paper more interest. Love the dried flowers. Mason jars remind me of working to can food during the Summer and Fall and eating the food from the jars during the cold, dark days of Winter time. Great ideas. Thank you.

[@JanieAlcove9]

Both shapes are wonderful. The mason jar evokes feelings of old fashioned comfort and the bottle makes me think of magic potions and all their possibilities. This project was absolutely wonderful. It was reminiscent of your whimsical house tutorial which is one of my all-time favorites.

[@jeanfuller1462]

The mason jar,has preserve the lives of many people. I can remember when my mother would preserve food for the winter and also for the summer. This truly was away a blessing for many family to make it through life. I love all your ideas that you present to your viewers you do a fantastic job with all of your crafting thanks so much keep up the good. (From South Carolina)

[@toniscott1029]

Love all of these, especially that you don't need to use scissors or have a particular pattern. Mason jars remind me of a simpler time. Very homey.

[@luannfischer747]

My oldest mason jars have ‘zinc’ lids and are of blue glass. Mason jars held the hopes and treasures of many a pioneer woman as she left her home and moved west. They stored everything from lard to locks of her children’s hair (not in the same jar, lol). The history of the mason jar is actually quite fascinating, well at least to me. I think that these will make beautiful Birthday Cards when made for my friends that I’ve given junk journals to.

[@martiseelye6443]

😂

[@TubeYouLena]

wow, mason jar birthday card idea sounds fun. You can 'fill it up' with all sorts of details relevant to that particular gift receiver. super, thanks!

[@luannfischer747]

@@TubeYouLena that was my thought too,,,

[@sueanimallover8952]

Thank you for sharing Luann; very interesting history!

[@beckybanta126]

I thought of the pioneer women as well in the history of Mason jars. I like both designs....would not have thought of 2nd one, so thank you Always look forward to your videos!😊

[@cherylsmith3291]

Mason jars remind me of my Grandma. She would take me to the basement where she had rows of shelves with all the things she had canned. We would go to a special row and I would pick out a jar of bing cherries. She would get it down and we went upstairs. She would open it and we would sit down at the table and eat the whole jar.

[@shirley1413]

This is such an Awesome Tutorial! I have wonderful memories of helping my Mom with canning vegetables from our gardens. And to this day I use mason jars for not only canning, but storing rice beans and buttons. Im working on a junk journal with memories of simple country living, and this is going to be my project today. Thank you for all you share!

[@RustyTrainor]

Love these whimsical Mason Jars! They made me think about all the other shapes I might use in my journals - teapots, leaves, dresses, kites, houses, mushrooms, hearts, apples etc. As you often say Natasa the list is endless!

[@user-uh4cg6mv2e]

I think 🤔 she's made whimsical houses.

[@lisacychosz4391]

You never disappoint. You are always amazing.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!!

[@heathersullivan8494]

This is a great idea! There are so many shapes and designs you can come up with here. Thanks for sharing, yet another stupendous idea from that gorgeous brain of yours. 🙃

[@juliemilliron849]

I love all of them. You know having all the different ones. It gives you great choices when filling a junk journal.

[@maggiequilts]

Terrific idea Natasha ❤ I love both shapes and will definitely try making some. Thank you for all the inspiration Hugs. Maggie ❤️🤗🇨🇦❤️

[@janetvisochi-baum7572]

a few years ago i created a beautiful Mason Jar Art Journal Page with a lighthouse beach scene - i did this after my sister passed away - she loved lighthouses and beaches - for me the Mason Jar is something that holds special Memories - what you did today is beautiful - thank you Natasa - and i think i will make another Memory Mason Jar - be well xx

[@Llerrafy55]

No I’ve never seen a fairy but I did see the head of a dog, very cute. The free form jars/bottles are fantastic, great idea.👍🌏

[@montanagal9007]

The teapot one looks like an off the shoulder dress to me. I can see collaging that shape with a cutout from a vintage sewing pattern and buttons. Thank you for the inspiration, Natasa! Another wonderful video! ❤️😀

[@dianalund587]

I was also reminded of an off the shoulder dress! I love how ideas spark many other ideas.

[@laurelwilkinson2594]

Mason jars, and bottles, display what is contained in them. Along with the homey, cottage feeling, maybe we like them because in journals we display what is inside the diarist, and preserve it. And when the jar contains something out of the ordinary, like fairies, fireflies, butterflies, and so on, it tells a lot about the maker. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@janiceprescott3012]

I love this idea. My Mother always home canned our food and I have learned to also love the art of home canning. It feels like love every time a jar is opened and shared. I can hardly wait to make my own mason jars, etc. for my junk journaling. Thank you.

[@TreasureBooks]

That is awesome! Thank you :)

[@sharonharris2979]

The best part of Saturday morning! A new Treasure Books video ❤️

[@SilvaraHale]

Yes absolutely. Every Saturday I'm waiting for the Video. And they never disappoint me. Highlight every Saturday.

[@pamschueler4083]

Completely agree. ❤

[@connierohall4248]

I wish she did a new one everyday!!❤

[@SilvaraHale]

@@connierohall4248 oh yes. I can't get enough of her Videos

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank youuuuuuu!!!!!

[@r.c.miller6161]

Love your philosophical presentation of the humble mason jar. Crafts are imbued with meaning and memories.

[@antoniettavillamagna9352]

The mason jar is very nostalgic and it reminds all of us of a simpler time. When families got together and it also reminds us of a way of sharing our bounties. Lovely!

[@TreasureBooks]

Oh I love that, thank you!

[@soniaclarkson3766]

Natasha you crack me up with the butterfly voice overs lol, but you NEVER disappoint. You are creative, generous with your time and ideas and I appreciate you very much ❤️

[@quinn22252]

Love these mason jars ❤brings memories of my late Mum, when I was a child 60+ years 🙊 she would can everything in them: fruit, veggies, chicken, pork & beans, pickles , eggs. My late father used them in the garage for nuts & bolts……As children we would use the jars for bugs & tad poles. The jar shape allows for a large journaling space…….I will, for sure, borrow your idea….tyfs 🥰🫶🏻🇨🇦

[@Lynn.Barwald]

I think you have a fabulous sense of humor. You always make me laugh. You are also extremely inspirational. Thanks!

[@thegypsy1968]

Hahahaha one big butterfly what's goin on? You totally made my day! These are so cute ya know I'm gonna have to give them a go! Thanks for making me laugh. Hugs,GinaB💕💖😍🥰😂❤

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so much!!!

[@ellenjent4956]

I always get inspired by your creative projects. My preference is the bottle shape. I think it adds a depth of creativity, yet keeping with the homey feel. Thank you Natasha for sharing your ideas and projects. I have been watching and learning from you for a long time and look forward to more of your videos.

[@mrsdsdesk]

Hourglasses. Dresses. Bottles. Whatever you call them- well done! They’re wonderful! And I think we connect mason jars to junk journals because for most of us, they’re vintage, a necessity of the past that has become modern house decor. Their original purpose of preserving and storing food is only for those who farm or live where fresh produce is readily available.

[@shawnrowell6195]

I made 5 while was watching the video. I’m going to make more, using blue and green ink. I collect old bottles and love the idea of being able to tuck some into my journals.

[@TreasureBooks]

I'm so glad, thank you!

[@tellhimthanku]

These jars are absolutely stunning. Mason Jars are so dear to my heart. I just love them! I have so many memories from my childhood surrounded by Mason Jars. They will always be my favorite. You have totally inspired me with these makes. This is a must try for me. Thanks for sharing, be blessed....

[@kkacz7783]

Love your videos! No nonsense, to the point, and a neat uncluttered work surface! So much better than many others, even though they all have good ideas, I like getting to it vs listening to blather and getting irritated with looking at a mess!

[@debijohnson1782]

I am with you

[@TreasureBooks]

Hehehe you made me laugh. Thank you :)

[@gaiagreen2690]

I have to admit I share that feeling... Sometimes I do feel guilty for being so easily triggered, but there are very interesting videos that I had to stop watching because of extremely messy desks, dirt and litter scattered all around or even very dirty and chipped fingernails. 😱 I know it sounds awfully judgemental, but I am absolutely not capable of concentrating on beautiful paper art if it is made in the midst of chaos.

[@bellnorton1691]

Mason jars bring back childhood memories of coming home from elementary school, walking in the house and smelling mom cooking guava jelly. Oh my it smelled so good. She would can them in the mason jars, so we knew we would have moms guava jelly for awhile.

[@sherryliberto6749]

I love this project. So precious and you my dear are such a fascinating teacher. Thank you so much. Have a great weekend. Sending love and big hugs Sherry ❤

[@janetedens]

Love this idea. It is a great way to use up extra things. Mason jars, to me, represent home, past, present, and hopefully the future. They also represent independence. They hold the precious food one grew in the summer and feed your family throughout the year. They hold the iced tea we drink in the summertime and the beautiful bouquet of wildflowers our children picked just for us to enjoy. They hold collections like marbles, seashells, and fossils. They also hold science projects like when you had to go outside and fill it halfway with dirt then add lots of water. The next day you get to see all the different layers of the earth in that jar. They make great storage for nuts, bolts, and screws in the garage. So many things, but all these things represent home. One could go on all day listing the many virtues of the Mason jar. A simple jar that simply makes our life better.

[@debbiev.1311]

Love this Janet!! 🩷

[@danutaszmigielska2193]

Very well said Janet , thank you

[@elizabethtanti7884]

You always make it seem so doable! I love these jars all are so beautiful! Your explanations are very helpful. Love your videos thank you.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thanks so much 😊

[@valoraeastman5188]

I’m the youngest of 9 and Mason Jars to me were used for canning, we always had a garden and my Mom canned beans, tomatoes, apple slices for pies and cobblers, applesauce, peaches, pears, etc. They we’re also used for storing things like beans, pasta, rice and dried pears, prunes that we made using a good dehydrator. So to me Mason Jars bring back memories if my childhood and they’re very nostalgic. This is a fun project I look forward to trying!

[@betholmsted]

I like the bottle shape. I love it when you create a new idea like this to make from old book pages. It reminds me of your flowers that I made while watching movies. Such a fun way to pass time! I'll have to try it with bottles now.

[@barbarabass4235]

I love the bottle shape especially those that are asymmetrical. This video was so full of information. I can’t wait to start making jars and bottles. What great creativity! 💜

[@valmarshall4849]

These are adorable. The ones you call bottle or tea pot remind me of summer dresses. Mason jars remind me of all the canned goods my mom used to make 💕

[@kristinjacobsen3417]

When my grandmother died we cleaned out her root cellar where there were still a dozen little Mason jars of jam and jelly. Sometimes she added walnuts to her plum jam - yum! The few years my garden produced enough to save I canned tomatoes in Mason jars. My husband likes Mason jar mugs because they're capacious and sturdy.

[@deborahcoram6793]

My mom and great aunt had veggie gardens and fruit trees. They would can the harvest. My job was to wash the mason jars. As I got older, I filled them with green beans, jams, tomatoes, applesauce, etc. The mason jar invokes a feeling of home ❤ and love, so I love your creations! 🥰

[@cynthiarollins3949]

Love this…I see long neck bottles being made as well as cute dresses with those shapes but the wide mouth mason jar is a favorite 💞

[@luannfischer747]

Definitely dresses,,,

[@peaceofjunkjournals]

Oh my goodness! How cute is this!? I love Mason jars and this method is so unique 🥰 Thank you for always sharing amazing ideas with us!

[@shugmagnolia188]

I like the fairy image, for example, it's like looking into the "jar" and seeing a whole new world. Which is what a clear jar is for, to see its contents.

[@Ponygirl07]

I love how you explain WHY to do a certain layout.🥰 I can’t wait to make some of these.

[@nancynorris9822]

I love your whimsical mind! These little jars are adorable! So many possibilities! TFS 🤗

[@TreasureBooks]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@annhind5261]

Love both shapes, great ideas using minimal supplies, for great results.

[@cathyyoung1165]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I am still learning about all this junk journaling, and stumble on ideas like this. I can do this. The mason jar is a comforting thing...childhood memories, a simpler way of life..I have my buttons in a mason jar. Same thing with the buttons, I don't know. You are very talented! Thank you!

[@user-uh4cg6mv2e]

Thanks for the idea of putting buttons in a Mason jar. ❤😊

[@newlifeaj]

BEAUTIFUL!!! The shape of the second kind looks like a strapless dress...I love booth but, I like the dress/ Mason jar shape! You are so funny...my favorite channel. Hello from British Columbia and CONGRATULATIONS on your 100,000 subscribers. I never used Mason jars in my junk journals before, but now you've made it alot more interesting. For me, it makes me think of childhood. I lived on a farm and my Mom canned everything because we had a huge garden.Thankyou for your lovely and inspiring ideas, Natasha 🥰

[@opus3164]

Maison jars remind me of old fashioned homes..real food and home cooking 😊

[@Vintagekindagirl3]

I grew up in Los Angeles and whenever I saw a mason jar it made me feel cozy and calm. Mason jars held only good things Jam, pickled foods, moonshine, hahaha. I use them for vases now. See, another good thing.

[@user-mu8zx6is1q]

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[@frazzledrobin5175]

Forgot to add, mason jars are everywhere, the country look started the craze. I like mason jars cause they remind me of home and family. Grew up in the country, a long time ago, and we had a big garden and mu Mum would can all the spoils for winter, then as each of us 3 sister got old enough we helped. I would love to have some of my Mom's beans, corn, tomato juice and jam!!!!!

[@HealingIndi65]

My grandma canned peaches,pears, tomatoes and other yummy things when I was a child. I still remember how good the aroma of spices graced our noses. Mason jars mean love to me. 🫙❤🏡

[@BittyPenny]

I drink my water out of a mason jar everyday. I have always had a kindred love for them, and for reasons I can’t even explain. 😅 Loved your jars, all 30+ of them. Thanks so much for sharing. 💕🌈✂️📄🙌👏

[@dianemendoza3010]

Both jars evoke a different feel to me. The "bottle" reminds me of wine carafe,, vase or specialty coffee carafes seen in restaurants. I'm in visioning grapes, or coffee stains . You really have my imagination going right now. Thank you. Have a lovely day.

[@judyburcham9008]

I like all the free form shapes...whimsical! I could see a Mason jar theme with lots of old recipes from grandma, embellished with flour sack swatches and minnie aprons. Some old cookbooks have a lot of folklore and graphics.

[@jennytoughazadi9243]

Your bottles make me think of sacks. Way back, flour used to come in sacks with printed fabric that people used to make flour sack dresses.

[@bobbiestull8931]

Absolutely beautiful! The ones you are calling bottles look like dresses to me and you’ve decorated them so wonderfully!

[@kathylussier3633]

I love the mason jar and the bottle shape! Great idea ! I especially love the ones you decorated with the fairies. Thank you for the inspiration

[@marysmith9515]

Absolutely wonderful! The bottle shapes reminded me of a bag with surprises in it. These are the best mason jar shapes ever!🌺

[@TubeYouLena]

i love the treat bags idea, thanks!

[@sweetbaylaurelemporium4698]

i love both shapes and especially all the fairies. I have soooooo many file folders, i need to start using them. So perfect project. I love your nail color.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you!!

[@blackcoffeeandwildflowers]

These are quite lovely, all of them! Like these so much better than the standard look. Thanks for some whimsical inspiration! 🤗❤️ Tamara

[@debbiebreen6276]

Love these mason jars, beautiful addition to a journal. Thanks for the inspiration, Natasha. x

[@mariapiris3528]

Los botes Mason, me han llevado a mi infancia haciendo conservas con mi madre Ya tengo 80 años pero no he dejado de hacer trabajos artesanos.Hoy al ver tus botes y tu buen hacery originalidad, me he quedado sirprendida de la belleza y encanto que encierran yus trabajos Mil gracias por compartir. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@redphonedeb]

Thank you for another awesome video. I love your ideas and your humour, such a pleasure to watch xx 🥰

[@tinaluu9810]

These are spectacular and magnificent to add to our junk journals. I love Mason jars for collecting buttons, lace, bits and bops for my craft room but it dont stop there. I use mason jars for canning and storage of dry goods. Thanks beautiful for sharing this awesome amazing idea. Blessings always

[@dodiekoehler]

Love this simple idea. Thank you for being such a great instructor/teacher.

[@TreasureBooks]

Thank you so very much!

[@hollylapinski3328]

These are great!!! I think the "bottle" shaped ones look like bags cinched in at the top. So cute!!! ☺️💜

[@evelinmoura5274]

Vc é maravilhosa!! Seus projetos são sempre lindos.😍 Muito obrigada por ensinar.😘

[@ollievee21127]

I love the jar shape! I'm doing a vintage kitchen-y type journal in hopes of trying to evoke the feeling of being in my grandmother's kitchen. These would go perfectly! I loved the idea of buttons but I think it would make the reverse side hard to write on. I use mason jars for everything! I think to me, the appeal is the fact that's its an item that has been used for over 100 years. And it's a vessel to hold treasures in!

[@selinastephens5265]

Fantastic!! Love this idea-love mason jars because of the shape, very cute jars

[@angelathoma-dogwoodpaperarts]

These are so adorable! I really love both shapes and totally love the idea of tearing the book pages to create the shape of the jar/bottle. Excellent idea and each one is beautiful. Thank you so much!

[@judymartin420]

Again you have knocked it out of the park with such a brilliant idea. I thank you so very much for sharing your time, talent, and creative wisdom with all of us fellow crafters. It's always such a joy to spend time with you. God Bless and happy crafting ❤ JudyfromGA

[@phyllispeterson5800]

As a child we put cream in jars ,put the lid on tight and shook a lot until we had butter. Then spread it on home made warm bread.