Today's craft takes absolutely no skill, or even time, just a simple stick-and-go kind of thing. But I couldn't pass up the self-adhesive mirrored triangles, of course in my favourite accent colour, when I saw them. You can purchase them online from HERE. I used them to decorate a couple of jars for my craft table: I would show you the rest of my desk, but it's a complete mess. Ha! Getting organized is a plan of mine in the near future. Sources: Jars, twine, and paper clips

These may be the smallest Easter gifts you'll ever see! The jars, which are actually sipping jars, are less than 4 inches tall. But I loved the idea of using jars instead of bags, which I typically do, for this year's gifts for the kids in my family. (My daughter is only 2; she'll get an adorable Easter basket made of plastic). My youngest nephew is 8 and the oldest is 15, so I figure they can put the jars to some use afterwards. TOOLS & MATERIALS: Sipping jars Easter gras

Giving cookies at Christmas time is one of my favourite traditions. You can find inexpensive jars like this one at dollar stores or Target. Then, fill the jar with delicious homemade or store bought cookies. I filled mine up with one of my favourite holiday sweets - shortbreads. Once you're done, print off one of my tags, cut it out, and tie it to the jar with a pretty twine and ornament. { DOWNLOAD HERE } Thanks for taking a look today. Have an amazing day friends. #Chris

I love today's project because: 1. They are so easy and fun to make. 2. You can keep them for yourself or make them as gifts. 3. They are just darn cute! Do you need any other reason? To make these DIY Christmas tree snow globes, you will need a few things from the craft store. TOOLS & MATERIALS: Glass jars with twist on lids Gold spray paint Mini trees Hot glue gun Mini white pom poms Ornament flakes You can put anything you want in a DIY snow globe, but I chose these Chr