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a jar full of goodies, perfect for our
hard working dad :) |
day eighty six and its fathers day in new zealand tomorrow and we have a pretty amazing father to celebrate here so it was time to make a creation for him. pinned to my holiday goodness board was this wonderful idea on
eighteen25, inspired by one
martha stewart created.
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the bits and bobs you need to complete this project |
i picked up a cheap square glass jar and then went through my paper scraps to find some tie quality pieces! i couldn't find a pin stripe i liked so decided to make one with a couple of plain cardstock scraps.
martha stewart has a pdf to print a tie (a nice pin stripe!) and collar if you don't feel like making your own or have no coloured card on hand.
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the tie making in progress |
my children's sweet and very supportive dad is a type 1 diabetic and often forgets to eat properly at work ... typical dad busy at work :) we thought this jar would be perfect for his desk and good for quick fixes when he's having a low at work so we filled it with his favourite chocolate bars!
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ready for filling with your dad's favourite
treats! |
honey when you read this tomorrow fyi this is a treat jar, not a lunch jar ;)
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the jar filling elves :) |
outcome: well it was incredibly easy to make but really effective in terms of a cool jar for an awesome dad ... hopefully he will love it as much as the kids loved filling it with chocolate bars ... i think they are hoping to get lucky tomorrow!
i am a big lover of the projects from the sisters at
eighteen25, and this is another one of their inspired beauties ... if you have a minute or two check out their blog its well worth it :)
I am sure daddy will be touched .....but I wonder if the vase will stay full that long !!! :D
ReplyDeleteFathers'Day in NZ, huh? Will you be able to reach your own dad, Kirsty?
What kind of other holidays are on your calendar at this end of Winter ? Any carnival, by chance (which usually celebrates the anticipation of Spring with its renewal)?