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  1. I just read Janes comment and I had no idea about that decision. I wonder if it is regional?

    I had to come back to this post and let you know I did a beaded jar. I followed the instructions and purchased the glue she recommended. BIG waste! I ended up using hot glue and it worked like a charm. The process went sooooo much faster. I'm not sure why she would recommend that particular glue since using it is a huge time sucker and hot glue is super effective. Just thought I'd let you know in case you were thinking of doing it.

  2. I couldn't believe it when they said that there is a decision not to recycle glass in this country!! I cannot throw away unique or colored glass bottles at all. Now I am using glass jars from salad dressing for tea containers, etc for my coffee making station in my kitchen. I hate plastic jars and bottles and try never to buy anything in them. So not recycling glass has been a real shock to my system.

  3. Cute ideas! I use glass jars for storing my rice, quinoa, pastas and dried beans. I use Mason jars for flower vases. Not crafty, just useful.

  4. It's hard for me to throw out a glass jar, as I tend to take after my mother in that regard. She was the queen of recycling long before it was popular.

    I love the ideas here.

  5. Thanks for the inspiration! I have some tiny milk jars that I got at a christening and I haven't known what to do about them!

  6. I was precisely working on a project that involved jars. I love them! So many possibilities. I gotta try that sea glass product. 😉

  7. I have a lot of jars in my basement. I use them for candles, and flower vases. There are so many great uses. I love the ideas you shared!

  8. I love these decorating crafts using jars. So creative! It's impossible for me to even pick a favorite. But, I think I'll start by making the prism candle. Thanks for sharing…

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