This is either a large relish jar or a small pickle jar. I used My Mind's Eye papers, a metal rimmed tag, ribbon, felt ribbon, Prima Sprites, plus a gorgeous Making Memories brad. I really like red and turquoise together, so I love the way this turned out.
I cut a flower with my Coluzzle from another sheet of My Mind's Eye paper for the lid. I love when organization is functional AND pretty!
My oldest did great with her school choir yesterday! The choir could have finished I, II, or III, and they did finish "I", which means that they will compete again at a state level!! Very impressive! I have to admit, they were awesome!
Here's Emily in her choir robe! Doesn't she look cute? Have a great Sunday! Thanks for all of the Princess votes! If you haven't had a chance to vote for Princess yet, please visit yesterday's post and give her your votes! Thank you so much!! Thanks for stopping by!
This jar came out beautifully! Love the colors Carol! And, your daughter is really pretty! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
ReplyDeleteAdore your jar! So beautiful! Your daughter has such a lovely smile! Way to go! Happy Sunday! Hugs, Deb
ReplyDeleteYour Altered jar is fabulous! Lovely picture of Emily!
ReplyDeleteGreat altered jar - wonderful idea :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful altered jar...your Daughter is gorg!!!:)you must be sooo proudx
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Thanks Carole...
Love your jar, fab idea
ReplyDeleteJust voted for Princess! She's adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour altered jar is great!! Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteLove your altered jar, I have one of those Crop-a-dials they are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteyour jar came up great Carol!! & your daughter Emily is so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my blog & leaving a comment on my 3D Cot. You asked have I submitted this to the chirp, no I haven't as I don't know how, I just thought they chose things at random from the MB ... stupid me ... maybe you could enlighten me on how its done :)
Have a great day
Rima
What a great idea to use a jar for the eyelets....I love how you decorated it! Congratulations, Emily!
ReplyDeleteEmily looks real cute! Love the jar Carol, it looks fab! xx
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your daughter! She is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your jar! Beautiful work! I need a few too! Mine are sooo boring!
Take care cutie!
Hiya Carol! Love this jar! It came out really pretty! Super job for your daughter too! Way cool! : )
ReplyDeleteCute jar! Congratulations for your daughter.
ReplyDeleteYour jar is super cute and your daughter in her outfit is sweet.
ReplyDeleteEmily does look sooo cute - well done to her. :)
ReplyDeleteYour jar is gorgeous - fab colours and great idea. :) :)
Debbie x
Emily looks so cute in her choir robe. I really like the negative space layout!
ReplyDeleteSorry - meant to post 1/2 that comment above. Your eyelet and grommet jar came out so good - love how colorful it is!
ReplyDeleteI am loving your altered jars, I have been saving some for just such a project!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter does look so cute, she has such a lovely smile!
Your dd is so cute in her choir robe! Congrats to her on going to State!
ReplyDeleteI love this jar. I have been saving jars and other containers, and this is excellent inspiration!
PS-I can't believe the darn cat is in the lead!!! What's up with that?!?!? Dogs Rule!
Awesome jar Carol and how fantastic for your daughter! Best of luck to her in their next round!! xx
ReplyDeleteWow!! Carol your jar is awesome...all those beautiful colours, love it.
ReplyDeleteWell done to your daughter and the choir she looks soooo happy in her choir robe xx
This jar ia really cute! What a great way to store your stuff
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