How I love glass jars in previous articles I told you. I definitely can't resist throwing away tall, thin or flat jars, especially those whose shape is different from the others.
Apart from using it for jams or pickles we make at home, you can reuse your old jars by covering them with fimo dough, sticking different objects with the help of a silicone gun, or decoupage.
Recently, I have been haunted by the food jars of 10-month-old Kıvanç. The colors and patterns on the covers are so beautiful that I didn't even want to play with them.
Combined with the mini wooden case that was previously given as a gift, a cute spice set emerged. In fact, I use it to store things that I don't want mixed with other ingredients that are left at home in small quantities rather than spices.
A little cardamom, a little leftover gin corn, bay leaves that I couldn't find a place to dry and put, and the last remaining filet hazelnut, he gathered a lot.
They're available for reconfiguration and coloring if you get bored, and they're even great with your own stickers.
Soon I will share with you how to make a lantern out of a jar.
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