Miniature jars diy

As always, READ THESE FIRST: 1) items obtained from Daiso. it's a chain of $2 stores, meaning everything they sell there is $2 per item. you...

Hello friends!! Sometimes an idea hits me in a strange place. This morning, whilst in the tub, I thought to myself... so what if I used school glue with liquid food color and painted jars with it? School glue dries clear and the food color might tint it just enough to make the jars a different color. And guess what??!! It worked!! So now I am sharing it with you!! Simply mix a drop or two of white school glue and a very tiny amount of liquid food coloring and apply it to your store bought…

Often I have been asked, "Elizabeth, how do you make those really amazing jelly jars"?!! I'm making that up; nobody asks me that ever, but I,m going to tell you anyway. They are amazingly easy and can fill up a mini pantry or cupboard in record time. So Let's Get Started.... Above is a plastic pony bead which are found at the thrift store, (Yay) or at or in the craft section of places like Michael"s or Wal-Mart. You need to get the ones that look like a jam or jelly. This one could be…

Hi everyone I recently posted this on FB and it seemed that my little jam jars are quite a success I wanna thank you all for your kind words and I hope you enjoy the little labels I sent you This is not really a tutorial, but just a quick explanation on how I made these little jam jars First, here's the link to where I found these tiny glass bottles, which come in various sizes and shapes by the way…

I haven’t posted in a while because I went on a business trip AND I have actually been busy working on my kitchen AND I seem to be having trouble finding inspiratins that I want to post. You…

I am always on the look out for small items that I can turn into something useful in my miniature world. I am very fond of boxes and contain...

Over the years, I've been lucky enough to work in a few different greenhouses. Spending my day in the fresh, calming atmosphere was so revitalizing, like a private little place just for me. These mini terrariums are 1.2" to 1.6", the perfect size to add to your own doll sized greenhouse. Made with dried moss, they are not alive and don't need to be watered or cared for. They're so cute and not very difficult to make. Start with your container. I made three types: a footed bowl, apothecary…