Handmade Holidays Blog Hop 2011 {Day Three}

Welcome to the Handmade Holidays Blog Hop!!!



The Introduction:
If you are hopping along with us today: You should have come here from The Twinery's blog. If you did, you are in the right place! Welcome!
If you aren't already a follower, we'd love to have you follow the blog!

If you are one of our regular readers: Thanks for coming back! We love having you! Please join along in the hop - you can start at the Clearsnap blog.


Calling all crafters! We’ve gathered designers from some of our favorite manufacturers to show you ways to create something from the heart this holiday season. This 3 day Hop includes over 60 stops with inspiration brimming from every corner. Explore all thoughtful and frugal handmade gifts you could make for the holidays, all in one place on this Hop!

Each day we will be sharing a brand new list of blogs with brand new projects for you to explore, be inspired by, and create from!

The Hop List:

Clearsnap
Spellbinders
Hampton Art
Zutter
Graphic45
Donna Salazar Designs
The Twinery
Authentique Paper <-- You are here!
Glue Arts
Sabrina Alery – Clearsnap
Laura Denison – Graphic 45
Karen Taylor – Donna Salazar Designs
Beverly Sizemore – Hampton Art
Kazan Clark – Spellbinders
Janeen Shember – Authentique Paper
Charlotte Jenkins – Clearsnap
Grace Hester – The Twinery
Nicole Eccles – Graphic45
Audrey Pettit – Donna Salazar Designs
Nan Paturzo – Zutter
Jeannie DeGruccio – Authentique Paper
Tamara Tripodi – Glue Arts
Julie Ranae Murray – The Twinery


The Details:
To sweeten to Hop, we’re offering a gift for one of you!


How does one of the 6x6 Bundles from EACH of our current 7 collections sound?
We'll even throw in a few other Authentique Paper goodies as well!
{Note: Due to low stock because of the popularity of some of our collections, we may need to substitute one or more of the 6x6 bundles shown above with a 6x6 Nest from the Free Bird Series at the time of shipment.}

Leave a comment on each blog along the hop to be be entered to win a prize pack from one of the participating manufacturer sponsors (including this great prize pack shown above)! The winners will be chosen randomly from all comments on the manufacturer blogs AND the designer blogs.
{Authentique Paper winner must have a US/Canada address.}

Blog comments close on Nov 7, 2011 at 11:59 PM {PST}.

The Project:


Today's project idea is from Tifany, our DT Coordinator.

This project is quick and easy (& beautiful) thanks to our deeply textured papers!


To start, grab some basic canning jars - you can find these in many stores usually in sets of 12 for under $10.

Pick some lovely patterned papers from one (or more) of our current collections and adhere the lid (without the band) with a strong adhesive to the back side of your patterned paper.

With Authentique Paper you have two beautiful sides to pick from...so you'll need to adhere the lid to the side you won't have showing.
{Tifany is using papers from our Blissful collection.}


When your adhesive is dry, trim the excess patterned paper from your lid. Put it on your jar, screw on the band, and you are finished!
{For these jars, Tifany has added twine from The Twinery and a pearl charm.}

Each finished jar costs less than $1!
As quick and inexpensive as these are they make great gifts for neighbors, family, and more.

If you'd like to decorate the tops of your jars a little more, grab your various Authentique Paper die cuts (Tabloids, Icons, Excerpts, Noteables, etc.) and add them with some dimensional adhesive for a little extra something.
Or if you don't want to add anything to the top, punch a little hole in the corner of your die cut and thread it with twine to tie it to the side of your jar for a quick and easy tag!


You can fill these jars with many different things to make great gifts.
Tifany will be filling these with candy and sending them to a few family members, but these would also be great filled with some easy jar mixes or homemade bath salts.

Cheers to creating gifts from the heart this holiday season!


The Next Stop:
Glue Arts

Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Authentique Paper (Blissful Collection - Happiness, Paradise, Felicity);
Twine: The Twinery (Charcoal, Buttercream);
Other: Pearl;
Tools: Fiskars (Scissors);

Comments

  1. lovin the hop thanks for sharing

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  2. This blog hop is so much fun! Love all the inspiration and great projects I am seeing! Your paper is just yummy!

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  3. This has been a very creative hop. I enjoy these types of project filled hops. Thank you so much for sharing. G45 & Clearsnap sent me. Good luck everyone.

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  4. Such a cute idea! I absolutely love all these paper lines!!! Whew! Whatta hop it has been! Love seeing all the projects!

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  5. Pretty jars! Super generous giveaway!!!

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  6. Great gift jars for mixes or candies... love the papers... thanks for sharing...

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  7. Love it! Perfect for gifts presents! Thanks for sharing! Hugs.. Maggy :)

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  8. So great Idea! I have some glases like yours, and the hole sunday free. Thansk for youre inspiration.

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  9. such pretty jars - and so useful to give a range of gifts in :)

    Lobing this hop.

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  10. Love it. Great blog hop. Thank you for give a chance to win and a lot of inspiration.

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  11. This has been such a FABULOUS hop! Thanks for sharing the dressed up jars-great idea!!!!! and for the chance to win! kmassmanATgmailDOTcom

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  12. What a nice idea and wonderful work! Thanks for sharing all these nice ideas! And thanks for this great blog hop!

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  13. I love a gift in a jar. I plan to make and decorate a number of these this year!

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  14. You always see jars with fabric on top, but I love the look of the paper! I like that it doesn't cover up so much of the jar. Very cute.

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  15. This has been a great hop. Thanks so much for your contribution to making it such fun! I love these mason jars - simply elegant!

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  16. beautiful paper and awesome decorated jars!
    TFS
    jessica
    chick-n-scrap.blogspot.com

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  17. So simple, yet these jars have a major wow factor! Thanks for sharing!
    cdring@comcast.net

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  18. What a yummilicious paper, so versatile, love the idea of using it for jars will brighten up my kitchen and craft room.

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  19. great idea, love the papers that Tiffany used, thanks for the chance to win.

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  20. I am having so much fun on this blog hop with all the great idea!

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  21. This project is a good idea for gifts for Sunday School teachers. Thanks for sharing.

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  22. what a great idea ... I can make some of these and put cookies or candies in them and they will make great hostess gifts over the holidays. Thanks for the idea and for sharing.

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  23. Wonderful idea for little giveaways out of the kitchen!

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  24. Cute idea for neighbor gifts. Fill up with homemade hardtac candy and go visiting the neighbors during the holidays!

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  25. So simple and wonderful! Thanks for another great idea!

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  26. Great hop and love the toppers to the jars. The dp makes it pop!

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  27. Cute! I'd have to fill them with Hershey kisses :-)

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  28. This has been a great blog hop! Would love to win the paper!

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  29. Thank you Authentique for a great hop!

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  30. What a simple project! I'd love to fill them with home made soup mix! Thanks for the chance to win, this is my first day on the hop after stumbling upon it early this morning.. wish I had found it earlier! Thanks for a chance to win!

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  31. Thanks for the fabulous gift idea. This is terrific!! I think I'll be using this one a lot. :)

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  32. This is a great idea. I love it. Thanks for sharing, Johanne L.

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  33. Thanks for the hop. Lots of inspiration.

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  34. Loving the hop and loving the simplicity of the canning jars! Simple and filled with goodies is the perfect combination for a lot of giving! I can see the homemade cranberry relish in smaller jars for Thanksgiving favors! Might experiment with laminating the paper in case of spills or condensation- what do you think?

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  35. Oh, oh, oh - I love canning jars and your papers are perfect toppers!! THANK YOU!!!

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  36. I love Authentique Paper. The jars are such a cute project too!

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  37. Love this hop, it's getting my Christmas gift hat on! I'm doing canning this year for gifts and am totally going to use this idea. Thanks!

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  38. Awesome idea to hold some eatable gifts for some of the older members of the family for christmas. Thiose, we never can find any ideas for. This is really great and something we can all use at any time.
    Thanks sooo much for an awesome hop here. it´s been so much fun.

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  39. Love those jars! Enjoying the hop all weekend!

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  40. What a great idea! I've got a case of those jars in my basement from my canning phase! Now I know what to do with them. :)

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  41. I love this idea. Its great for all of those cookie exchanges I will be going to. Thanks for sharing such amazing ideas. This hop was the best.

    kim
    k1i2m3@cox.net

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  42. Great project and ideas to use them for. TFS
    Debbie
    debbie_craine at hot mail dot com
    http://craftywizard.blogspot.com

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  43. Very sweet! I make a lot of food gifts at Christmas and put them in canning jars, this will be fun to add to my presents!

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  44. Quick and easy - and once they are filled - will look awesome to give as gifts. Love your papers and so versatile. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  45. Wonderful easy project that I can use for a wide range of items.

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  46. Cute jars. Easy, quick and pretty.

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  47. Great gift idea. Fill these wonderful jars with candy or cookie mix.

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  48. What a fabulous idea! I can't believe I've never thought of doing this! Thanks!!

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  49. Great idea.Bath salts are fun to make with kids too!

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  50. very cute and easy! i'm thinking layered cookie recipe or hot cocoa with marshmellows on top! tfs! love authentique!

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  51. Fabulous! And I was looking for some more inspiration for the Lessology altered jar project, perfect!

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  52. Love your papers!! This Hop has been fantastic!! Love all the fun Holiday Inspiration!

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  53. Cute jars! Thanks for awesome idea!

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  54. Great idea!! I've used this idea before...as a teacher gift. I filled the jar with answers from each child to the question "What do you like best about school?"

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  55. What creative ideas along this whole Blog Hop. Thanks for giving us a chance to win some Blog candy with it also.

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  56. This is a terrific idea. I will be doing this for sure. Such a simple thing adds a unique and classy touch. Thanks for the inspiration. This blog hop is so much fun.

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  57. What a great idea. I love the way they turned out. TFS.

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  58. Very cool idea. I see Christmas paper and treats inside for neighbor presents. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  59. Just made some hot pepper jelly yesterday and will definitely use this idea for the jars and adding a tag w/the twine! TFS :)

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  60. What a simple, sweet gift that is sure to bring a smile each time the recipient sees them!!!

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  61. great idea....decorating mason jars is an age old tradition and love any new ways of doing it, to make it different! tfs and a chance to win these ohhhhh so fab paper pads, I love them all

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  62. So simple and it adds such a nice personalized touch on a already wonderful gift! :) The hop has been so much fun. Thank you for participating!

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  63. cute jar - i love to give food gifts at xmas. this is great jar for roasted peppers, or mini mozzarella balls with italian seasonings and olive oil. thanks for blog gifts. i hope i win. that would be awesome. good luck to all.

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  64. A quick fun way to pretty up some jars! I like the little pearl you added to the bows.

    Noreen
    www.make-homemade-gifts.com

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  65. 6 x 6 paper packs are my new addiction!! great simple project

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  66. Great idea to spruce-up jams & chutneys. Holiday inspiration Galore! Thank you!

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  67. This project is so simple and yet so sweet!

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  68. Such a simple idea to make a beautiful gift idea. Love the look of these.

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  69. Very cute and simple, I love it! This is a fun hop! karen...

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  70. Cute idea -- TFS!! I absolutely ADORE Authentique Paper : )

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  71. What a sweet idea! I bought some jars because they were on clearance, now I know what to do with them, lol, thanks!

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  72. Oh, Love this! I have been wanting to get some Canning Jars to use for some Crafts! Love yours. Love the Twine. Thanks for Sharing! :0)

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  73. Great project with Beautiful paper! I think this might be the start of my office buddies Christmas gifts! Thanks for sharing! I love this blog hop! Mimi

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  74. Love this idea! I'm always looking for ideas using canning jars and that twine and pearl touch with the paper top is just perfect for my Craft Fairs. Love the inspiration.

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  75. I have fallen in love with these paper packs. Just when I think I have all the latest ones, more seem to appear. No complaints though. Love the hop, even though I got a late start.

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  76. nice project. thank you for sharing.

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  77. So pretty with the pearl drop tied on with the twine. Love the pretty paper inset into the tops.
    Thanks for sharing! :)

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  78. Love it! Thanks for another fabulous idea!

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  79. What a great way to dress up a canning jar to fill with holiday goodies! TFS and for the chance to win such awesome goodies!

    KimMJ
    bast830@comcast.net

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  80. Love this idea, and I love the paper! Thanks!

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  81. Very cute project, could use them for almost anything. Thank you so much for sharing them and the chance to win.

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  82. Love your paper and the canning jar is cute!

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  83. I should try something like this with baked goods (a clear cookie jar would be kinda neat) since I don't can...or even make them for myself and fill them with odds and ends. Very cute project! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  84. How cute! I woud love to fill these with buttons and ribbon and give them to my crop friends! TFS!

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  85. What a great idea for decorating a canning jar!

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  86. I love the pretty jars! Thanks for sharing.

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  87. Cute project! This has been the greatest blog hop. Thank you all.

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  88. So simple, the paper and twine are just the right touch to make this really special!

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  89. Thanks for sharing, stalking you on all available media and following your blog. Keep the great ideas coming

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  90. quick, cute, & simple - great idea for the busy holiday season.. tfs.
    littlen44 at gmail dot com

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  91. THANKS for sharing!! LOVE the Blog Hop and THANKS for the chance to win!! =)
    Have a FABULOUS WEEK!!

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  92. I love how you re-purposed those jars and made them festive. Thanks so much for sharing.


    http://racincrafts.blogspot.com/ or
    racincrafts at aim dot com

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  93. so many great ideas...thanks for sharring

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  94. What a quick and easy way to decorate these jars - love this because I often make mixes or give home-made jam and salsa and need great ideas for decorating the bottles! Thanks for all the fabulous inspiration in this hop!

    rebeccadunham at hotmail dot com

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  95. Cute. Perfect for my candy gifting, thanks for sharing.

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  96. Cute, sweet, simple and easy! Terrific hop.

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  97. I love the paper that were used on the mason jars. Cute idea....

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  98. Pretty containers...quick and inexpensive. A combination that you can't beat!!

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  99. Great jar toppers. Thank you for sharing and for the chance to win.
    Blessings,
    Peggy Allen

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  100. Such a simple idea..and so cute! Loved this blog hop...so much inspiration!

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  101. I love simple projects that look so nice. Great job!

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  102. Love your jar lids. Just a little thing for a gift in a jar.

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  103. such a fun way to get new ideas and discover new products

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  104. Love your paper. *seriously swoon* Love the hop, too! My fingers are crossed.

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  105. I love these, what a cute way to make organizational or even gift jars. Your papers make it so easy to coordinate and they are gorgeous!

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  106. What a cute and super easy gift container. Thanks for the awesome hop and love your papers. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com

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  107. Thanks for the chance to win!
    xx
    Kristina
    www.pearlgateway.com

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  108. These are adorable and would go great with the layered cookie recipes inside...

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  109. Great project. Thanks for sharing.

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  110. LOVED the Halloween pad... it worked great in my projects this year. Want to check out the other designs.

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  111. Wow! A great idea..or should I say ANOTHER ONE! Thanks Authentique for inspiring us!

    Christa Uttley
    http://dowhatyoulove-maxadriane.blogspot.com/

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  112. A little A and some twine definitely makes for a simple and beautiful handmade gift!

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  113. Easy and beautiful! My kind of project. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  114. Love this idea, actually have used it before. They made great candy and ingredients containers to give as holiday gifts. Thank you for sharing.

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  115. Well it can't get much easier than that! Then I can fill the jar with some of my homemade hot chocolate mix, put it in a basket with a couple mugs and another jar full of marshmallows, and I am set. Thank you for the gift idea for Christmas!

    I love this hop! I am learning so much!

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  116. Supper cute idea love the patterned papers and the twine adds that special touch. thanks for sharing and for the chance to win,
    abbraddock@msn.com

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  117. Love the jars and I would be so excited to some of the paper

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  118. love this great but simple tip to spruce up plain jars thanks

    upnurse at aol dot com

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  119. Love the jars you made - so simple, but beautiful! I love your paper pads, and certainly would like to win some free ones!

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  120. Love the jars for homemade candy or those ball cookies....can't wait to use this idea. Thanks for the hop and the opportunity for some wonderful gifts

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  121. I just love bakers twine and authentic paper!

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  122. Love the jars! We do some every year as gifts! Never thought about putting paper on top!

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  123. the paper is beautiful and how much fun are the jars going to be filled with treats for friends during the holidays!

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  124. I have always loved the idea of decorating Mason jars...great!

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  125. What a awesome idea! Luvin the blog hop!!!

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  126. I love all your lines of paper. I carry all of them in my store...Craft Crossing!

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  127. Have done this, also with fabric and it's always nice to just give them an extra added touch of decor. TFS :)

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  128. Absolutely love your papers! Thank you for the opportunity!

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  129. Wow what a Great 3Day hop so many Beautiful projects and ideas. thnks for sharing and for the chance to win,
    abbraddock@msn.com

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  130. What a simple and iinexpensive way to give gifts! Love it.

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  131. Very pretty jars! Great inspiration! Thanks!

    Enjoying the blog hop!

    davearmie at comcast dot net

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  132. sweet simple and a snap to make! loving this hop :)
    thanks for the giveaway op, new follower too.

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  133. Cute, quick, and easy are just my style. Really like these.

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  134. Another quick one. Thanks so much I really need these.

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  135. Fun gift ideas! I'd fill my jars with some homemade candies.
    DeniseB

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  136. I have loved the hop! And what a wonderful and simple gift idea! Thanks!

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  137. Thanks for the blog hop, loved it! Would love to win these paper pads!

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  138. cute canning jars~thanks for the ideas~

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  139. great idea for a holiday gift. fill it with cookie mix and you are good to go. love it

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  140. I give some of my homemade Jellies and Jams away at Christmas, this gives me an idea for making the Jars prettier, Thank you!

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  141. Love how you decorated Mason Jars! I'm planning on getting some to make some different things. Love this Idea! Thanks!

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  142. Thanks for sharing! Seeing, and getting, some great inspirational ideas! http://www.bearheartbottomsetc.biz/ #Bear Luv and Bear Hugz!

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  143. The paper really dresses up the jars.
    slrdowney at hotmail dot com

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  144. Such pretty paper! What a great idea!

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  145. So cute-I've got plenty of jars to try this with.Thanks for all the great inspiration!

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  146. I love the yellow paper pads, they are beautiful! Those jars are really cute too.

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  147. Your papers look absolutely scrumptious! I've actually added them to my Christmas wish list. Sure hope hubby gets the hint!

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  148. this hop has been absolutely Fantastic! I love your jar idea, I like to make the layered food gifts, and in these jars they would look so special with your papers. (now all I need is some Authentique papers **hint**) Thanks for the blog hop, your time and all your ideas and inspiration!

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  149. Love the hop. I cross-stitched jar covers in the 70's. How easy to use paper now? TFS

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  150. Great project. Thanks for sharing.

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  151. Simple but pretty, thanks for sharing this idea.

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  152. What wonderful paper to dress up these jars!!

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  153. What cute jars! These would look great layered with candy and nuts!

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  154. Beautiful project! Great idea for making craft storage for my room also!

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  155. what a great idea for craft storage...it will definitely help me with organizing my chachkis! awesome blog hop!

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  156. Easy project - pretty & useful - yep, I can make that - Thanks!

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  157. So many ideas on this hop Thank you

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  158. A cute and easy idea to turn a plain jar into a thoughtful gift. Thanks for sharing!

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  159. simple and beautiful! this is a great hop!

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  160. Thanks for a fun and easy (and who doesn't want easy at this time of the year?) project. I loved your ideas for filling these jars!

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  161. What a neat idea. My mil did dry ingredients and recipes one year as gifts, we got cranberry muffin mix and a Mexican pasta dish.

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  162. Nice idea - great way to use large scraps.

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  163. Love these jars! I may have to make some of these...pretty and easy too! Thanks!

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  164. Love the canning jars! This blog hop is so inspiring. Graphic 45 sent me!

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  165. Love the projects and all of the inspiration on this hop-Your paper is quickly becoming one of my favorites. I love the easy to work with 6x6 pads-great product. TFS Cathie
    Rcathierigby@aol.com

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  166. Clever use for fab paper!

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  167. Really cute, quick, and easy idea. Thank you so much!

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  168. Great projects. I've got a lot of inspirations. Thank you!

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  169. These papers are so pretty, and I love Mason jar projects! Thanks!

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  170. I loved all of the inspiration! Thanks so much for all of the hard work everyone put in to pull this all together. I loved it all! I am CRAZY about 6x6 paper pads! I'm a card maker so the paper pads are just the right size for my projects. They are just about all I ever use. I hope I win!

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