Easy Christmas Gifts in a Jar
Sometimes it is the simple things in life that makes us happy. Easy Christmas gifts in a jar are one of those simple things.
Love to make gingerbread cookies? Why not put the ingredients in a jar; write the recipe on red card stock; cut the card stock and layer it on holiday paper to the circumference of the jar; and wrap the card stock around the front of the jar with white ribbon. Place a green bow on top of the lid of the jar with a tag.
Brownies are a wonderful gift anytime of year, but especially during Christmas. Find your favorite brownie recipe and put the ingredients into a jar. Type up the recipe, roll it up, and place
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Have you seen those spice green and red candies? They’re sold in most supermarkets. This would make a perfect Christmas gift in a jar. Did you know you could stamp candles? It s very easy, just heat until soft and press the rubber stamp into the candle for 30 seconds or so. Highlight with Pearlex or Glitter while it is still warm.
Jelly beans in a jar are another traditional Christmas gift. Easy, fun, delicious, and low in calories as well.
M&M s in a jar is another wonderful Christmas treat. Buy a bag
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A traditional Christmas gift in a jar is the colorful hard candies, such as peppermint sticks; Christmas hard candies with filling; red and white mint swirl candies.
For chocolate lovers, why not put chocolate pretzels in a jar. Chocolate pretzels come in packages, and are available in your local supermarket. What a sweet treat this gift would make.
How about theme gifts in a jar? Examples are: Chocolate golf balls; chocolate baseballs; chocolate footballs; chocolate soccer balls. Any of these fun theme gifts would be a hit with anyone who enjoys these sports.
Here is a great Gingerbread
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Supplies:
- Ribbon, Gingham - Red
- Card Stock - White
- Card Stock Dark Brown
- Card Stock Light Brown
- White Gel Pen
- Marker, Red
- Rubber Stamp or Wheel - Gingerbread Man
Project Instructions
INGREDIENTS:
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground allspice
1 cup packed brown sugar
DIRECTIONS:
1. Mix 2 cups of the flour with the baking soda and baking powder.
2. Mix the remaining 1-1/2 cups flour with the ginger, cloves, cinnamon, and allspice.
3. In a 1 quart, wide
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4. Attach a note card to the jar with the directions.
5. For the tag, simply print the instructions on white card stock.
6. Cut and layered instructions on brown card stock.
7. Wheel/Stamp the Gingerbread man on light brown card stock.
8. Color in sections with Red Markers & White Gel Pen.
9. Cut a strip for lid & tie tag to jar with red Gingham Ribbon.
Download Tag and Project Instructions
http://www.craftyperson.com/downloads/GingerbreadCookiesInAJar-Debbie.pdf
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