Today's makeover is such a fun one! I started with a 2 oz. hexagonal jar of honey, sent to me by a sosovintage customer who is getting married on a farm in June.~*~
I cut a fabric circle that coordinates with her wedding colors (more on that later!), used some of that luscious baker's twine that I adore, and these helpful adhesive dots ...
I cut a fabric circle that coordinates with her wedding colors (more on that later!), used some of that luscious baker's twine that I adore, and these helpful adhesive dots ... ~*~ 
And voila~ zee honey jar is tres magnifique! See, I love it so much I'm bursting into my horrid french accent. Now to cut 120 of these circles in assorted vintage
aqua patterns...heaven!!!
And voila~ zee honey jar is tres magnifique! See, I love it so much I'm bursting into my horrid french accent. Now to cut 120 of these circles in assorted vintageaqua patterns...heaven!!!
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love this !!! ♥
Tres farmhouse chic!
Okay, mental telepathy, Jennie! French accent mentioned on my blogpost from yesterday. Too uncanny!
OOooo Jennie, do you get to keep the honey as well as doing some fabby fabric crafting? lol
I just love these they are so sweet. - extra specially so if they are their wedding favours :0)
I love your french accent too, it really made me smile :0)
Have a great week jennie :0)
Ohhh nooo, I just read back my post comment, and I meant no pun when I said sweet...honestly ;0)
So adorable... and even sweeter knowing what they're for! ♥
so cute! what do you use to cut the perfect circles?
I do get to keep this jar of honey, Donna! And yes, they are the wedding favors...
Evelyn- I wish I had a fancy gadget, but alas, I use my hands to cut those circles- I traced it from the right sized bowl, and then cut out with my pinking shears. OLD school.
Very cute and lovely wedding favors.
I love this!
gaw if I only knew you 3 years ago when I was planning my own wedding! you would of given me some great ideas for decorating! hehe, those jars are so cute!
Perfect topper.
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