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Jam production


I saw Sabs beautiful jam jars and followed her link to Karins
tutorial.  Thankyou both for sharing!


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  1. Norma BennettWednesday, 02 June, 2010

    Very nice Susan :)

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  2. Meli AbellánWednesday, 02 June, 2010

    Susan, I like them!!! They look so real!!!
    Great work!
    Meli

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  3. Merry JingleWednesday, 02 June, 2010

    They look really nice :) Do you have any pens left :D

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  4. cockerinaWednesday, 02 June, 2010

    thank you for reporting!
    jars are very pretty, with what they are made?
    PS: thanks very much for visiting my blog!!
    Caterina

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  5. cockerinaWednesday, 02 June, 2010

    sorry, I just finished to see the tutorial Karin, then the cans are made with
    pens transparent!
    I while ago I made glass ...
    look here:
    http://leminisdicockerina.blogspot.com/2009/09/la-dispensa.html

    many kisses!!
    Caterina

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  6. mr. pineapple manThursday, 03 June, 2010

    wow you made a whole bunch! looks great!

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  7. FlorThursday, 03 June, 2010

    ¡Woooaaaaooo!!
    Me encantan tus frascos !! Tienen donde enrosca la tapadera O =
    Saludos

    http://florff.blogspot.com/

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  8. My Wee LifeThursday, 03 June, 2010

    These are lovely. Was it fairly easy to do? Might have to have a go myself.

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  9. onbeingaminimumThursday, 03 June, 2010

    Thanks for visiting my post Susan, I have had a good time looking through yours tonight. Lovely work.
    Your jars have come out really well.
    I have been making potion jars lately they are fun to do..

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  10. Susan@minicrochetmadThursday, 03 June, 2010

    Thanks everyone for such encouraging comments :)

    Heheh, the couple of pen casings I used didn't even make a slight dent in my stash of junk!

    They were easy to do once I figured out how to attach the lids. I didn't have the drawing pins that Karin used but the paper clips were the right size, they just needed a wooden bead glued inside so there was something for the glue to stick to on the rim of the pen part.

    Now I want to crochet some shabby chic jar covers!

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  11. AlienoraSaturday, 05 June, 2010

    Suzan your jam jars are adorable! I must try by myself to make some for my dollhouse:)))
    Hugs from Poland:)))

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