I'm back today with another in my series of the gifts I've made for our family. Today I want to show you how I decorated the Gift in a Jar to give it a bit more of a holiday gift feel. I've got a Gift Tag Printable for you so you can make your own.
Once again, if you are immediate family, please check the mail. Your gift is on its way to you. See it in person first, please! For the rest of you, just in case you missed it, the actual recipe of what goes in these jars is in my post: Gift in a Jar {Homemade Christmas Gifts}. The jars are dry ingredients to make Christmas Candy Brownies...yummy!
Take care,

Once again, if you are immediate family, please check the mail. Your gift is on its way to you. See it in person first, please! For the rest of you, just in case you missed it, the actual recipe of what goes in these jars is in my post: Gift in a Jar {Homemade Christmas Gifts}. The jars are dry ingredients to make Christmas Candy Brownies...yummy!
As I mentioned in Gift in a Jar {Homemade Christmas Gifts}, some of our family celebrate Christmas while others celebrate Hanukkah. I wanted one gift I could make for everyone. I modified the candy in the brownie mix by using red and green M&M's for the Christmas version. I used blue & white M&M's for the Hanukkah version.
As you can see, I added fabric to the top of the jars. I cut the fabric in 5.5" squares in various holiday fabrics. I then added the tags to the jar using pom poms...don't they look cute?! The tags are decorative on the front with the directions for the recipient on the back. I have them toward the bottom of the post in a downloadable format for you. :-) Happy Holidays!
The cute jars make very yummy brownies that look fantastic in the Glass Etched Pans I made for everyone!
If you are a regular follower, you know how I love a tutorial! I always want to show you how I did what I did. Since it took a little bit of figuring, you can see above, how I made the pom pom with the tag attached for each jar.
In step #2, if you are using two different colors of yarn, trim the opposing color yarn really short or near the knot after you have pulled it through. You won't be able to see the opposing color yarn that way.
In step #4, after you have threaded your pom pom onto the yarn, remove your needle and add a knot at the opposite end of the yarn from where your first knot and pom pom are located. Then slide the pom pom back toward the knot you just made so that you have one pom pom located at each end of the yarn.
To tie the yarn tag, wrap it around the jar lid. Tie half of your knot. Slide your tag up and finish your knot, holding your tag in place.
Finish your yarn tag with a bow. Doesn't it look cute?! I love they way the jars turned out.
Click the links below to download your free printable.
They are set up for you to be able to print them double sided.
These printables are for non-commercial purposes only.
Looks like a yummy Holiday gift to me!
Next week, I'll be back with another part of this series. I'll be showing you the wrapping for the Glass Etched pans that are a part of this gift for our family. More Holiday cuteness on the way! Yay, can't wait.

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oh no you spelled Hanukkah wrong! :) Just kidding. I love the tags and the idea!
ReplyDeleteDara, Dara, Dara!! You gave me a panic attack!!! LOL! I seriously saw this and thought OMG...really, I got it wrong! Then I saw you were joking and laughed. :-D Thanks for both the panic attack and the laugh. Happy Hanukkah to you! I think I'm a day early, but that way I won't forget.
DeleteSuper Cute!!!! Love these!
ReplyDeleteBarb
Thanks!
DeleteKC
Very cute! I love the pom poms. Thanks for the printable, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks...I love the pom poms, too! They just seem to add such cuteness to anything.
DeleteKC
Thanks for the free printable tag! It is super cute and who wouldn't love to get homemade brownie mix as a gift!
ReplyDeleteYou welcome and Thank you! Yes, I think brownie mix would be fun and yummy.
DeleteKC
This is awesome! I love when I don't have to do all the work to make a tog =o) I stink at it. Thanks a ton for this!
ReplyDelete:-D! You are welcome! I love it when I find something and don't have to do all the work, too. That is part of the fun of blog land, right?!
DeleteKC
Wonderful printables! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteKC
These are great! Such a fun gift to receive thanks for the fab printables!
ReplyDeleteThanks! You are welcome. Enjoy!
DeleteKC
via Sundae Scoop Linky Party - yummy! will have to make these! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks...they were super yummy! Your welcome.
DeleteKC
So fun! I love cookies in a jar and your tags are really cute!
ReplyDeleteYes they are fun! and yummy, too. Thanks!
DeleteKC
Hi KC
ReplyDeleteI linked over from Tuesdays Treasures. I love mason jar crafts and your holiday candy brownies in a jar look delish! Love that you made two kinds for both Christmas and Hanukkah Also like the Pom poms.
Would like to invite you over to my blog and see the crafts for both holidays I created.
Hope to see you soon! Now following you.
Doreen
Http://altered-artworks.blogspot.com
Thanks so much! This was my first time to make a mason jar gift, but I really liked it. Think I would like to make them again in the feature.
DeleteKC
These are so cute and look yummy! Would love if you'd join our Countdown to Christmas link party! Hope to see you there! Have a great week! :)
ReplyDeletehttp://dixie-n-dottie.blogspot.com/2012_12_11_archive.html
Thanks...they were super yummy!
DeleteKC
Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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