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Canning WOOD be NICE !

May 16th, 2009 in member junk     
GrandBear GrandBear, member
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Take canning glass jars of all sizes, fill with goodies of your choice, EX.Peas & Carrots. Then fill with water and place lid on. IMPORTANT NOTE: The filling of items and water are ONLY for picture taking!! After I have several size jars filled with several different veggies, have used pickles, corn,tomatoes, really any and all are wonderful. I take picutres of them...LOTS OF PICTURES!! Then I copy all of them, pick out the BEST ones that are BEST to cut out. I usually have them enlarged,cut them out, place them on my wood, draw outline of jar on the wood, then cut  jar outline, sand the wood, make sure cut paper picture jar fits the cut out wood jar, (make adjustments) when paper picture and wood line up, glue picture on, make certain NO AIR BUBBLES, press dry. When DRY, spray with matte or gloss clear. Stand in hoosier shelf or on display  in pantry shelf. Amazing how most think they are the real thing! WONDERFUL country store-look decor. 


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GrandBear writes: Hello all and THANKS so much for looking at my items and how nice to recieve lovely comments! I reall enjoy this site! Jan Posted: 10:58 am on May 22nd
suewhitney writes: Very clever idea! Love the originality.

Be Well,
Sue Posted: 12:52 pm on May 18th
Junk_Sophisticate writes: Wow! That is something I've never seen before. Nice job!
Candy Posted: 10:17 am on May 18th
Christina_S writes: I was fooled there for a second myself :) Fun and creative idea! Posted: 2:02 am on May 18th
oldnews writes: I never cease to be amazed at the creative talent out there! These are really cool! Marie Posted: 8:08 pm on May 17th
SpacyTracy writes: That's a clever idea. I have a space above my kitchen cabinets and am getting tired of what is up there. Those would look so cute up there. Thanks for sharing. Posted: 11:02 am on May 17th
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