Thought I would post a fun and easy junk project today.....this was created using an old glass decanter found at the thrift store. I simply added some rub-ons that I had on hand and glued a vintage earring to the front. I am in the process of making some lavender scented bath salts to fill these with for Christmas.
Have a happy day!
xojanis
Really pretty, Janis. That will make a wonderful gift!
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Debra
~*~LOVELY!!! Thanks for the neat idea~*~*RAchel :)
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful and a great gift idea!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I've often given pretty recycled bottles of scented bath salts, but never thought to use the rub-ons. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Janis,
ReplyDeleteAnother pretty from you! You sure know how to dress up a plain bottle.
Where do you find the rub ons. I used to find them at Walmart and now they quit carrying them.
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Sissie
It came out beautifully! So clever, I love it when people can put something like this together with stuff around the house! Love your blog, so lovely and creative! Happy to be your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great junk project, oh so clever! Love it~
ReplyDeleteNancy
Those Bottles are Beautiful. I love them- I love to give little (one of kind) unique and personalized gifts for all sorts of reasons to anyone and everyone- How Amazing to revieve a jar-bottle like that..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as Always..
Karryann
xoxo
Lovely! what a great gift idea. sandi
ReplyDeleteI love this idea Janis! I just picked up a few old bottles at a sale, now I know what I can do to make them pretty. Thanks! Theresa xo
ReplyDeletep.s. I just loved seeing all of your things in Somerset Home! Congratulations!!!
Hi Janis,
ReplyDeleteLove your pretty bottle and what a lovely gift this will make with the bath salts.
Happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
So pretty! Someone is going to feel 'oh so special' when they receive this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! Your are just so creative! I would be thrilled to receive this as a gift. I think homemade gifts are so special. And, the lavender salts sound wonderful. Where do you get those rub ons?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I LOVE using rub-ons. They are such a quick way to add some professional looking lettering and design. I've never tried them on glass though so you have inspired me!
ReplyDeleteJane
I would love that for Christmas, incredible idea!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, Janis. My daughter would love this for a gift. In fact they all would. I better get busy. I think we have the same plant in the background. It is the one plant in my garden that is thriving.
ReplyDeleteGotta go thrifting again!
Really awesome! I need to start creating more. I was organizing my supplies this morning and I really need to use them!! I finally got and was able to read Somerset Home this morning your goodies are great! It is so fun to see those I know in the mags!
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really pretty Janis! love it!
ReplyDeleteOh Janis,
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely little jar now. Thanks for showing it to us.
Hugs, Cindy S
So very beautiful Janis! I'm impressed that you're thinking Christmas gifts...hmmmmmm, now you've got me thinking too :) Take care, Laurel
ReplyDeleteHi Janis... This is delightful, I am going to have to look for some rub ons, the old bottles are always floating around! Thanks for the inspiration:-)
ReplyDeleteBella