Baby Food Jar Christmas Tree
Save those baby food jars and creat a homemade Christmas craft you can display all season long! Take an evening to construct a Baby Food Jar Christmas Tree - it's a great way to get into the holiday spirit and trim your trash haul.
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Main MaterialRecycled Materials
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SissieSass
Nov 26, 2018
What a fabulous way to reuse baby food jars, right? I have a niece with a little one that is just starting to eat solid food. I will have her save me the jars. I know what gift she will get this Christmas. I think she will be so pleased to get something made from the jars she gives me.
M Altenberg
Apr 28, 2017
This is such a fun idea, especially if you have a baby and are going through multiple jars a week. This is a really nice centerpiece that we could use during the holidays. My friend has a new baby. I think I am going to hijack some of her empty jars and try this one out.
mulberrygalprinces s
Sep 27, 2016
If you put some silver Garland pieces inside the jars with little lights it will sparkle even more. I think this is a fantastic idea to make for myself, family and friends and maybe sell at a craft fair to make some Christmas spending money. I can get the jars easy enough as I have twin baby grandsons who just started on baby food!
chooktwo2 9153068
Oct 27, 2011
yes mini lights and a little angel tree topper would be pretty too but this is interesting also
a1stampmom
Sep 25, 2011
I made these years ago and we put the lights in the jars. They were fun to make and give as gifts.
onecraftygrama
Sep 24, 2011
In the mid 90"s a friend of mine and I made enough of these to buy us tickets to Fl. for a weeks vacation in Mar. We got our jars from the local day cares. We had a blast making them and charged $20.00/tree. We also took orders ie. all blue including lights or white lights or multi colored lights. Enjoy!
dinkydana62 045477 0
Sep 13, 2011
why not insert Christmas tree lights into the jars to brighten it up?
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