Recently, we posted a photo on our Facebook page from Renee, a fan from Arkansas. She’d purchased a sleeve of our canning jar rings, and whipped them up into a fabulous fall craft:
Many of you asked for directions for this craft–boy, there are so many choices out there! It was tough, narrowimg it down to these two favorites at the following sites. Just click on the link and craft away!
Pinterest: There are hundreds of jar ring pumpkins! Plain, rusty, painted, paper covered, leaves, no leaves, cinnamon stick stems, no stems, no cinnamon sticks, but stems…Ready? Go!
http://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=canning%20jar%20ring%20pumpkin&rs=ac&len=16
If you’re not a Pinterest fan (we know, some of you aren’t), take a look here for a great photo and some description and basic how-to:
http://www.learntopreserve.com/the-art-of-preserving/2012/10/17/adorable-autumn-diy-project-canning-jar-ring-pumpkin.html
Renee, thanks again for letting us use your wonderful picture. And everyone else out there: if you have an innovative (and safe) use for a Lehman’s product, take a photo, drop us a note here at Country Life, and tell us which product, and how you make it work. You may see it appear here!
