called Red Gingham. Sarah is inordinately fond of that fabric, and produces some lovely crafts.
Recently she offered some of her creativity in a giveaway, and I was fortunate enough to win.
The Air Mail envelope arrived today - having travelled halfway round the world [I still find that an exciting concept!]
Inside, a pretty parcel - predictably tied with red gingham ribbon
And I unpacked this trio of treasures
Three cute little jam-jar skirts
Here is one adorning a jar of my home-made marmalade.
I dressed up three jars from the cupboard - but here is the much better photo which I lifted from Sarah's blog!
I've never seen little skirts like this before- when I have made jam/marmalade as gifts, I have usually made a 'mob-cap' of fabric. But this is a very pretty way to dress up one's conserves, preserves and tracklements, don't you think?
Thank you Sarah, for your lovely gift!
What a lovely gift they really look so "different" enjoy the marmalade!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done Ang! It is lovely to win a giveaway, especially one as pretty as that. You have now got the best dressed jamjars!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad they fit your little models so well! I have to say that your gingham lid looks rather lovely with the matching skirt. A very co-ordinated jam wouldn't you say?!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!!! I have a dear friend who, every fall, processes a mountain of fruit (ok I exaggerate!) into wonderful jams to sell with the rest of her crafts. I'm going to share this idea with her!!
ReplyDeleteJam jar skirts! Great idea! I may have to make some, but I'll have to adorn store bought jam jars. Sad, huh?
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