Mason Jar Caddy: Grouping Jars in a Tray or Crate
How to group mason jars in a handled caddy, tray, crate or divided box: measuring so the jars fit, padding between them and where a caddy is most useful.
Easy Mason Jar Projects and Decorating Ideas
Jars as tidy holders for craft supplies, desk items, sewing notions and other small non-food things, with labeling and lid ideas.
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How to group mason jars in a handled caddy, tray, crate or divided box: measuring so the jars fit, padding between them and where a caddy is most useful.
Five ways to label a mason jar compared: hang tags, kraft and clear stickers, a painted chalkboard panel and lid-top labels, with placement and writing tips.
Make a matched countertop set for cotton balls, cotton swabs and hair ties, with an optional pump-lid soap jar. Covers painting the outside only, protecting the finish from damp and using a tray.
Which craft supply stores best in which mason jar, with a size table for beads, buttons, ribbon, thread, brushes and needles. Also covers color sorting, lids, shelf versus drawer and labeling.
Build a three-jar desk set: a tall jar for pens and rulers, a pint for scissors and markers and a small jar for clips. Match them with one painted band and stand them on a non-slip tray.