I'm obsessed with vintage Ball jars. Whether they're used to hold wild flowers, vintage buttons, or sugar and spice, they always look nice. I just love this look. With just a few strands of wheat you can turn your Ball jar into a gorgeous, inexpensive eco-friendly fall centerpiece.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Another reason to love vintage Ball Jars
I'm obsessed with vintage Ball jars. Whether they're used to hold wild flowers, vintage buttons, or sugar and spice, they always look nice. I just love this look. With just a few strands of wheat you can turn your Ball jar into a gorgeous, inexpensive eco-friendly fall centerpiece.
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11 comments:
That is so simple and looks so Thanksgiving.
Kary
I love these jars for all kinds of things. The colored ones are beautiful.
I like it. So would my cat!
I definitely agree with your statement about jars....simply can't have enough...so many uses!
Susie
I adore them too! I love this picture thanks for tip to use mine this way!!
LuLu
I agree...they originated in Muncie IN, where I went to school (Ball State University, founded obviously by the Ball family) about an hour south of us in Fort Wayne. My uncle was actually the President and CEO of Ball for about 10 years...so I have a very soft spot for them besides their luscious aqua color and homey shape. :o)
I love vintage bell jars. I was once at a rental beach cottage that was decorated with 100's of them in a bunch of ways...and it was the only time in my life that I thought of actually stealing something (shame)!
Thanks for sharing!
so simple, yet beautiful.
i like the tinted ones!
That is so simple and beautiful! I love vintage canning jars. Thanks for sharing a great idea and have a wonderful weekend!
Sharon
YES! Especially the blue/green ones!!
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