1. Beads
2. Buttons
3. An ink pad
4. Something Purple (two fat quarter sized fabrics)
5. Something blue (a spool of gutermann thread)
6. 5 different pieces of ribbon each at least 12" in length
7. Something with flowers on it (A package of brads)
8. A writing utensil (I put 3 mini colored pens)
9. 2 drink packets (I put 4 different flavored tea bags)
10. Something Spring like (A package of stickers)
....And I included a couple of profile surprises (A package of yellow mini rick rack and some embroidery floss)
Then I decorated the cover with fabric, ribbon, a button, beads and a heart sticker and......
.....voila!
Nice! I've never tried a whimsy jar swap because I'm always afraid it will break in the mail. How did you package yours?
ReplyDeleteEmika from swap-bot
OoooOoo, I would love to receive this in the mail!! You're a generous swapper, and you make lovely packages!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little jar of fun! I've never done a whimsy jar but I love the idea! Yours is very nice...imagine receiving this in the mail! Should would make a person smile!
ReplyDeletePamV (Comment on my crafty blog #2 Swap-bot)
This is awesome! I'm too scared to try a whimsy jar and I'm not sure why! ~Nina from facebook
ReplyDeleteI got plastic container jars at the dollar store. I was afraid the glass would break and it would be heavy/pricey to mail. They are fun to do.
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