Last Minute Stash Busting Gift Idea – Quick and Easy DIY
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Hello,
Welcome to the Lab. Thanks for stopping by. Today I am sharing a quick and easy last-minute Christmas gift idea but this gift could also work for a wedding shower or other adult party favor. And to make it even better it will help use up some of those beads and buttons that you have in your craft stash.
To start you will need to find a “gift in a jar” recipe that you want to make. There are tons of recipes to search so find your favorite one or two. You will also need a container. A lot of folks use mason jars but since I was making 20 plus gifts I put mine in small plastic bags. Here are the two mixes that I used for my project, Spiced Tea Mix and Creamy Mushroom and Wild Rice Soup recipe.
The next step is to find your miss-matched flatware pieces or pick up some from the thrift store. I used spoons for my project because I was giving soup and tea mixes but you could also pair knives with homemade jam, forks with a pie or the whole flatware set with a gifted Christmas dinner.
You will also need some 24 gauge wire, some needle nose pliers and all those pretty beads and buttons you have in your craft stash.
The process is simple and fun just use the wire to wrap the beads around the handle of the flatware.
If you need to you can secure the beads with a little bit of E6000 glue at the tip of the handle.
Once your utensil is complete attach it to your container with a simple instruction tag and your gift is ready to go.
You can find more tips and details to make this project in the video below.
I hope you have a blessed holiday season.
Happy Upcycling,
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Live your video it was not to fast easy to understand
Thanks I am happy that you enjoyed it.