Handmade by Hilani: Recycle

Hi Everyone,

Oh, have I got a treat for you...

I'm a lover of Peaches, especially when a top cottage cheese, rice or chicken. The flavor is so tantalizing. I even enjoy it in salsa vs. its competitor, mango. We frequent Costco, which is where we buy sliced peaches, jarred. They come in a 4 pack and don't last long in the house...but the mason jars, those do!

Here's a BEFORE and AFTER of how I like to re-purpose my mason jars.

The After picture is {My} Mommy Tip Jar. Spare change goes in it and when my husband ate lunch out more frequently, this baby filled up fast; from emptying pockets, at Laundry time.

Re-purposed with a Fabric Cap cover, raffia and chalk paint,

it has taken on a whole new image.

(You can find my tutorial for Fabric Cap Covers here )

That Tutorial features this same jar being used to hold my healthy collection of buttons, now color-categorized.

Picture Here:

And finally, I actually use these Jars, minus their Lids, during the warm summer months as Drinking glasses. Below you'll find a picture I posted on Instagram - I'm enjoying here a Seagram's Sweet Tea Vodka and Lemonade, on my back patio.

If you'd like more Mason Jar inspiration, considering following my Pinboard of Mason Jar ideas

Thanks for reading along, I hope this inspires you to re-purpose ... and, why not a fun Peach Recipe

Source: Not without Salt

Recipe: Tequila Peach Pie

This looks so darn good!!!

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We're an Ovaltine family. It's a request from both the kids and husband on a daily basis. Mainly in the afternoon, once my 1st grader is home from school. I realized the other day, when throwing away the empty container, I'm throwing away a useful item...what could I do with it?

So, here's what I did:

Step 1:

Removed plastic label sleeve

Step 2:

Clean container completely, and let dry

Step 3:

Get out my Chalk Paint (in a paint can, not spray)

Step 4:

Painted 4 coats of an area for labeling the can

Voila! This is also a great canister for boredom cards, candy for potty training and healthy snacks to keep at your work desk with an inspirational quote on the chalk space.

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