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It's Day 8 and we are sharing Christmas In A Jar Ideas!
This DIY Spa Kit in a Jar is so ridiculously easy that it is a bit embarrassing to call this a "kit." Here's what I did:
Step 1.
I purchased these items from my local Dollar Tree, because they are tried and true and I love them!
bath bombs (lavender)
nail polish
facial mask
lotion
eye mask
hair ties
cucumber pads
spa gloves
nail sponge
Jar with a lid (I like to get apothecary jars from the Goodwill Store!)
washi tape
ribbon
ornament
Step 2.
Fit in all of the items above in the jar.Step 3.
Place the lid on the jar. Secure with washi tape. Add a bow and ornament for decoration! That's it!The hardest part is making sure you give it as a gift and not keep it for yourself! :)
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We make several different jar gifts through out the year. This spa gift is perfect and one I haven’t done
ReplyDeleteGreat gift idea for so many special occasions, it's always nice to pamper yourself! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a great gift to give my kiddos teacher! I see what she has to do every day with all the kids in her class! I am thinking she deserves this!
ReplyDeleteI am a former teacher and I can guarantee she'd love it!
DeleteWhat a great gift idea! I might have to do something like for some people. Maybe even my mom!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a spa in a jar. This is such a great gift idea and affordable as well.
ReplyDeleteI'm doing a mini version of this for a few teachers this year. It makes a great gift and can be affordable when buying in bulk.
ReplyDeleteI love In a Jar crafts. I know your kids' teacher is going to love this gift idea. This is a wonderful idea. I may have to make a few of these for some of my coworkers.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome gift idea. I love the idea of a spa in a jar!! Totally need to make this!
ReplyDeleteI love giving and receiving this kind of gift. You can tell a lot of thought and effort went into it.
ReplyDeleteYes please! I love this idea of a spa in a jar and would be thrilled to receive something like this during the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI typically make a spa basket for my mom. I have to make this jar for her. This is something that she would love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun way to give a little pampering for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! And that glass jar is more useful than a basket. I like the idea of putting together a theme gift. This would be fun to do with the kids so they can create gifts for friends and family (and teachers!).
ReplyDeleteI think this will be the perfect gift for the kiddo's teachers! Everyone could use a spa kit in a jar this holiday!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great homemade gift idea! Never thought about making something like this!
ReplyDeleteLove the entire concept of jar gifts. The idea of a Spa kit in a jar sounds really interesting. After all the excitement and hectic activity of the festival season, this is definitely an apt gift.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I love all the jar ideas. They're the best! I know so many friends and family members who would really enjoy one of these for a gift too.
ReplyDeleteI love giving gifts that help. I love a spa day, so this would be a total win as a gift.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of a DIY spa kit! Who wouldn't love a gift to pamper themselves.
ReplyDeleteSo many great do it yourself Christmas gift ideas! These are all fun to make and give!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great Christmas gift ideas, I like this DIY gift idea always best to give homemade gifts.
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