“give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus” 1 Thessalonians 5:18
I don’t know about you, but this is not always easy for me, so during this fall season I felt I needed a constant reminder of the need to give thanks always…
This fall seasonal version of my apothecary jars really sets the mood for my home! Here is how you can set the mood in your own home…
If you missed yesterday’s post on our “BOO” and “JOY” apothecary jars, check it out to see how these apothecary jars were made!
For the fall, I painted mine a simple antique white. I filled them with wonderful smelling dark brown coffee beans. I also painted wooden tags {I found them at Michaels} with black chalkboard paint.
Yes…those are toilet paper rolls filled with paper towels!! Coffee has skyrocketed in price and I needed a filler! You can use just about anything you have around your home…soup cans, jars, etc.
Here they are all filled up with coffee beans, ready to be made into something beautiful!!
I added adorable burlap bows and glittered acorn bells. I also tied the chalkboard tags onto the finials with a little jute twine.
I just love burlap…
Finally, I used simple school chalk to write my reminder…
“Give Thanks Always”
Trish Flake
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Jenny @ Simcoe Street says
Cute!!
Jenny @ Simcoe Street says
PS If you have a sec, come by and see the fun giveaway of some beautiful children’s room artwork going on at my blog. I think you might like it 🙂
Jenny
http://www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Nif says
I’ve always loved these since I saw them over at Shanty 2 Chic. I really like yours with the burlap. I’m inspired! Thanks!!
Nif @ http://www.call-me-nif.blogspot.com
Anonymous says
Where do you find the apothecary jars? Any help is greatly appreciated! Can you get them at JoAnn fabric or Michaels?
Marie says
I love this idea! Such a great way to remind us of our blessings every day! So glad you linked up with us and can’t wait to see what you link up this week!
Marie
mylilpinkpocket.blogspot.com
Michelle says
I adore these! The burlap bows and glittery acorns are perfection. I am featuring them for Point of View on A Little Tipsy today!
Traci says
NEVER a bad thing to remind all of us to give thanks! Thank you for all the info – definitely will be something I add to my home!
Christina at I Gotta Create! says
Thank you SO much for sharing these at my November “Abundant Thanks” party! They are so WONDERFUL. Plus… I Always Give Thanks for COFFEE!!! 😉 {don’t we all?}
Anonymous says
Any idea on where to get the glitter acorn bells?~
Space 46 says
Such great centerpieces! Thank you for showing this off at Best of 2011 Made Up & Loved. My
Hilani Ellis says
I’m trying to control my excitement over his project! 🙂
Heather says
I am featuring your adorable DIY APothecary Jars today on my blog
Thanks for linking it up to the Traditions Thanksgiving Linky Party!
Kelly says
Where can I find the jars?
Michelle says
LOVE THIS!! Bought 3 apothecary jars… this may be a long shot, but would you sell a set of “Give” “Thanks” “Always” tags?? I would definitely be interested – please let me know!! 🙂
Kelly Moniri says
Hi! I love the apothecary jars you have created. I’m in the process of making the Boo jars and wondered if you could specify what paints/finishes/glaze you used on each piece. Did you use the black acrylic paint first (on metal lid and wood pieces) then semi-gloss poly (on metal lid as well?). Also, did you use the Ralph Lauren faux technique glaze? I’m confused about what paint to use and in what order.
Thanks,
an inexperienced painter
Sandra Garth says
Very pretty and your pictures are wonderufl!
Pamela says
So clever! Love how they turned out and the versatility of what you could fill them with.
Anita Holland says
These are very cute.
Pat says
Not finding the jars, letters, nor candlesticks in our Hobby Lobby here. Anyone have any recommendations
on finding the materials to craft these? Thanks, Pat