Mason Jar Drink cups {Guest Post}
Hi there! I'm so thrilled to be guest posting today on Skip to My Lou!
My name is Ginger, I blog over at Ginger Snap Crafts.
You can also connect with me at these fun places.
I love being creative, and it seems like I'm always in the middle of a project.
I've been blogging for almost a year & a half.
Over that time I have shared 100+ of my cute & easy projects.
I love having my own little place to share my ideas.
It is really a creative outlet for me, & I love it!
I have a wonderful hubby, and I'm also a mom to 5 kiddos.
About two weeks ago I had some special visitors come to my house!
My mom drove up with 4 of my nieces & nephews
while my hubby & oldest son spent the week at Scout Camp
which meant we had 8 kiddos in the house all.week.long!
It was crazy, a little wild & a whole lot of fun!
Since it’s been awhile since we’ve had that
many of the cousins together we
declared the whole week~ Cousin Camp!!!
I've been sharing some of the fun things we did
& how we keep organized over on my blog.
{You can check out the rest of the Cousin Camp post here.}
With 8 kiddos in the house I knew that we needed to keep
the dishwashing & spills to a minimum {so we could play longer!}.
I saw this idea & knew I had to try it out!
These mason jar drink cups did the job perfectly.
They were a huge success {& soooo easy & CHEAP to make}!
You’ll need:
WIDE MOUTH mason jars, WIDE MOUTH plastic storage caps
{I bought both of these at Walmart in the canning section.}
chalkboard labels & paper straws
I found these cute paper straws on etsy,
& I just found out you can buy paper straws at Sweet, too.
I cut the chalkboard labels with my Silhouette.
To make these first I had the hubby drill a hole in the lid.
{Be careful…we did have one lid crack! Oops!}
Then we used a box cutter to trim off any loose plastic.
Then I applied the chalkboard labels.
Then I added the straws & wrote on the names.
Soooo cute & easy! Love how they turned out.
so I did end up just cutting everyone's name with vinyl.
It worked great! I ran these through my dishwasher with no problems.
So for birthday parties I think chalk would be great
but long term use…vinyl is the way to go.
I would love for YOU to stop by my blog.
You can check out all of my cute & easy tutorials like these:
block Nativity ~ burlap wreath ~ cute & easy dress
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