what to do with glass cookie jars?

[Guest guest]

I have 2 one-gallon clear glass cookie jars with glass lids (not tight-fitting

at all) and before I give them away I thought I'll ask this on here: As a

Trad-foodist, is there anything I can/should store in them? I do not bake a

lot of cookies. I originally got the jars to make kombucha in, but found it

awkward to pour the kombucha out of them into serving containers, so I switched

to making kombucha in suntea jars. If I cannot find a suitable use these

cookie jars I will give them away. Suggestions anyone?

Thanks,

, the lady in purple

Isaiah 26:3

No God, no peace

Know God, know peace

[Guest guest]

<laughs>  being a knitting fanatic, I immediately thought of storing knitting

needles or smaller balls of yarn in them!  Especially lace yarns, since they're

so fine, the colours usually so interesting...    I bet that you could make them

into some really phenomenally interesting lamps, too!   Lamp-kits at most local

craft stores are relatively inexpensive...I've made them with my two daughters,

when we were doing a small (and eventually unsuccessful) 4-H club here!  My

girls, at the time, were 8 and 11...and I just really had to help with the

actual electrical parts...

 

Candace Musmeci

CaeletNox@...

Newburgh, NY

 

~Dipping into the Living Well...One product at a time~

what to do with glass cookie jars?

I have 2 one-gallon clear glass cookie jars with glass lids (not tight-fitting

at all) and before I give them away I thought I'll ask this on here: As a

Trad-foodist, is there anything I can/should store in them? I do not bake a

lot of cookies. I originally got the jars to make kombucha in, but found it

awkward to pour the kombucha out of them into serving containers, so I switched

to making kombucha in suntea jars. If I cannot find a suitable use these

cookie jars I will give them away. Suggestions anyone?

Thanks,

, the lady in purple

Isaiah 26:3

No God, no peace

Know God, know peace

[Guest guest]

<laughs>  being a knitting fanatic, I immediately thought of storing knitting

needles or smaller balls of yarn in them!  Especially lace yarns, since they're

so fine, the colours usually so interesting...    I bet that you could make them

into some really phenomenally interesting lamps, too!   Lamp-kits at most local

craft stores are relatively inexpensive...I've made them with my two daughters,

when we were doing a small (and eventually unsuccessful) 4-H club here!  My

girls, at the time, were 8 and 11...and I just really had to help with the

actual electrical parts...

 

Candace Musmeci

CaeletNox@...

Newburgh, NY

 

~Dipping into the Living Well...One product at a time~

what to do with glass cookie jars?

I have 2 one-gallon clear glass cookie jars with glass lids (not tight-fitting

at all) and before I give them away I thought I'll ask this on here: As a

Trad-foodist, is there anything I can/should store in them? I do not bake a

lot of cookies. I originally got the jars to make kombucha in, but found it

awkward to pour the kombucha out of them into serving containers, so I switched

to making kombucha in suntea jars. If I cannot find a suitable use these

cookie jars I will give them away. Suggestions anyone?

Thanks,

, the lady in purple

Isaiah 26:3

No God, no peace

Know God, know peace

[Guest guest]

<laughs>  being a knitting fanatic, I immediately thought of storing knitting

needles or smaller balls of yarn in them!  Especially lace yarns, since they're

so fine, the colours usually so interesting...    I bet that you could make them

into some really phenomenally interesting lamps, too!   Lamp-kits at most local

craft stores are relatively inexpensive...I've made them with my two daughters,

when we were doing a small (and eventually unsuccessful) 4-H club here!  My

girls, at the time, were 8 and 11...and I just really had to help with the

actual electrical parts...

 

Candace Musmeci

CaeletNox@...

Newburgh, NY

 

~Dipping into the Living Well...One product at a time~

what to do with glass cookie jars?

I have 2 one-gallon clear glass cookie jars with glass lids (not tight-fitting

at all) and before I give them away I thought I'll ask this on here: As a

Trad-foodist, is there anything I can/should store in them? I do not bake a

lot of cookies. I originally got the jars to make kombucha in, but found it

awkward to pour the kombucha out of them into serving containers, so I switched

to making kombucha in suntea jars. If I cannot find a suitable use these

cookie jars I will give them away. Suggestions anyone?

Thanks,

, the lady in purple

Isaiah 26:3

No God, no peace

Know God, know peace