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What can I do with only 3 mason jars?
Use three jars that can be the same or different sizes, add some filler such as moss or marbles then accent with a hand tied piece of ribbon.
Another option is to take a bag of sand, some rusty wire and a few yards of jute.It can be so calming and relaxing! Just add some tea lights or votives and you have your own day spa!
Make a mason jar caddy for most any area of your home. Glue together the three jars, then ‘tie’ them together with jute or ribbon.
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