Jay's Easter


Materials Coffee tins Jam jars Plastic pâté container Paper napkins Pieces of plastic wrap Elastic bands Decorated tape that I got from Lidl’s but other supermarkets are available
All the foliage and flowers from the garden	I covered both of the tins with the tape

The jam jars I decorated with paper napkins and saved plastic from flowers that I had bought or received	I used elastic bands to hold them in place around the Jars
"I have to confess to 2 artificial flowers one with the roses leftover from Christmas and the other what’s the one Lily also left it for Christmas"
"I have used this method a lot, especially at Christmas or Easter. Or any special occasion, when It doesn’t call for the table to be overloaded. If you do a few jam jars decorated for Christmas or Easter it’s nice to send your guest family home with one. They’re always delighted especially at Christmas with holly and a few bits of artificial glitter. Also lovely for children’s parties because they can’t do any damage (perhaps a bit of water if you overwatered!)"

I do hope you enjoy doing this because it’s not complicated and it makes you smile every time you see them All good wishes		Jay Page