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Baby Food Jar Creations

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Today I wanted to feature some of the fun Baby Food Jar creations readers have linked up to past link parties and some that I found online.

Treat Jars from Make It and Love It
Gift Holders from Little Miss Momma

Candles from Cathy Filian
Tea Light Holders from Finding My Aloha

Magnetic Chalkboard Spice Holders from The Little Apartment
Magnetic Vinyl Spice Holders from LDS Craft Project

Pin Cushion tutorial from The Life of Jennifer Dawn
Lid Game from Oopsey Daisy

I will be saving baby food jars from now on FOR SURE!baby food jar ideas

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  • Kirsten wrote:

    Hi Steph…I Love your blog! Thank you for hosting a link party each week! I have been a follower for a while! I would love it if you stopped by mine and check it out, if you like what you see…I’d love you to follow back! Have a fantastic 4th!

    Kirsten šŸ˜‰

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  • Jane wrote:

    Hi Steph,
    I linked up my Italian Cookies. Thanks for hosting! Have a great 4th of July!

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  • carla wrote:

    Hey! Thanks for hosting!! šŸ™‚
    I shared my Basic Rutabaga Soup – I hope everyone likes it as much as we do! šŸ™‚
    See you next week!!!
    Carla

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  • Debbie wrote:

    Thanks so much for hosting!!

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  • Ami w/AliLilly wrote:

    WOW! Those are great ideas for baby food jars! šŸ™‚

    Thanks for hosting!

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  • sabina@Slip Stitches & More wrote:

    Awesome link party, this is my first time here and hope to return weekly…thanks for hosting!

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  • Kelly at MillerFamilyOrganizer wrote:

    My first time linking up (Crispy Onion Chicken). Thanks so much for hosting!

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  • June Scott @ Inspired by wrote:

    Hi Stephanie, I’m a first-time “linker” šŸ™‚ Looks like you got a lot of great submissions this week! Looking forward to participating and following your blog. Thanks for hosting!

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  • Hollie wrote:

    Thanks for hostessing, have a great day!

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  • lolly jane wrote:

    thanks so much for hosting steph!! xoxo

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  • simone wrote:

    Hi, new subscriber and linker. Love your blog and all the inspiration here. Have a great 4th! Cheers

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  • Curtains in my Tree wrote:

    How fun seeing all these great ideas

    Janice

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  • Jennifer Dawn wrote:

    Thanks for hosting and thank you for featuring my baby food jar pincushions.

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  • Emily @ Finding My Aloha wrote:

    Thanks for the baby food jar feature! Even though this was one of my very first posts on FMA over a year ago, it is still one of my favorite! Just so sweet and simple. Thanks so much! Hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend! šŸ™‚

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  • Amanda Dale wrote:

    Thanks for hosting!
    -Amanda

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  • Rachel K wrote:

    Thanks for featuring my spice jars. I love the other ideas!

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  • Ashley @ A {Blonde’s} DIY LIfe wrote:

    Thanks for Hosting!

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  • Bella wrote:

    Thanks Steph for hosting, I finally got the chance to link up. Hope you can stop by to say hello….

    I’m #115, #117, #118, #119, & #121, #122, #123, #125—— I know I linked up a bunch, but when I get the chance I just need to go for it, lol.

    Thanks again.

    Hugs, Bella šŸ™‚

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  • Alison wrote:

    Thanks for featuring my baby food jar game, Steph!!

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  • Crystal & Co wrote:

    Oh I wish I had seen all of these baby food jar projects about 18 months ago. šŸ™‚

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  • Christine wrote:

    Thanks again for hosting Stephanie!!

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  • Madigan at madiganmade wrote:

    Thanks for hosting!!!

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  • Jill of Our Seven Dwarfs wrote:

    Thanks for hosting a great linky party every week! We appreciate it!

    Jill of oursevendwarfs.com

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  • angie @ the cellar door stories wrote:

    thanks for hosting šŸ™‚

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  • Lindy wrote:

    Thanks so much for hosting each week!

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