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This recipe infuses the rich, distinct flavor of maple syrup into the classic buttery shortbread, offering a delightful twist on traditional shortbread cookies. Adjust the sweetness by varying the amount of maple syrup to suit your taste preferences.
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What do you do with that dried out Christmas tree, wreath or garland?
Make DIY Pine Mason Jars of course!
This resourceful DIY makes a wonderfully scented keepsake of winter holiday memories.
Even if those decorations are long gone, just use dry pine twigs, to enjoy the fragrant scent of pine in your home!
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A little before New Year's Eve we took down our Christmas tree and decorations, one of them was a DIY Christmas Garland. The garland had been up for about 2 weeks and the dry and fragrant smell of Pine smelled too amazing to throw out into the compost pile. ⇒ Enter resourceful DIY idea!
We gathered some pretty twigs and lots of aromatic pine needles, arranged them in 32-ounce Ball mason jars. We had them displayed in the living room for a while and now they are in the guest bedroom. They can be uncovered whenever someone wants to smell the scent of the winter holidays and remember those sweet memories namely me.
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Agnes says
What a great idea! Would be a fun project to do with my niece.
Sara says
Thank you Agnes, I am so glad that you like it, it is a fun activity to do with children - my daughter enjoyed it very much! Thank you for visiting!
Anosa says
What a brilliant idea, though I tend to have plastic Christmas trees I wouldn't mind having s proper one this year so I can later do this DIY
Sara says
Hi Anosa, I have 2 plastic Christmas trees too, 1 of which is a hand me down, so I hear you. This would totally work for a wreath, garland or just pruning branches and drying them from the yard, thank you for visiting!
Valerie Robinson says
I love this! I bet it smells great too! Would have been nice to do after Christmas with an old Christmas tree.
Sara says
Hi Valerie, yes! I am all about recycling anything possible instead of just throwing something away 🙂
melanie says
Those are so cool. Do you think if you poke holes in the top you would still be able to smell them? I love the smell of pine and would love to have those around my house to keep it smelling nice.
Sara says
Yes, you can do that or use some fabric or gauze with the mason jar lid to keep it open all the time.
Zoe Alicia says
Oh my gosh this is so simple yet decorative. I absolutely love it, and definitely want to make one of my own now 🙂 x
Sara says
Hi Zoe, I am so glad that you like it!
Elizabeth O says
That is such a wonderful idea and a brilliant creative gift idea. I might fill some Mason jars with all the pine around my neck of the woods. 🙂
Sara says
Yeah, I think these can be like little time capsules to save memories and your favorite things. I love your idea of filling them with your favorite natural things from your local forest 🙂