10 Creative “Gift In A Jar” Ideas 1. Winter Survival Kit in a Jar Put together a little “survival kit” for a loved one who’s always on the go, even when the weather outside is frightful!

Makes: 10 servings (½ cup each) / Prep time: 15 minutes / Total time: 30 minutes3 ¼ cups gluten-free rolled oats ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon ¼ teaspoon ground ginger ⅛ teaspoon allspice ⅛ ...

Sewing Kit in a Jar Spend next to nothing to whip up a charming sewing kit in a jar — with a look similar to Anthropologie's $48 version. Scrap fabric or a drop cloth tops the sweet pin cushion ...

2. Laundry Essentials Everyone has to do laundry, making a laundry-centric gift in a jar a great gift for just about anyone on your list! Not only is the jar itself useful (I use one to store my ...

Fill the inside of a basic mason jar with all the ingredients needed for a peppermint mocha (cocoa mix, peppermint syrup, a spoon). Then the recipient can use the jar itself to sip the sweet treat!

After meeting while working at the decorating specialty company, Wilton Industries, Annette Pardun and Renee Campagna formed a sweet friendship. “It was a fun hobby for us,” says Pardun… ...

When she bought The Cookie Jar in 2002, it was on 10th Street. But for two years now, we have been located in Shriver's Square and couldn't ask for a better place," Smith says.

Remove jars when processing time is complete. Let jars rest on counter or table to cool for 24 hours, then check their seal. Lids should be taut, with no flex or give when you press down on them.