I found some great jars at the thrift store- vintage, French, Triomphe jars. I can't even find them online, so I'm not certain how common these sizes are, but they're perfect for storing things in the kitchen.
The rubber gasket rings were old and crackly (and....eww...second-hand, old, rubber rings?) I used one as a template and made some quick felt rings for my jars- a double thickness of these works a treat.
How do you store things in your kitchen? I end up with a hodge podge of mason jars, plastic bins, 25 gallon buckets, and old sour cream containers marked with Sharpie. Definitely not stream lined, haha!
The rubber gasket rings were old and crackly (and....eww...second-hand, old, rubber rings?) I used one as a template and made some quick felt rings for my jars- a double thickness of these works a treat.
How do you store things in your kitchen? I end up with a hodge podge of mason jars, plastic bins, 25 gallon buckets, and old sour cream containers marked with Sharpie. Definitely not stream lined, haha!
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They look great! I love glass. Especially unmatched glass.
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