This St. Patrick’s Day put a little shamrock-y smile on your friends’ faces by giving them an unexpected, foliage treat. With just a wee bit o’ clover plant, a recycled baby food jar and some craft supplies, you can easily make these sweet pots filled with true Irish green!
Carefully drill a hole in the bottom of the jar so water has a place to exit. Note: Wear protective goggles in case of glass breakage!
Cut a piece of fabric to the width of the flat portion of the baby jar and long enough to wrap around with a 1/4″ overlap.
Use your finger to spread a layer of Collage Pauge over flat portion of baby jar; lay fabric on top and smooth down. Spread an additional layer of Collage Pauge over the top of fabric to seal. Let dry.
Place a small amount of soil in the bottom of jar along with the clover plant and some water.
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I am devastated by the loss of @hillcountryweavers founder, Suzanne Middlebrooks.
I wrote a longer tribute to her on my blog and Facebook (links in bio). In short, though, she had been sick for a long time but had been a master at not letting the illness get in the way of her living. So, it was often unimaginable that she wouldn't be with us for longer. Last June during an industry convention in Chicago when Susanne came over to the bar booth I was sitting at and plopped herself next to me to chat, I had no idea that it would be the last time I'd get to see her. I'm so thankful though, that when we parted ways to go back to our respective meetings, it was with a hug. Rest in purls, my friend....