What do you think? I imagine they were once used as kitchen canisters, but they work just as well in a play room as craft supply sorters! Thrifting success.
-Sarah
Kid's Play Area: Crafting Jars
This past weekend I had some time to myself which was very nice. (Three cheers for grandparents!) I took the opportunity to run errands like crazy. In my mad dashing around town, I squeezed in a little thrifting stop and came away with some cork topped jars for the kid's play area. I liked them because they weren't your typical jars, the cork tops come off very easily, and the jars have a very wide mouth so it's easy to reach in for things. At $3 each, I thought they would be perfect atop the wall shelf in the play area.
What do you think? I imagine they were once used as kitchen canisters, but they work just as well in a play room as craft supply sorters! Thrifting success.
-Sarah
What do you think? I imagine they were once used as kitchen canisters, but they work just as well in a play room as craft supply sorters! Thrifting success.
-Sarah