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Christmas Decorating on a Budget Idea #4
Everyone loves candy, right?
Here’s a way to have candy out for your guests (or in my case my kids) and also have it look fun and festive. 
 My bestie drinks a Kombucha everyday and they come in these lovely glass bottles.  She buys by the case and saves me the bottles.
Another great bottle to reuse is the Starbucks cappuccino bottles.
 
 
 
 I sprayed the tops with a little red paint and filled them with candy.
 
 
 
The vinyl word JOY was made using my Silhouette machine, but you could easily buy stickers or paint a word on by hand using a paint pen.
 
If you have missed the rest of the 
Christmas Decorating on a Budget Series click here.

Don’t forget about the 
Christmas Decorating on a Budget Party 
here Monday night at 7.

  

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  1. Kris says

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    I love this! Yes…I would love some “joy” from you Dawn!!! Do you use your silhouette machine a lot? I hear you make mention of it frequently, so I am thinking you do.
    I may need one?? Love those bottles. My daughter drinks it too, so I will have her save me some bottles. But I have a wonderful glass jug that I got at the apple farm that my cider came in. I think that would be pretty with the letters too!!!
    xo Kris

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  2. Joani says

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    Such a great idea. I’m afraid all the M&Ms would be gone as I would have eaten them by now. The peppermint not so much. I’d have to put candies I don’t like. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.

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  3. Denise Z. says

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    Thanks for sharing! I have a stash of Starbuck’s bottles that would be perfect for this! It would give me great JOY to be picked by you!

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  4. Kim @ Savvy Southern Style says

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    Those are so cute. I would love them if they fit my glass canisters.

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  5. Erlinda says

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    So cute and simple. Love all your decorating ideas. Keep them coming.

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  6. Ruby and Arthur says

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    Hi Dawn, yea, I would love the JOY letters! Such a cute idea, I love the red caps. Jean

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  7. Olive says

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    Dawn, they are darling. M&M’s would last about 5 minutes here:} Olive

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  8. Cozy Little House says

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    Love this idea, Dawn!
    Brenda

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  9. Nancy @ The Headmistress says

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    What a fabulous idea! I’m pinning!
    Nancy

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  10. ImSoVintage says

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    Cute idea, Dawn. Would make a cute teacher gift 🙂

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  11. Sherry Clarke says

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    Adorable! I think the letters spelling joy make it perfect. Now I’m craving M&M’s!!! Cute project!

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  12. Something Nice and Pretty says

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    I agree with the comment above it would make a cute teacher gift or to anybody for that matter. Looks like I’m to late for the JOY letters but do love them!

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  13. Angie says

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    These are absolutely adorable!! Your a creative genius 🙂

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  14. KATHY says

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    Your jars look so adorable!!

    Kathy

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  15. Carol says

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    Your little jars are just adorable, Dawn! I would love a set — still haven’t pulled the plug on getting one of those machines, & I don’t think Santa is too interested…..lol 🙁

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  16. Crafty Gardener says

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    A very nice idea for displaying Christmas candy. Simple but very effective. I’d love to be entered into your draw to win a set of the letters.

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  17. camp and cottage living says

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    Dawn
    Great idea! The bottles remind me of the old glass baby bottles.

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  18. Carol says

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    Great idea! Someone in my family would enJOY the letters.

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