"I think I would call it a Christmas spray, and I would put it on the front door, but maybe without the oven mitt. Whatever you want to call it, it's a great way to greet people during the holiday season. It looks like it would be fairly simple to make, too!"

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"A couple of thoughts If you are going to use this to hold candy canes (my first thought) or the like, make sure to use food safe paint. Even if candies are wrapped, I think it's a good idea to be safe rather than sorry. Also, I wouldn't buy stickers if I didn't have any. I would cut out shapes or pictures of decorations and glue them into the jar. As she said, the possibilities are endless!"

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"Those really are pretty and so simple to make. I am always looking for a cheaper (excuse me, less expensive) way to do things, so I wonder if heavy paper cone would work as well as a styrofoam cone? That would be easy enough to make and to work with. I have some beads of various sizes, so maybe I could mix them up kind of like I do my real Christmas tree. Great project!"

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"These ornaments are cute and elegant. A great project that I need to work on because we have had so many ornaments broken over the years. These would help fill in some of the vacant areas on our tree. I love handmade ornaments. They would make a present so much sweeter too if you added one as an extra gift."

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