Ummm another project made from something I was going to throw away. It took me 5 minutes and cost me almost nothing.
Lemi Shine is the best product for removing hard water residue on your glassware and dishes. Just add it to your dishwasher. Then, don't throw away that cute little container. Peel off the label...it's not even glued on.
These are some stickers I got after St. Patrick's Day last year...1/2 price. I always get my seasonal stuff after the holidays are over.
Apply the stickers to the container.
Wait for magic leprechaun to appear.
Fill with whatever you like. I think I'll fill mine with Lucky Charms...or maybe green m&m's and give it to the Golden Child.
Sláinte!
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Cute and quick, Danni! None of our stores keep St Patrick's goodies, no stickers, nothing foodwise, no felt items - nothing. I think if you really want something one will have to go to a speciality store. I see the stores are at least starting to stock up on Easter stuff! {I like your Leprechaun!}
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and quick craft. I vote for lucky charms. I'll be introducing Grace to lucky charms this year and I fear she'll never want to eat any other cereal, again, once I do :)
ReplyDeleteThe luck of the Irish to stumble upon your container and stickers. Love the up-cycle.
ReplyDeleteYou are The Cleverest of The Clever! I love this container! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteGreen M&M's!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute & clever, Danni! I love that stinkin' Leprechaun! I'd go for the GREEN M&Ms!
ReplyDeleteI'm going for the green M&M's,too! Never heard of LemiShine but it must be good. I know you wouldn't thrown that away. Too much green in it. In fact, you've probably been waiting to use it all up just for this project which turned out very cute, indeed!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute idea, Danni. I vote lucky charms too. Wynn loves the leprechaun btw. She just pointed to it and said I love that. :)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this product. My glasses could use it, though, for sure. Our water is incredibly hard. Even with a water softener, I end up with spots. Got to find some of this in time for St. Paddie's day. That container would be a fun way to take some treats on a hike. I can't want to get back out to the woods.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and so creative, Danni :) You are such a clever lady.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you,
Stephanie
I love this Danni! So quick and fun!! :)
ReplyDeleteI vote M&M's ;) Very clever upcycle, Danni! I love green!
ReplyDeleteOh so clever!!! Jane
ReplyDeleteYou know I do not do St. Pat's, BUT I want that leprechaun! Cute container - love a recycle project - cute with the shamrocks, BUT I want that leprechaun! I have got to calm down. I know I will go listen to the Kerry Dance again!
ReplyDeleteI think Donna does St. Pat's now! She can't have the leprechaun without doing all the rest. LOL
ReplyDeleteDanni,
ReplyDeleteYou have done it again!! What a cute idea!!
Oh my word Danni...you kill me with the cute things you make out of nothing!
ReplyDeleteI need you by my recycling bin to tell me what cool stuff I can make before I throw stuff away. I think the golden child will love this, it's so cute.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, what are lucky charms, I can't help decide because I have no idea what they are.