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Christmas Crafts | Mini Bottles | Glass Jars & Bottles
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Christmas is edging nearer, and excitement is filling the air! If you’ve grabbed the festive bull by the horns and are fully immersed in the holiday mood, then Christmas crafts are probably already scheduled into your calendar. If you’re not quite jingle belling away just yet, then cracking out the crafts is sure to get you in the spirit. We’ve got some family-friendly ideas as well as some alcoholic adult ones so the whole family can join in!
Pimp Your Pumpkin | Jam Jars | Glass Jars & Bottles
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While October is famed as pumpkin season, most people will only recognise this fleshy squash as a Jacko’ lantern, carved in spooky designs, displayed for Halloween and then discarded. But there are plenty of more tasty ways to use a pumpkin, whether you’ve got one leftover from Halloween or have cultivated one on the allotment. Why not try our spiced pumpkin jam recipe!
Have a Fruitful Harvest | Jam Jars | Glass Jars & Bottles
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September is a ripe time for harvesting crops and if you’ve got an abundance to use up, we’ve got some great ideas for extending the lifespan of fruits and veggies.
Summertime Wedding Favours | Mini Bottles | Glass Jars and Bottles
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Summer is a busy time in the wedding calendar and with hot weather, beautiful blue skies and flowers in full bloom it’s easy to see why this season is popular with those getting hitched. With such a lovely backdrop to your big day, it’s important that everything ties in with the summer theme, including your wedding favours. So how can you make sunshine inspired wedding favours?
Reducing Plastic Waste | Glass Jars | Glass Jars and Bottles
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In the midst of a pollution epidemic, it’s never been more important to try and reduce our use of non-recyclables. Trying to reduce the amount of plastic that we use globally starts with individuals and businesses making switches between single-use plastics to more sustainable materials and sticking to these alternatives far into the future.