Crown molding coming soon!.

It separates really easily so if you don’t have a strainer to use for this, don’t worry, a spoon will work just fine.. Just a few seconds of work and your jar is perfectly clean!Bonus: Your kitchen will smell amazing instantly if it was a scented candle.. Peel the label off and clean your jar as usual.

Now wasn’t that easy?You’re ready to organize, craft or display with your new jar!Have you been noticing all this Red Cross (and black cross, and beige cross) type of decor around lately?I thought I had, so I went and looked it up in Google Images, and actually, didn’t really find too much.

A few pillows, some little jars and stuff, but not as much as I thought I would find.. Maybe it’s not such a big trend after all, but the few times I’ve seen the design used, it’s caught my eye.So I took a few minutes and made my own!.

I took an old metal bucket that I’d previously disfigured when I tried to paint it in a brown and white buffalo check a few years ago.

That didn’t work out, but this one did!.I saw these monogrammed tissue box covers at Pottery Barn, probably last year sometime, and something about them just made me happy..

This is my own version, made for Kennedy’s room.It’s a little different, and a little less perfect (of course), but it’s still the same basic idea..

It started out as a plain wood tissue box cover from Dollarama that I was just going to paint white to cover up all those ugly bright boxes you get with your tissues.Then Kennedy saw it and wanted to paint it all kinds of crazy colors herself, so I let her.