Blessing Mix Jar

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Stampin’ Up! Blessing Mix

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For 2013 my Blessing Mix is in a Wide Mouth Ball Jar and there’s no stamping involved…. but you could add a cute little tag if you have time.

Since I’ve been traveling the entire month of November I needed something really quick and simple and the jar is just the ticket … with the Burlap of course … I love that stuff!!

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Here’s a video on how to make the Blessing Mix Jar.

If you’re reading this blog post in your email box please visit my blog to see the video.

The Blessing Mix ingredients:

  • Pretzels
  • Bugles
  • Candy Corn
  • Peanuts 
  • Orange Slices

Stampin’ Up! supply list:

  • Ink:  126978 Soft Suede
  • Card Stock:  100730 Whisper White, 115318 Soft Suede, 131199 Crushed Curry
  • Accessories: 132140 Burlap Ribbon, 122135 – 3″ Circle Die, 121811 – 3-1/2 Circle Die, 113439 Big Shot, 130911 Circle Framelits, 103683 Glue Dots, 104430 Stampin’ Dimensionals, 101610 Sponges, 126189 Paper Piercer, Wide Mouth Jars

Click here to download the Blessing Mix Poem Labels.

Here’s the Blessing Mix Poem:

The Bugles are a symbol of the Cornucopia, a horn of plenty.
The Pretzels represent arms folded in Thanks & Prayer.
The Candy Corn reminds us that during the first winter, the pilgrims were allowed only five kernels of corn per day because the food was scarce.
The Fruit is a reminder that Thanksgiving is the celebration of the harvest.
The Peanuts represent seeds, the potential of the bounteous harvest of the next season if they are planted & well tended.

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What’s  up?  

Behind the scenes I’m working on the 12 Days of Christmas projects as well as the videos ….. and ……..my surprise for the week of Thanksgiving (next week)…. Stay Tuned!!!

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26 thoughts on “Blessing Mix Jar”

  1. Hi Angie,
    Thanks for sharing the idea for a quick and easy favor. I wouldn’t mind just getting a copy of the poem in the circle . I can’t seem to find a poem printed that has the same items in it. I looked at several and m&m’s are in it.
    Thanks and have a nice day.

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  3. Thank you for such a cute and easy Blessing Mix idea this year for Thanksgiving. I know it comes every year but this year it’s coming to fast!!! Also special thank you for providing the poem label! You have done all the work for us.

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  9. I love your videos and how-tos. Nice simple gift, thank you for the ideas. I also loved your videos on sewing. I enjoy watching them for ideas and hope you do some more soon.

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  12. Very cute. That’s a nice little gift to give someone. You sound like you’ve been busy, I know the feeling but I’m not traveling 🙂 I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

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  16. I wish I was following in years before. Would have loved to make some for the Grange craft fair this Saturday. Well I guess next year will have to do.

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  17. I love the poem. I was trying to decide what to put on the places for Thanksgiving, now I know. Just have to decide on the vehicle that will hold the blessing mix. Thanks for your great ideas. Ilena

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  20. I got hooked on making up the Blessing Mix for my family {and church family} after watching one of your videos several years ago, and I always look forward to seeing how you creatively package them. The past few weeks have been so busy, and I’ve been trying to figure out a way to package them that didn’t take so much time. LOVE this! It’s beautiful – yet not so time consuming. THANK YOU for always coming up with wonderful, creative ideas! Have a blessed Thanksgiving!

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  21. I do enjoy seeing all your videos. I have been following you now for a couple of years and like all your blessing mix ideas.
    stamping sue

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