Just in case you haven’t done your Valentine’s Day apothecary jars yet, here is what I put in mine! I thought about doing all pink ones, but could only think of things for two of the three jars. I came up with heart marshmallows (sprayed with something so they wouldn’t stick) and pink rose petals. But the third one has me stumped. I could do pink M&M’s, but I just did M&M’s and am still trying to eat all those (actually I separated them into red for Valentine’s Day and green for St. Patrick’s Day). Any ideas on pink jars???
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I like those hearts on a stick. Valentine's Day is a great day for decorations.
How about putting the large size conversation hearts in one? Or sew different size hearts from different fabric or get wood hearts from craft stores & paint them different colors of pink (or red, white & pink).
I decorate at my workplace and I fill the jars with red hots, candy hearts and just about anything red I can find. I used red beads from Christmas and also colored sand.