The coupon section of the Sunday newspaper can provide product images, which can be cut to use as labels. The coupons usually feature a small photo of the product, and if you don't plan on using the coupon to save money on your groceries, or if they are already expired, you might as well put them to good use for your miniatures.

Not only are you incredibly talented but as a viewer, it was so refreshing to watch a calm, straightforward tutorial that's not followed with the usual trumpet blowing accolade that many feel pressured to add. I loved this & you've gained another subscriber 👍🙂

I love the realism of keeping a bit of the jar empty. Canned foods always need to have that space to be safely processed; it's called "head space."

Your ingenuity is a constant surprise--these jars and labels are wonderful.

The fact that you had soo many options that I couldn't make up an excuse for me to not do it out of laziness 😆 These are too freaking cute not to make!!

“And then I did some research” killed me. I love your quiet humor, and your inventiveness!

these are incredible and nostalgic, you've brought back the energy of the crafting era of youtube i been craving since the late 2000s - early 2010s

"I added an 'S' to the end, so don't sue me." That made me chuckle. You're priceless!❤😊❤ Nice work, too! I'm inspired!

I make miniatures of different kinds, but I never thought of using a glue stick for a jar. Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

"...and then I did a bit of research and mixed up a new color." Your dry delivery of the little jokes cracks me up lol

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I will probably never make miniatures... but I love your video. No music, a calm and soothing voice, you explain and show all the techniques and options, this is perfect ❤

This video is a gift. Instead of spending money on things I can’t afford i am so excited to make things with stuff that has been lying around the house since I don’t know when. Also, just want to say besides how creative you are, I enjoy your sense of humor! Thank you!

You clever girl! The jars are adorable and perfect to place on shelves or fill a pantry.❤🍑🍒🫐🍊🍇

I wasn't going to watch this but the sheer curiosity of how anyone could make those little things so cool really caught me. AMAZING JOB!

It is well worth the effort, time and patience required to work with very small things. Peace to you, my brilliant friend.

I’m not sure why this video was suggested to me but I’m so happy it was. I don’t even make doll house stuff but these are so ingenious and fun that I thoroughly enjoyed watching!

Thanks for sharing. I love them. By the way, my hands too are nothing to marvel at. Strictly utilitarian.

I will never ever do this but they looked so cute and perfect that I couldn’t stop watching.

I was so evolved in a process that I forgot to breath! It is amazing what you do. Thank you for sharing your talent with us! 💕

I didn’t know I wasn’t the only one who uses nail polish for some of my crafts! The jars are so cute

I don't know why these miniatures are so fascinating. ❤

Soooo cute. Very creative. I would have loved these when I was a girl.

While I haven't gotten into miniatures (I have wayyyy too many hobbies as it is! LOL!), I love watching your creative mind work! These are sooo cute and realistic! Thanks!

Love seeing all the different methods and tools implemented in this project! You’ve made this a very accessible craft 🥰

I really appreciate and love your videos. I’m very poor and I have health issues so it’s hard for me to work and I just love that almost all of your videos have things that can be found from dollar tree and you make them look so amazing. Also your voice is so soothing 😂

Perfectly precious crafting. Don't forget to put some lotion on those hands that do such nice work. And push back your cuticles with your wet wash cloth and your hands will always be good to go. 😊

I cannot look away!!!! Your work is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing the magic with us!!👍🏻❤

You are a genius ! Thank you for sharing your creativity with us !

So cute. And great idea to use pencils and glue sticks. Very imaginative.

I liked your sense of humor along with the explanation.

I absolutely love how simple the supplies are, and yet they don't look tacky! thank you for sharing all of your tips and tricks, I never would have thought to do something like weathering paper with pastels 😄

As soon as she said “these big boys” I was like, this is the video for me. Love the no-fuss, direct way of presenting, the incredibly innovative, creative and artistic ideas, and absolutely love how quietly inspiring it is. Subscribed, and done.

Very clever and informative. Im going to have to give some jars a go

Aren’t you just brilliant? I love your ideas. You’re talent never ceases to amaze me 😊

These are so cute, and such a fun interesting thing to make, but you could not sound less interested in what you're doing.

You always have such brilliant ideas! Thank you so much for sharing!

I Love this! Thank you for sharing it. My daughter and I have been wanting to work on a couple of miniature houses we purchased before I was unexpectedly diagnosed with multiple spinal cord injuries, severe nerve damage, breast and endometrial cancers and a few other life threatening health issues. I have made a couple of miniature houses and all of the furniture and furnishings that are in them including the people. When I was teaching 3rd grade we did a unit on the pioneers and settlers in our area and the country. As part of it we did a number of immersive activities and projects both as a class and individually. Each teacher in the grade level did a craft where they got to make something just like how they did a few hundred years ago. They got to make ink for writing with a quill pen, paper making, candle making, simple toys, just to name a few. We also did a school day like it would have been in a one room schoolhouse using only things that they would have had. To provide a realistic lunch we made homemade soup and bread and even made butter the old fashioned way. I had each student bring in 1 ingredient and they helped prep the vegetables by washing them, peeling and chopping. I provided the protein. I would take all of the ingredients home with me the night before so I could cook the meat and get the soup started in the crockpot. I also got everything ready for the homemade bread that I would bake in my bread machine once I got to school in the morning. I did this to guarantee it would be ready before our lunch time. The aromas filled the whole floor of our building and made everyone hungry. In the week before our day in the life we invited people from around our community who had special skills to come to the school and show/teach our students how the settlers/pioneers would have made everyday items. We were blessed to have blacksmith who showed them how they made knives, horseshoes, nails and hinges. One of our teachers in the school taught them the history of weaving with reeds, pine needles and other plant materials and demonstrated how to make a basket. Another teacher shared what it was like growing up in a house that didn't have running water and all of the chores they had to do on her Grandparents farm. We had a sweet woman from the public Library who taught them the history of wool and the steps needed to turning it into thread and yarn including what they used to dye the yarn and how they would either knit or weave it to create the clothing or fabric. Another gentleman demonstrated how to make a broom. As part of their grade each student with the help of a family member chose a project to make off of a list they were given. They could make a covered wagon, a log cabin, or a couple of other items that I can't remember. We asked that they not go spend money to make the project and use found items in and around their home. It was incredible to see what they made. I made the miniature log cabin to help them see and understand what their home might look like. I used mostly materials that I had in my sewing/craft room that were leftover from other projects. Pebbles meant for a fish tank became the stone fireplace and chimney. The jars you created will be perfect for the other houses we need to finish. I thank you for your tutorial and will look at your other videos to create other items.

Your a clever lady. Love the sense of humor Thanks Karen from Florida 🌴💕

I love your sense of humor. This was a surprisingly funny video to watch for me. That second batch of peanut butter looked much better!

They all look awesome

You do amazing work! Thank you for your videos!😊

A girl after my own heart! Your minis came together beautifully. I think miniatures speak to the child in all of us. Delightful!

Oh wow. I’m old af- I just wish I’d had your videos when I was a kid. These are absolutely incredible!

Neat-o. They'd be cute as fun earrings, too.

Thank you for these ideas! I really appreciate it.

This was sooo perfect!!!!!! I love your easy to follow instructions!! These are adorable and affordable 🎉 thank you thank you for sharing this awesome idea 😮

I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for teaching everyone so much and sharing your awesome techniques.

These jars are awesome. Thanks for showing us how.

Thank you for sharing all of these great ideas!

Well done and a no-nonsense explanation of how you did it.

They are all So precious and your method of making them was mind blowing.

Who can imagine making all the tiny jars with simple things. Just amazing job, my respect for your wonderful talent. Beautiful

These are adorable! Watching your videos always makes me think I want to do miniatures too but then I calm down & realize I don't have that level of patience or eyesight 😊 Love your videos!❤

I don't even plan on making miniatures, I just loved watching your process! they came out amazing!

Wow, awsome way to make jars. Thank you, something else on my to-do list.😂

This is such a great tutorial, so easy to follow & so inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing your techniques with us

I love the idea of using buttons as lids! And same with using colored pencils! You are so creative with using everyday objects

So clever and creative and calming and just lovely. Thanks 🙏✌ 😊

These are SO stinkin cute! Thanks for all the options!

So clever! And you calm, minimalist narration makes this a pleasure to listen to.

Thank you for these great ideas ❤

Your amazing and I look forward to all your unique creations.

Love the jars, especially the smuckers with fabric lids. ❤

You have the calmest voice. I listened to you to the end even though I’ve never made miniatures and hadn’t ever thought about the process. KZfaq algorithm sent me your video, I guess, and I’m happy for it. Your very excellent presentation has made me miniature-curious 😊. I will be looking at your other videos. Thank you for putting this one out. Loved it!

gracias nuy buenas ideas ,amo las miniaturas

As I continue watching i keep wanting to push "like" again haha i love all of these thank you so much

You are a creative genius. Brilliant tutorial. Much appreciated x ❤

These are gorgeous. And I love how natural and down to earth you sound. Thank you!

Omg i never thought of pencils for jars 😝

You are truly amazing. I love everyone of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your talent .

What a wonderful and calming video. I wanna make some tiny jars now even though I have nothing to use them for

Brilliant idea! I shall definitely be making some for my models. I love the idea that you can either make them look ‘shop bought’ or ‘handmade’ depending on the finish.

I find your videos very calming, I have only ever made one miniature but i still love to watch what you do

Now that is just incredible!! Your patience and attention to detail is remarkable! Simply amazing! Fantastic work!

2:02 Huh. How clever!!! and super cute.

love this!!! i don't make physical crafts very often these days, but i love the way you think about art. leaving room in the jars to match how they're packaged in real life, choosing fabric that fits with whats inside of them, finding neat ways to use objects in ways you wouldn't normally think to, etc... its very inspiring and straight-up awesome! the way you designed these miniatures really makes me think of how i design background elements in my own art. made up brands, modified designs based on real ones, all the way up to the generic objects or lumpy shapes i hide behind the better ones. 😅 i subscribed!

What an awesome collection of creative ways to make these adorable jars. I’m enjoying my recent Saturday tradition of seeing what’s up at Queen City Minis, it’s always a treat. ❤

Cutest pickle jar ever 😭 💕

i think this will be a very fun thing to do for kids! omg

I just came across this tutorial; I am so impressed by your ingenuity. I am so blessed I found you and wish you so much success. You are awesome.

So many good ideas!!! All so different ! It really adds just so much to have that variation. I just love watching people make the tiniest accessories. When they’re building the whole dollhouse I’m just not as fascinated idk why. And then I keep thinking about your shadow box and it’s so much better than this clunky giant dollhouse you can hardly see into. Which is fine as an actual child’s toy as it’s intended of course 😅

I don't know how this popped up..or why I'm watching it..but here we are and I love it🤭❤🇦🇺🙏

A very neat idea I would never guess it was a hot glue stick very cool thank you for sharing

Awesome! I am so adding these to my dollhouse kitchen!

The jars are absolutely brilliant. So clever! That's my Sunday taken care of! Thank you so much for sharing!👏👏👏

You're a minature genius..I enjoy your videos and get inspired tanks..!!

the second peanutbutter color was really good

You’re so clever! Did you make a canned food tutorial that I’ve missed? If not, that would be a great one to show too. Thank you!

Probably never going to make these, but this was the most calming video and I loved every minute 😊 Thank you!

These are so adorable thank you for the awesome ideas

THESE ARE ADORABLE!!! And SO convincing!!!

These came out great! Could pack cabinets really fast this way. I love your sense of humor in your videos

Glue sticks! Brilliant! 😄 I rarely use hot glue so I have sticks to spare. I just love that you made your own checkered fabric. Love your videos- always! 😍✨

Excelent job and a good sense of humour. ☺️☺️☺️

This seems like such a cute, relaxing hobby. Especially love your soothing voice. You should also do voice-overs or audio books. Thanks for those amazing ideas.

L❤VE It !

These are way too cute! ❤️❤️❤️

Your wok is Beautiful and your videos, as well as being so informative, are a pleasure to watch. Thank you 💚

You are so very creative and you make it all look so very easy. Thank you for sharing your detailed instructions.