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Home » DIY & Crafts » Craft Projects » You’re the Spoon to My Jar Valentine Gift {with Printable}

You’re the Spoon to My Jar Valentine Gift {with Printable}

January 30, 2016 By Amy 2 Comments

30 Jan
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Last year my workmate, Rachel, gave me a jar of Reese’s Peanut Butter Chocolate Spread for my birthday. Several plastic spoons later it was all gone.

I didn’t eat it all in one day, but what a perfect gift it was for a nut butter fan such as myself.

Can I get one of these for my birthday every year? That’s a long time in between, let’s add Mother’s Day, Sweetest Day, Valentine’s Day…!

Do you know someone who likes to certain foods straight from the jar with a spoon? Until I read this Huffington Post article, I didn’t realize that there was a whole list of comfort foods that people eat with a spoon right out of the jar.

Maybe you partake in this ritual or maybe you have a Valentine who does, so here’s a Valentine jar gift idea that might be sweeter than a box of chocolates to that special someone.

Make a diy Valentine jar gift using Reese's, Hershey's or any other nut butter spread. Includes a printable label - Stow and TellU

Nut butter Valentine jar gift

Make a Valentine jar gift using Reese's, Hershey's or any other nut butter spread. Includes a printable label - Stow and TellU

Supplies

  • Brown paper bag
  • Foil cupcake liner
  • Sparkly heart label, any kind will do
  • Red plastic spoon
  • Jar of nut butter (I used Reese’s Peanut Butter Chocolate and Hershey’s Almond Chocolate)
  • Paint pen
  • Pencil and ruler
  • Scissors
  • Hot glue gun
  • Spoon to My Jar Valentine printable (find printable at the bottom of this post)

Step 1)  Write the name of the nut butter on the bottom of the jar with a paint pen.

Step 1)  Write the name of the nut butter on the bottom of the jar with a paint pen.

Make an easy jar label with a paper bag. This one is for a Valentine jar gift using Reese's, Hershey's or any other nut butter spread. Includes a printable label - Stow and TellU

Step 2) Measure and cut a strip of the paper bag at about 2-1/2″ (or just slightly larger than jar label size).

How to make a gift label for a jar from a paper bag, this one is for a Valentine jar gift using Reese's peanut butter chocolate spread from Stow and TellU

Step 3) Wrap the paper back strip around the nut butter jar, covering the label and glue in the back.

How to make a jar lid cover with a cupcake liner. This one is used to make Valentine gift jars with Reese's and Hersheys chocolate nut butters from Stow and TellU

Step 4) Invert a foil cupcake liner and glue to the top of the jar lid.

Make sure to fit the liner to the lid gently first, to get it even before gluing.

Don’t forget to add a sparkly heart!

Print and cut out the Spoon to My Jar label, and glue to the front of the jar.

Step 5) Print and cut out the Spoon to My Jar label, and glue to the front of the jar.

—> Find printable at bottom of this post.

Gift idea for nut butter lovers, You're the Spoon to my Jar printable included - Stow and TellU

Step 6) Glue the bottom part of a spoon to the side of the jar. Make sure to use hot glue for this step.

Valentine jar gift idea using nut butters from Stow and TellU

Valentine jar gift idea using Peanut butter chocolate spreads. Includes "You're the Spoon to my Jar" printable from Stow and TellU.com

Sweet Valentine jar gift idea using Reese's and Hershey's chocolate nut butter spreads, includes printable labels from Stow and TellU.com

Akin to eating chocolate chip cookie dough, this indulgence might have it’s arguments.

I’ll just say, argue away and hand me that spoon! 😉

~ Amy

Get Printable BELOW by clicking on either photo.

Make sure to change your printer setting to: LANDSCAPE

It will print out as 9 labels on 1 page landscaped.

2 styles to choose from Pink or Red:

spoon-to-my-jar-pink-label-cropped

spoon-to-my-jar-red

  

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Filed Under: Craft Projects, Holiday Ideas, Printables, Seasonal Tagged With: Gift Ideas, Valentine's

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Comments

  1. Mary-the boondocks blog says

    February 6, 2016 at 2:16 pm

    This is just adorable. And especially for a reeses nut like me.

    Reply
    • Amy says

      February 6, 2016 at 7:11 pm

      A girl after my own heart! Thanks for stopping by and for hosting the Valentine blog hop!!

      Reply

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