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Confetti Grace Craft projects make it easier to "Throw Kindness Around Like Confetti" . We supply customers with enough craft supplies to make 2 of each project. Keep one, give one - or give both! Give the gift of quality time by crafting with friends and family - we've got you covered with all of the supplies you will need in a +1 box or we can customize your subscription size to fit your needs. 20% of net profits are donated to worldwide charities!
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One of my favorite sayings is "Throw kindness around like confetti" At Confetti Grace we are bringing this to life. It doesn't have to be someone's birthday or a holiday to give a gift! "No act of kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted"- Aesop
You can throw confetti (gifts, gestures, kind words) anytime and make someone's day. We want to make that easier for families, by gathering all of the supplies needed to create 2 beautiful homemade projects. Keep one, give one - or give both! Gift wrap and DIY cards are included! Our customers love that they can share quality time together creating projects. Time together is the best gift of all, but it's also really fun to see how people react when you have a surprise for them!
The giving doesn't stop with what comes out of the box. We donate 20% of net profits to worldwide charities. We will always share updates so that you know how you have helped impact someone's life across the globe.
- Lindsey Grace
Mason Jar project tips
Please note: it has come to our attention that a few of the trees that shipped with the Mason jars were approximately 1/2 inch larger than the others. Due to covid, many of our regular distributers have permanently closed doors and we have had to rely on some new sources for supplies. Here are a few tips to help them to fit nicely inside the jar… as well as a few other tips for a perfect light up jar!
If your tree doesn’t fit nicely inside of the mason jar, there are a few quick fixes… We actually like the look better because the tree sits further into the snow.
To shorten the tree, either twist the base several times and it will pop right off. Removing the base should make for the perfect fit. If you still wish for a smaller tree, just snip more of the wire base off with snippers or old scissors. Now for the fun part… There is a tiny glue pot and some beads. If you want to add ornaments to the tree, use the enclosed applicator to add a drop of glue to the beads, poke them into the tree and let dry. Next, add the figurines to the jar. You can add a spot of glue to the bottom of the snowman or deer if you wish. Just allow about an hour to dry before moving on. No glue is really necessary for the tree, so just sit it in the bottom of the jar next to the figurine. Now sprinkle in some snow!
We think the light adds a magical touch. Twist open the light and remove the little paper circle that protects the battery. Now the light can be twisted on and off. There are two Velcro dots included in your box. (They may be on the ribbon spool) Add one to the inside lid of the jar and another to the bottom of the light to adhere the light to the lid.
You are just about done! You can add the ribbon around the top of the jar and a sprig of greenery. This finishes it off nicely and helps hide the light! There are two reversible paper circles that can be added to the lids as well with a little glue.