The storage jar

Here’s a fun project to make to brighten up your kitchen and pantry: a homemade ceramic storage jar.
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Nele Ostyn

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Yes, of course the original cardboard box or plastic container that the food came in gets the job done. But it’s not exactly nice to look at. Plus, with a handmade ceramic storage jar, you can choose exactly the shape and size you want. So it’s not just because it’s nicer to look at, it’s also functional. Either way: sit back and watch the compliments roll in!

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