These classic large clear jars are made by Anchor Hocking. They are available at many places. (I bought mine at Target.)
The light purple lavender soaps are from Trader Joe’s. (They smell heavenly.) 
I bought the sponges at a local craft store; Several came in a package.
The lavender soaps also make sweet little gifts or favors. 
Just insert them into a premade organza bag and Whala!
Below I filled a vintage apothecary jar with dried lavender. 
And finally, the cream colored soaps on the bottom of this jar are made by Tom’s of Maine. They are also lavender. Simple ideas are beautiful.
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5 comments:
Great ideas. I love the lavender soaps in my lavender bathroom. They just don't last long enough because the grandchildren love the smell.
Thanks for the grat ideas! La
Cool ideea! I might have to try this. But I luv lavendar in the garden as well and their pretty purple flowers. Thank You for sharing all this with us. Have a great day....Julian
You made these ordinary jars look so pretty. What great gifts they would make. Everything you filled them with looks so yummy.
I`m rushing out to buy some of those jars tomorrow - I love that look - I have an Autumn(Fall) one on my mantle filled with acorns. Thank you for the great tip.
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