Upcycling: 33 Ways to Reuse Old Glass Jars, Mason Jars, & Wine Bottles for Home Decorations & Much More!

Barely a book. Each craft has only a few BARELY explained steps. The crafts have no picturesand only a link that sends you to the author's blog and you have to sign up with your email to even SEE the finished product. There are a TON of plugs for her "free" ebooks interspersed. What a joke. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME!!! You would be better off with a Google search of mason jar/wine bottle lights because that is almost all there is.

Pictures are worth a thousand words, and if you don't count the cover and Ads telling you to give up your e-mail address to see the images: 0 words. A craft book is not a place to be speechless.

This ebook is full of stale old crafts with NO PICTURES, but tones of links to "Get the Picture" of the craft item. All links lead to the same form to give the author your valid email information. Can you spell DATA MINING? BTW, this ebook crashes my Kindle app if I try to scroll down the linked advertisement looking for the picture. I'm goig to deleat the ebook from my library and report this to Amazon fraud control.

I hate these 99 cent craft books without pictures. So when I saw there was a link to a picture for each project, I thought "ok I can live with that." But so far the only thing the links get me to are spam advertisements for all her other books and blogs. I have tried the link on 4 different projects and have YET to find a picture of any of them.

What an amazing book! I always knew that I can make use of many things I threw away into the trash every day like glass jars and wine bottles. It is very interesting to have some help in learning how to reuse these things into something useful. This book provides many great tips and ideas you can follow to turn your unneeded things into beautiful pieces of art. But unfortunately the book does not provide pictures to aid those ideas, would have been a lot better with pictures.

The author, Kitty Moore says she started counting the number of empty jars and bottles in her house and the number was astonishing. She needed to figure out what to do with the besides just throwing them away, and thus this book full of unique and ingenious ways to use these jars and bottles. How about a liquid soap dispenser made from an empty Jack Daniels bottle? You merely screw on a push sprayer like you find on shampoo and lotion bottles, fill it with liquid soap and put it in your bathroom. Of these 33 fun ideas, I thought the one called Party Favors where you use empty baby food jars, fill them with candy and decorate with ribbon and glass paint. The Solar Light Mason Jars and Glass Bottle Edging for Your Lawn also looks promising. It’s fun and you can use things you were going to throw away or recycle.

Not enough information.

Has some great ideas. I like to give x-mas gifts that have a personal touch and this book gave me some great ideas for not a lot of money. That means not only will my relatives be happy opening their gifts,but so will I because I will still be able to eat more than ramen for the next three months. It's a win, win situation and that is always a good thing.

Terrible can't even view images

fab item great seller

No images within the book, only links. When you click to see the image, you are taken to the web and asked to subscribe to see any images. Not useful, or stated. Real shame as that let a potential good craft book down.

A great book to re-use items from the home which would normally be thrown out

The book is a series of ideas that suggest you click on a link to see the illustrations. Feels like it has been copied from a blog rather than a full publication. All this is a shame as the ideas within are great but it is being mis-sold in terms of quality.