Wouldn't it be nice to treat someone special this May Day with a little surprise flower bouquet? Traditionally, May Day Flower baskets were left on the doorsteps of neighbors on May 1st. The jars are just an updated version of this sweet idea.We thought it would be fun to have a May Day Jar contest at Make Mine Pink.
Click HERE for contest rules and info.
Oh you have brought back some memories for me! When I was a child and living in Maine we made May Day baskets and actually went around the May Pole !
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet idea.
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i appreciate your blog so very much and just wanted to tell you that:) what a lovely idea - this project really inspires me!
ReplyDeleteHi Dawn,
ReplyDeleteThe May Day Jars are really beautiful. Thanks for your tutorial on how to do them. Love your blog! Thanks for your help with my link.
Marie
Oh, I love your May Day flower hangers. When I was a little girl all of our neighbors used to hang tussie mussies from the door nob and surprise everyone for May Day. Such a lovely tradition.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Let's bring that tradition back! Your May Day jars are especially cute!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful floral arrangement(:)
ReplyDeletehugs, Patty
I still do may baskets for my neighbors. I have moved a few times and still always do it for at least one neighbor. I am glad to see someone else keep up the tradition. I am inspired by your jars, and think I will try that this year too!
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