Mason Jars With Handles Hand painted In Poka Dots and Stripes | Clearly Susan

Mason Jars With Handles Hand painted In Poka Dots and Stripes | Clearly Susan



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Everything Is Coming Up Poka Dots 

And Stripes On Old Time Mason Jars

Mason Jars hand painted  in poka dot and striped design are the new nostalgic rage from Days Gone By. Of course, we remember the mason jars from Granny canning and perserving jams and jellies. Now mason jars with handles are hand painted  and used to drink various delectable drinks.

According to an article from Think Progress written by Jessica Goldstein she writes and I quote a contributor Steve Hungsberg, Director of Marketing from Jarden Home Brands, "Elements of this widespread passion for Mason jars are a little puzzling. A Mason jar is clunky and somewhat cumbersome; versatile, but also limiting. They can’t be stacked to save space, like Tupperware or drinking glasses that are narrower at the base than at the lip. They’re breakable. They are heavier and wider than the average wineglass. What’s the continuing appeal?"

“I think a lot of it comes down to nostalgia,” said Hungsberg. “In times when the economy is not so great, people turn to nostalgic things. It’s appealing to know these enduring symbols. The Ball jars have always been made in America. All of those things are appealing to people.”

I wholeheartedly agree. One thing I think that is so appealing about Mason Jars is the mixing with other pieces of vintage china and silverware for an outdoor party. Use linen table cloths and lots of flowers which, of course, Mason Jars can be used as the vases. Mixing of design elements creates of the atmosphere of elegance yet simplicity.

What are some of the ways you would use Mason Jars? Share with us what you like or don't like about them?