
Does anyone know where to get cute little gingham squares for the lids? I suppose I could just buy fabric and cut them myself, but something already made just the right size would be nice!
After I figured out what we'll use and what we'll be giving as gifts, that leaves 1 jar left! So I thought I'd offer a little give away. Just leave me a kind comment under this post, and on Sunday evening I'll number everyone, have one of the boys guess a number, and that person will be the winner! I don't mind if you live out of state, I'll be happy to package a jar up nice and safely and send it your way! We opened our jar this morning and had it on toast, and it got taste-test approval across the board :-)

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What a great mom you are. I don't think I will have the patience to do that when Mason gets older.
MMM that jam sure looks yummy. ;)
I'll keep my fingers crossed! :)
What, no comments yet!? I can't believe I'm first.
Well, how about...
Erin rocks!:)
I actually would love your recipe.
We are going blueberry picking in the coming weeks and I think Jason would love Jam!!
Elizabeth
Oh, fun! I'd love some blueberry jam!
gosh, you're a cute little family.. i don't think i've ever had bluberry jam.. weird, huh??
:) Sure, I'll post here, too...and I have never had blueberry jam, either. Actually, I don't remember ever having homemade jam of any kind! :P
oooo how exciting! you'll have to share the recipie too!!!!
I'm hoping to get to some blueberry jam as well! I'd love to try yours first. : )
Please do share your recipe as we will have lots of blueberries soon! I enjoy your blog, Erin. Meant to leave a comment here the other day.
AS far as the fabric squares, you could buy the little bundles of fabric used for quilting called fat quarters. They are all pre-cut, but not using pinking shears.
I noticed you have a son named Ezra too. My Ezra just turned 5! Nice blog. :)
I'm another one who has never tried blueberry jam.
I enjoy reading your posts etc. and appreciate the example you set of a loving (but human!)Christian wife and mama. The only thing I don't like about you is that you don't live next door to me. <3
Your jam looks beautiful!
I love seeing young women step up to the challenge of preserving the bounty of growing season!
God bless all your efforts. :D
Judy
PS...I would love to sample your jam on a hot biscuit with butter...if I win.
sign me up for the contest, too!
we love blueberries!
Jennifer :-)
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