Hey guys, this is Joy Cho from Ojoy. The holiday season is here and for me it's about making memories and starting new traditions. At what better time to start than Thanksgiving? The time of year when you give thanks for those who are the most special in your life and use it as a chance to make them feel special too. This Thanksgiving surprise in a jar is like a place card and jack in the box in one. It contains surprise gifts that literally pop out at you with elements that are specific to every guest at the table. It's like getting a party favorite at the start of the evening and helps create a fun memory experience at the dinner table. By making these little gifts for your guests, you're making memories, adding personal touches, and creating an experience that becomes an annual tradition. To start, you'll need glass jars, purchase a target, metal springs, craft glue, foam core, acrylic paint, fun confetti, small items to fill the jars that suit each guest which you can find at target. I spray paint to the lid's gold to add a bit of festivity. Simply coat the inside of your glass jars with acrylic paint by pouring a table swim of paint on the inside and swirling it around until it coats the bottom half of the jar. Let it dry in at another contrasting color until the entire inside of the jar is covered. Let it rest overnight until it's completely dry. Get out two pieces of foam core that are slightly smaller than the opening of the jar. You can do this by tracing the jar's top, then cutting circles that are slightly smaller than the circles you drew. Glue a spring that's longer than the height of the jar to each end of the foam core. This will serve as the pop-up mechanism for when your guests open their gifts. To make the foam core a little extra festive, add some double-sided tape with confetti. Now press the foam core and spring down into the jar and fill each one with special gifts for your guests. Because in Mariela Sparkly things give her some instinct-limmer. Or, if Uncle Tony loves Star Wars, surprise him with a nod to his favorite movie. Don't forget about the kids too! Also add some festive extras on confetti to create a fun surprise. Next, add each person's name to the jar. Finally, set up the jars for each guest at their play setting and let everyone open them at the start of dinner. If you want, you can also add special messages about each person and what makes you thankful for them. For more details on the items I use, check out the links below. Thanks to my friends at Target for sponsoring this video. If you have any comments or questions, please leave them below and please subscribe to the Ojoa YouTube channel. Happy Thanksgiving!