Mason jar DIY are all the hype these
days. And they should be because they
are so cute. However, any glass bottle,
any shape, can be a totally cute and modern DIY as well. I make a lot of spaghetti, and thought one
day that I should keep the jars for something. Even when my son started eating Gerber foods,
I also thought, I should keep these things.
My sister even stole a glass Sprite bottle from a Mexican restaurant
here (she didn’t know you couldn’t take them) and I was so excited because I
thought I could totally use this for something.
Well ladies, I took some ideas I saw on Pinterest and put the them
together.
Okay they ARE as
easy as they look which makes this DIY even more awesome.
You’ll need:
- Clean, empty jars of all shapes, or
the same. Your call.
- Thread. You can use yarn too.
- Spray paint (I chose gold)
- Clear/clearish nailpolish (not
pictured)
Step 1.
Spray the inside of the jar.
Step 2.
Spray the outside. Don’t get too close or you’ll have very runny
wet paint instead of a spray paint. (I did this to achieve a more gold look,
you don’t have to)
This is not a
step. It’s a tip. If you don’t want gold tipped fingers, wear
gloves.
Step 3.
Paint them
all. As many coats of paint as you’d
like. When satisfied, wait for them to
be completely dry.
Step 4.
Choose your
colors!
Step 5.
I found it
incredibly easy to use clear nail polish (ok mine has a bit of glitter) to
stick the thread where I wanted. Wait for it to dry a bit, and wrap wrap wrap!
Step 6.
Keep wrapping & ignore my face in the photo
You can wrap however
you want. You can do half, the whole thing, orrr whatever. I did stripes.
This one I did
half only.
If you want to add
more flavor to your jars, I put some teal in the middle of the pink on this
jar.
And now I did something with the jars that is really
tasteful and cute and modern! You can
put flowers, sticks, or bamboo like I did.
So next time you make spaghetti or are done feeding your baby that
Gerber food, keep them, and do this to
them!
From your one and only,
Rozslin
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