How to Decorate With Glass Jars
Purchase or gather as many jars as you want., Gather your decorating materials., Know how you're going to decorate., Clean your jar or jars off, and rinse., If you're using fabric, lay it flat and spread small amounts of the craft glue on it., If...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Purchase or gather as many jars as you want.
It's best to use multiple jars at a time, so it won't come off as pretty-ed up junk! -
Step 2: Gather your decorating materials.
Paint is great, fabric is great too! Remember if you're using fabric or ribbon, get strong craft glue.
Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too. , Make a plan before continuing. , Leave until completely dry. , Then press gently onto the outside of the glass jar.
Smooth out any air bubbles or glue pockets.
Let dry for a few hours.
After that, add anything from fabric stickers to strips of ribbon to customize. , Is the jar going to hold food? Then paint the outside.
If not, paint the inside. , If painting the outside, use a good brush and apply two to three layers of your color of choice. , Add a wick by using a tiny weight at the bottom, and remember to follow the instructions on the wax package. ,, Clear glass jars as storage give a vintage look to kitchens. -
Step 3: Know how you're going to decorate.
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Step 4: Clean your jar or jars off
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Step 5: and rinse.
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Step 6: If you're using fabric
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Step 7: lay it flat and spread small amounts of the craft glue on it.
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Step 8: If using paint
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Step 9: determine whether to paint the inside or outside.
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Step 10: If painting the inside
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Step 11: it's easiest to pour a dollop of paint into the jar and swirl it around.
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Step 12: To make a candle
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Step 13: melt colored wax and pour in.
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Step 14: Set your decorated jars out for everyone to see!
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Step 15: Simply use them as storage.
Detailed Guide
It's best to use multiple jars at a time, so it won't come off as pretty-ed up junk!
Paint is great, fabric is great too! Remember if you're using fabric or ribbon, get strong craft glue.
Turning the jars into candles is a great idea too. , Make a plan before continuing. , Leave until completely dry. , Then press gently onto the outside of the glass jar.
Smooth out any air bubbles or glue pockets.
Let dry for a few hours.
After that, add anything from fabric stickers to strips of ribbon to customize. , Is the jar going to hold food? Then paint the outside.
If not, paint the inside. , If painting the outside, use a good brush and apply two to three layers of your color of choice. , Add a wick by using a tiny weight at the bottom, and remember to follow the instructions on the wax package. ,, Clear glass jars as storage give a vintage look to kitchens.
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