I spent some time working on a little craft. I have this thing about saving used jars. I wash them, get the labels off & then I always have plans on upcycling or repurposing them into something else. Then they usually collect & collect in my craft closet until I finally realize I have way too many & I let some go. This time I actually pulled some out & did a little something with a few. I have been meaning to do this glitter jar decorating for months. Like- we are talking Christmas time people. I lay awake at night with craft projects & recipes running through my head. There are not enough hours in a day to do them all. There are certainly not enough blog posts in a year to share every single one of them with you. I have to narrow it down to just sharing my favorites of the week because I honestly can’t blog about it all. But I guess that is a good thing right??
These were so easy- quite messy & turned out so pretty. The hubs IS always finding glitter in rooms where the jars have never ventured- but I don’t care. It’s not the end of my world. I think they add just enough sparkle (no pun intended) to the room to make me smile. With all this rustic cabin decor- I needed something a little fussy & girly to jazz up the space. Like I said last week- I’m going to embrace each day a bit more & worry a bit less about the things that don’t matter. Yes I will still keep my house super clean – but I’m not going to let it get me in a tizzy if something is out of place for a short while. Life is too short.
Clean the labels off your jars- I like to soak them in soapy water & then take a spackle tool to then scrape them off.
Then tape off your jars in the desired pattern.
Pray with spray adhesive & sprinkle with glitter.
That easy!
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Kim Cunningham says
That’s a neat idea! I’m a jar collector, too. My favorites are the ones from Yankee Candle with the nice glass tops. I keep craft supplies in them. The worst part is getting all the label off. I’m going to try your method. I use Goo Gone, but it doesn’t always come off easily.
Tamar says
SO cute!! I always want to do all those fancy and fun things I see on pinterest – I’ll live vicariously through you!
Mama Zen says
How pretty!
Daenel T says
So very cute and sparkly!
Robyn says
Glitter is so much fun nad this is a neat project. I did some glitter jars last summer and again at Christmas time. I like your ribbon look, Gina.
Danelle says
Those are adorable! I kind of have a thing for glass jars myself. And those little Target $1 bin metal buckets. I might have a problem. 🙂
Kimberly says
These are beautiful, Gina!
Sam M. | Atkinson Drive says
These are great! I would love for you to join the Pinworthy Projects link party! http://www.atkinsondrive.com/pinworthy-projects-party-week-14/
Leigh Anne@Your Homebased Mom says
I’d love for you to share over at Finding the Pretty & Delicious Linky Party. It opens ever Saturday morning. Leigh Anne
http://www.yourhomebasedmom.com/finding-the-pretty-delicious-linky-party-11/ this idea for dressing up a plain glass!
Abby @ Just a Girl and Her Blog says
Simple and beautiful–love that! I popped over from Project Inspire{d}! Thanks for sharing!
~Abby =)
Shannon at MadiganMade says
I love these! So simple and sparkly! Thanks so much for sharing this week at Project Inspire{d}!