Mason Jar Organizer
To get glitter on there, brush on some mod podge at the bottom and sprinkle glitter on. Seal with some mod podge sealing spray.
Next I had some labels from Michael's that I wrote on with chalk markers (bought them from Amazon or Ebay I think)
For my tray, just bought an acrylic picture frame from Michael's and stuck some scrapbook paper on the bottom.
Voila, you're done :)





Super Cute Idea!- You've inspired me to try something new! I like the idea of using mason jars!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I could do that for you!
DeleteLOVE THESE! I actually have mason jars here I could do this with!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
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ReplyDeleteSuper cute!! I have some mason jars at home! I will have to see what I can create with them!
ReplyDeleteKimberly
Stuck In The Middle
Super cute!! I have some mason jars at home! I will have to see what I can create with them!
ReplyDeleteKimberly
Stuck In The Middle
I can't wait to see what you create either!
DeleteI hadn't thought about just using some paint for this type of project! I think I'm sold. I saw somewhere some time ago that someone mixed food coloring into Mod Podge. That looked like it was too much of a headache, I'd be worried that it wouldn't coat evenly and the color would be inconsistent. Anyway. They looked like frosted glass. It was pretty cool. I wonder if you could get the frosted effect by mixing paint and Mod Podge rather than food coloring. Oooo!! But did you know they make different kinds of Mod Podge now? Glitter Mod Podge, puzzle Mod Podge, all kinds of Mod Podge... Maybe they have different colors as well...
ReplyDeleteCarrie
Make Time for Glitter!
I've tried doing paint in Christmas ornaments, but never in a jar. You are brave. I would have it everywhere!
ReplyDeleteAlison
Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
I love your glitter fix!
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