Showing posts with label jar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jar. Show all posts

Friday, November 24, 2017

DIY Gift Ideas... {Farmhouse Inspired}


Hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving! Are you braving the crowds, or keeping it cozy at home this weekend? Today, I thought I'd share a roundup of some farmhouse-inspired DIY projects that would make great gifts. 

These posts were written over the past few years. Though there is a range in the quality of photos, depending on when the post was written, I still enjoy the finished product and hope you will too! 

Just click on the images or links below for instructions...

Friday, August 14, 2015

A Mason Jar Chandelier Makeover

I've been daydreaming about a different chandelier in our dining room. Since the balance in our "chandelier budget" is currently zero, I thought I would experiment.

I decided to paint the chandelier a distressed white. I then used a round antique wood distressed frame to add more of a presence to the chandelier. It rests perfectly on the chandelier. (I lucked out!)

I've always thought mason jar chandeliers were charming, so I thought I'd try some jars as shades to see if they fit. 


I used the standard (not wide mouth) Ball mason jars.


And guess what? They were a perfect fit! Nice and secure as I pressed down. 

No gluing required.

Here is the view, looking up. (It was a gray day when I took these pictures so the reflection of the lights appear on the ceiling.)



Lights on...


And off...


It was fun to be able to give the chandelier a new look by using items I had on-hand (the antique round frame and paint), along with an investment of $5 in jars.

This little project reminded me to experiment with everyday items - I didn't really think the jars would fit securely like that! You don't know until you try...

Hope you have a great weekend!

Xo

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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

DIY {Budget} Mason Jar Stemware: 3 Ways!

I am excited to share this mason jar stemware project with you because:

a. I am loving them in our home
b. They are super easy and affordable to make
c. I think you'll love them too!

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