Mason Jars...re-purposed.



Don’t know what to do with your leftover bubble wash, laundry soap and sugar cube jars? Well here are 10 easy ideas that might help spark your creative side. Reusing these jars is not just good for the environment but most of them are really good decor ideas. Spruce up your backyard, inside your home, and add a personal touch to your kitchen. Our labels easily come off with just oil and water and you can start crafting away.


1. Flower Box

Painted mason jars are the easiest way to add flowers and a pop of color to your living space. All you need is a can of spray paint and your good. If you're feeling really crafty try making your own window box for them to go in.


2. Twine Dispenser 

Where are you going to put all of the baker's twine you have been collecting, right here. Every crafter needs this! You can also use this for ribbons and yarns. Step by Step instruction:  http://www.acasarella.net/2013/03/mason-jar-twine-holders.html


3. Striped Vases
 
These vases will add elegance to any room. Use any color to make your beautiful flowers stand out. How to: Using painters tape, tape around the part of the jar that you don't want exposed and with the spray paint of choice... spray away.  

4. Glitter Lamp
Who couldn't use a little more sparkle in their lives?  This might look hard but it's so simple! How to:  Using Elmer's Glue paint it all on the outside of the jar. In a separate dish add a layer of glitter. Then roll your mason jar in the glitter until fully covered. Sprinkle more glitter on any empty spots and let dry. When dry you can add a candle or a battery powered light. Tutorial for making glitter jars.


5. String of Lights
A summer backyard party must have.  Light up your whole backyard. Step by step instructions: http://www.simplyboldblog.com/2012/06/diy-mason-jar-string-lights.html

6. Cupcake Liner Storage
This is by far the best and simplest way to store cupcake liners.


7. Tiki Torch
This only takes 5 minutes to make. Perfect for backyard parties. Step by step instructions: http://thefrugalhomemaker.com/2014/05/21/diy-mason-jar-tiki-torches-5-minute-project/


8. Tealight Holders
Just by adding Epsom salt, sand, rocks, or even water it can give your tealights a beautiful and stable stand.


9. Salt and Pepper Shakers
Don't limit yourself to salt and pepper. These shakers can be used for any spices and even cocoa or powdered sugar.



10. Herb Planter
Hanging Fresh Herbs in Mason Jars

This is my absolute favorite. It's such a great way to grow fresh herbs.


And if you’re really handy...
Need to bring a little green inside to spruce up your office.

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