Some of you have been asking me where I got the glittery mason jars from my craft fair display. I made them, and it was so easy! I grabbed a few jars from my canning stash, some Glossy Mod Podge
, and a jar of Silver Kid Glitter
. put a coat of Mod Podge on the bottom half of my mason jar and liberally poured on the glitter. After that layer dried (because I wanted a kind of glitter ombre), I added another coat of Mod Podge, this time all the way up to the neck and sprinkled on more glitter, getting lighter on the top half. I added one more layer of Mod Podge after that dried, over everything to seal in the sparkles. Custom sparkle mason jars for WAY less than I almost spent of cute silvered glass display jars...one more reason to love glitter!
, and a jar of Silver Kid Glitter. put a coat of Mod Podge on the bottom half of my mason jar and liberally poured on the glitter. After that layer dried (because I wanted a kind of glitter ombre), I added another coat of Mod Podge, this time all the way up to the neck and sprinkled on more glitter, getting lighter on the top half. I added one more layer of Mod Podge after that dried, over everything to seal in the sparkles. Custom sparkle mason jars for WAY less than I almost spent of cute silvered glass display jars...one more reason to love glitter!
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1 comment:
These are awesome, Wendy!!!
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