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Quick and Easy Painted Mason Jar Vases

June 10, 2013

I’m so excited to share this months blog hop theme (where 10 of my blogger pals get together and create a different project around a common theme).  This months theme is my favorite–MASON JARS!  Head on over to their blogs to check out their awesome projects, and be sure to check out my simple and fun project further down in this post. Last month’s hop theme was citrus, so many cute ideas! Pin this collage below, and make sure you come back on the 10th each month! And now, for some mason jar love:

10 mason jars projects and recipes

To see each contributors Mason Jar posts up close, join the Blog Hop!

1. Little Miss Momma sharing Quick and Easy Painted Mason Jar Vases

2 .Landee See, Landee Do is sharing DIY Mercury Glass Mason Jars

3. Thirty Handmade Days shares Kids Summer Jar Ideas + Printable

4. Simply Kierste is sharing an Easy Mason Jar Lanterns tutorial

5. Your Homebased Mom shares Mason Jar Picnic ideas

6. Lolly Jane shares some quick Mason Jar Vases

7. Six Sisters Stuff sharing a Rainbox Cake in a Jar recipe

8 .Eighteen25 sharing their Laundry Room Mason Jars

9. Or So She Says sharing a DIY Bug Jar Caddy

10. Capturing Joy shares Mason Jar Mod Podge Photo Art for the home

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I love mason jars. And I am in awe of all the unique creations people come up with using them.
And while I do consider myself “creative”, I’m far from being the ultimate DIYer.
So my idea of a mason jar project is quick, simple, whimsical, and able to be whipped up with stuff you have around the house.

If you’re anything like me, then you think it is sometimes nice to search for project ideas that aren’t going to take up your entire weekend, but still give you a beautiful finished product.  The decorated mason jars I’m sharing today are nothing new–but they are my go-to project anytime I want to switch out my vases for the season, or if I need some quick centerpieces for a dinner or party.  They even make fantastic gifts (think teachers or neighbors or hostess gifts)–just ad a cute little ribbon and gift tag.

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I have found the best priced mason jars online at Kmart, or if you’re in a rush get them at the grocery store (not at a craft supply store).  For these particular vases, I took the middle part out of the lids and just used the rims. I grabbed some spray paint I already had in my garage and sprayed both the lids and the jars, then left them outside to dry.

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I love these, because I love the mix and match lids.  After they were dry, I just picked some flowers from my yard and I was done.

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This next simple mason jar project can be completed in less than 5 minutes.
Simply wrap the jar with jute and tie off at the end.
Then I found some old jewelry and charms, used some pliers to attach them together with jump rings, then attached the final charm to the jute.  It gives the vase a sort of Victorian look. Super easy gift idea.

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I would love for you to put a link to your favorite mason jar crafts in the comments section.

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Ashley Stock

I'm Ashley. Sometimes I craft, occasionally I cook, everyday I write, and I'm always Momma. This is my blog. I keep it real while still seeing the rainbows and butterflies in all of life's lessons.

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  • Melissa
    June 10, 2013

    These are awesome! So easy but SO adorable!!

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  • Krystaladele @unsahm
    June 10, 2013

    I have so many projects with mason jars I want to do this summer. Love your mix and match lids!
    I just did a painted ombré project:
    http://www.unintentionalsahm.com/2013/06/diy-painted-ombre-jars.html

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  • Anne
    June 10, 2013

    I love this idea! I am throwing a bridal shower in August and will so try this! Also, where did you get the S initial covered with the map?!?! I have been looking for one everywhere!

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      Anne
      June 10, 2013

      You’re in luck because the map initial on reclaimed wood is on mega sale on Brickyard Buffalo right now 🙂 http://brickyardbuffalo.com

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      • Anne
        Ashley Stock
        June 11, 2013

        That’s awesome! I’m going to check it out right now! Thank you!

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  • capturing joy with kristen duke
    June 11, 2013

    I love how you painted the lids in different colors, they look so fun together!

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  • Jessica
    June 11, 2013

    Lovely – thanks for sharing! I love the colors you chose for this and hope to get to it this weekend!

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  • Sher
    June 14, 2013

    Oh my gosh! I am MAD for the Mason Jar with the charms & jute. Completely gorgeous!

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  • Candice
    June 17, 2013

    Love the finish product and the idea of keeping the lid. But how do you remove the middle part of the cover? Thanks 😀

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  • Leigh [email protected]
    June 17, 2013

    Such fun ideas and I really love switching up the colors of the jars and the lids !

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  • Jamie
    June 19, 2013

    I have an obsession with mason jars! haha I just made a lantern!

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  • Ruby C
    June 29, 2013

    Love the mix and match colors and your embellishment on the jute jar. These look fun quick and fabulous.

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  • Linda @ Mason Jar {Crafts} Love!
    July 4, 2013

    I just love that you painted the lids too! So creative! Thanks for the inspiration!

    🙂 Linda

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