These Mason jars are so versatile. Here I have them with silverware in them, but I also put candles or fresh flowers in them. They are fantastic.
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Supplies
Mason Jar Burlap Beads Little flat flower middles Ribbon Hot glue gun |
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Instructions
First, wrap the burlap around the mason jar. Put a line of hot glue on the jar first, then secure one end to the jar. Hold the burlap in place for a minute, until the glue is secure. Then put a line of hot glue on the burlap to secure the other end. Hold in place until it is secure. |
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As you can see from this picture, I first tried a piece of twine for the bow at the top. It looked ok, but I decided to change it after I put the beads on the jar. Try the twine or a piece of ribbon that coordinates with the color of your beads and see which one you like better. I ended up with the brown ribbon.
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The beads I had here were in the shape of a tear drop. They fit perfectly together to make the pedals of a flower. In the center, I had flat medal circles that I purchased in the bead section at my craft store. They worked great in the middle of the flower. You could also use a colored jewel. As long as the back is flat, you will be fine. I have 5 flowers around the jar. Depending on what size beads you use, you will need a different amount of flowers.
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