If you’re reading this then I know who you are and you probably have at the very least, 10-20 mason jars lying around, or being used in your cupboards for everything from jam to pickled carrots to paper clips. But what if I told you, my dear Seattle friend, that you can do so much more! Since there’s nothing exciting on the calendar for today I thought I’d share the link love and give you a good list to get your DIY Mason Jar thang on.
Photo courtesy of nikko russano*
-Forget about putting pot in those tiny jars – this totally fab DIY sewing containers is so easy to make!
-Okay, so I’ll never do this soap dispenser experiment but it’s friggin’ cool as shit and only requires a good drill and some smelly epoxy. Be gone with those outdated Target dispensers once and for all!
-So, you’ve all seen this one but it has to go in here for the super DIYer. If only I had enough drive to actually do this kind of stuff, I totally would hang this chandelier above our vintage farm table. But alas, we’ve had paint samples for 2 months and they haven’t seen the light of day so I doubt this shit will ever happen.
-Why deal with all that cleaning when you can use your mason jar as a blender? Mothereffin’ genius ya’ll.
-Since we’re talking food here, throw out those BPAunfriendly plastics and use your canning jars for lunch instead. I love all these meal ideas by The Decorated Cookie.
-And if you want to do something I’ve actually attempted and people told me they really, truly enjoyed, then try making cakes in a jar. There are also pies in a jar, bread in a jar and (eek) ice cream in a jar!
-Finally, if you don’t have the time to take multiple trips to Home Depot looking for the cheapest wire doodad for those pretty hanging mason jars, then just fork over a mere $18 and have a kit sent to you! That’s probably worth its cost in gas alone if you ask me.
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Lovely ideas, thanks for sharing!
Glad you like them, Faith.