Showing posts with label blue mason jar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue mason jar. Show all posts

Modern Mason Jar Decor

April 11, 2016

DIY Modern Mason jar vase using fabric and Mod Podge

I had fun this past weekend putting together a DIY project for one of my monthly challenge groups. This challenge was for my "Dose of DIY" group and the challenge was to use glass bottles, vases or Mason jars to create something awesome with our DIY skills. I chose to use Mason jars for my project and I had a real blast putting it all together. I loved the project so much that I really couldn't wait to share it with you!

My Bottle Drying Rack Reveal

April 20, 2015

bottle drying rack on kitchen sideboard charm bracelet diva at home

In my last post I shared with you a few different ways to use bottle drying racks
as farmhouse décor. And today I thought I'd share with you how I'm using mine. It's
really nothing fancy. Just a coffee/tea station set up on the sideboard in the kitchen.
But I think it's in the perfect place for now.

DIY Retro Kitchen EAT Sign Reveal

May 27, 2014


retro kitchen eat sign stencil wood paint

Okay folks, it's time for the big kitchen sign reveal! I'll admit that I might be a tad bit more excited than you are, but I really wanted to share it with you all because I absolutely love it!

Easy Fall Floral Arrangement

September 1, 2012



Hello!  Are you ready for fall?  I am, and in a big way!  It's my absolute favorite time of the year, hands down.  Maybe I'm way too early a bit premature here but I couldn't help sharing this beautiful fall bouquet I picked up yesterday.  I just plopped it into one of my huge blue-tinted Ball/Mason jars that cost me all of $1.99 at Goodwill.  It didn't have the lid, but then I knew I'd be using it for a vase and wouldn't need the lid anyway.  Add a touch of burlap and you're good to go!
     



I experimented with effects in PicMonkey for this one.


Roses and alstroemeria.  I love the combination.

Life's been a bit bumpy these past few weeks so I apologize for not being around quite as much as as usual.  I have been thinking about you all, though!  My creative mojo definitely took a turn for the worse recently, but I'm hoping to get it back soon.  I mean, what good is fall weather if you can't take advantage of the cooler temperatures and start some painting projects in the garage?  Many ideas swirling, now just have to hit the ground running.  I hope you'll stick around.

I also hope you enjoyed reading about my
Easy Fall Floral Arrangement!   

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Repurposed Eddie Bauer Metal Basket

June 9, 2012

Today I wanted to share with you one of those I-found-this-lying-around-the-house items that gets repurposed into something awesome.  Industrial chic is all the rage these days.  Are you a fan?  I am.  I even have a Pinterest board dedicated to it. Metal baskets, that is.  So I was really happy to come across this, sitting in the garage, waiting for garbage night to be put out to the curb.

Please click on photos to enlarge, Blogger won't let me publish these pics any larger.
  
      
Isn't it a beaut?  Mr. CBD had assumed it was fodder for the garbage crew, but OH, NO.......I had plans for this baby.  Have you guessed what it is yet?  It took me a few months  a while to decide what I would do with it.  Once I did, I went and gathered some of my favorite summer jars and bottles.  And here's what I came up with.


Kinda cool, don't you think?  I used some of my vintage blue mason jars, a vintage Vess bottle and even a vintage French bottle, among others.


The lemons were a great Goodwill find.  (Have you priced these things at retail, people?)

I even played around with flowers.  You know, the Ikea flowers I wrote about here.


Anyway, I thought it was a pretty good use for an old badminton cage that was slated for the trash heap.


Yes, I said badminton cage.  It once housed the components of our badminton set.  Over the years that stuff has gone by the wayside, but we still have the awesome little-did-we-know-this-would-be-in-vogue industrial chic metal basket with a really cool wooden lid to boot.



What should I put in it next?

xoxo


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