Obscure shades of spray paint make simple items seem so much more unique. So when I stumbled upon this article about mason jars in Ready Made, I figured this easy project was the best one to try out in my "spare time."
Do grown-ups [I use that term very loosely when referring to myself, by the way] really have much spare time anymore??
I happened to have a couple metal stakes from an old vampire killing spree fence. These worked perfectly and allowed for a nice even spray around the jar.
Because house plants tend to turn suicidal in my presence [I swear it's not my fault...] I opted out of making planters. Instead, I took the jars already in use, and fancied them up. :)
This is an incredibly simple DIY. But sometimes you need to read about or see an idea to even consider trying it.
I have some leftover green spray paint...and am itching to use it..on what? :)
I have some leftover green spray paint...and am itching to use it..on what? :)




















Depending on what type of paint it is, I would try painting silverware. I'm kinda obsessed with it.
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What a neat idea! :)
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Can't wait to read more :)
I love the idea of this, i've seen heaps of nice glass jar but never know what to do with them so i leave them or recyle, now i have a new DIY to do for my desk...
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What an amazing idea! I don't know about the rod tho, I definitely don't have one of those
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