DIY Snowflake jars

This weekend was cold and wet which got me in a crafty  Christmas mood.
I decided to experiment a little with some paper snowflakes, recycled jars and spray paint.
First  cut out a snowflake
(good tutorial here, yup it had been that long)
I then applied tape on the back making sure not to cover any of the openings.

 

Adhere the snowflake to the jar.

Spray paint the jar with a light coat of white paint.

Let it dry and then give the inside of the jar a quick shot of spray paint, it will make it look like snow on the outside.  (I didn’t have the candle in it at that time) 
 
Remove the snowflake and Voila!~A zero cost project~

Can’t wait to make more and experiment with different patterns. So easy and fun! 

 

Don’t worry my candle is “faux”  three for 99 cent at the dollar store.
Thanks for stopping in!
XOXO

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  1. That is so cute and the possibilities are endless! Have fun!!
    I hope you are well my friend and everything is going good with the family. 🙂
    Have a wonderful week!
    xoox

  2. Oh how pretty! I'll have to try your idea. Perfect gift to take to a holiday party! Thanks for sharing!
    -Lynn

  3. Just darling. And so easy . . .right about my speed right now. I am thinking they would be really cute to line our walkway for our annual Christmas party! Thank you. {I couldn't make a paper snowflake to save my life right now. I definitely need a refresher!}

  4. That is so pretty, Kristin! I can't remember how to cut out a snowflake so the tutorial is helpful! Thanks! We've had a cold and wet weekend, too. Perfect for a crafts weekend.

  5. So sweet and festive! I love that they can decorate through the entire season, not just Christmas.

  6. Hi,
    I just found your blog post as you were the lucky winner of the pillows from 3 Fine Grains. Congratulations! I love you home and hope to have some projects I can send you some DIY projects from my home in Canada.

  7. Kristin, thanks so much for featuring my fireplace! The link should actually be to It's Overflowing not It's Overwhelming!!!

    Thanks, Aimee @ ItsOverflowing.com

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