56 new ways to repurpose a mason jar this summer | brit + co

56 New Ways To Repurpose A Mason Jar ThisSummer | Brit + Co

We know, we know, mason jars again? Believe it or not, this uber-versatile craft goodie is still beingreinvented. From summer cocktail glasses to hanging planters and even mosquito-fighting candles,your collection of mason jars can take on a new meaning with just a simple dip of paint and a bit ofcreativity. Check out these whopping 56 ways to repurpose your jars and put them to good use.

1. Polka Dot Jars: A few dots of puffy paint go a long way. Allow the adorable, fruit-inspired jars todry overnight and you are ready to go. (via Whipperberry)

2. Hanging Macrame Vase: Show off the knots you learned back in Girl Scouts and string up thisone-of-a-kind vase. (via Brit + Co)

3. Key Lime Pie: No bake and already divvied up? This is the perfect summer dessert to impress yourguests. (via A Million Moments)

4. Vertical Herb Garden: Take your herb garden to new heights with this vertical planter tutorial.(via Brit + Co)

5. Summertime Sun Tea: Assemble the drinks and let the sun do all the work for you. Your guestswill thank you for it. (via Thirsty for Tea)

6. Fabric Flower Vases: Raid your scrap pile and you'll have cute new vases in no time. (via DwellingIn Happiness)

7. Mason Jar Aquarium: Have the kids each make their own underwater creation and take theopportunity to do a little ocean lesson. This project is so much fun they will never suspect they'relearning at the same time. (via Hello, Wonderful)

8. Balloon-Dipped Jars: No messy paint or tape required here -- just good old-fashioned balloons. (viaBrit + Co)

9. Fancy Tumbler: Now you can drink your iced coffee in style. (via Pretty Providence)

10. Superhero Bank: Get your little sidekick excited about saving with a super cool bank they helpedmake. (via Fireflies + Mudpies)

11. Chalkboard Lid Labels: A simple coat of chalkboard paint will let you know what's in stock at asingle glance. (via Momtastic)

12. Cocktail Gift: This is one favor you'llwant to give out at the start of the party. (via SomethingTurquoise)

13. Citronella Candles: Add a little mood lighting and keep those pesky insects away at the sametime. This one is an all-around winner. (via Marty's Musings)

14. Picnic Caddy: Use it as a silverware caddy or stick a few flameless candles in the jars for instantambiance. (Clean and Scentsible)

15. Storage Shelf: Give yourself a little extra storage without actually sacrificing your counter space.You will be amazed you didn't think of this sooner. (via Poofy Cheeks)

16. Cozies: These cozies only take a few minutes to make and would be a great thank-you gift for anysummer party. (via I Heart Naptime)

17. Layered Crayon Candle: Don't toss out that pile of broken crayons! Reuse them to make a newcolorful layered candle instead. (via Hello Giggles)

18. Cupcake Holder: We're suckers for pretty packaging, and this one takes the cake ;) (via NellieBellie)

19. Painted Succulent Planter: Place a few rocks in the bottom of each jar for added drainage andremember not to overwater. Even the most novice gardener can keep these babies flourishing. (viaLolly Jane)

20. Cupcake Wrapper Storage: Instead of shoving all your cupcake wrappers in the back of thecabinet, put them on display and add color to your countertop. (via Table for Two Blog)

21. Glitter Vase: Every day is a good day when you have a glittery vase full of fresh flowers on yourtable. (via Perfect Wedding)

22. Hair Station: Mismatched knobs and hanging jars make this storage solution as practical as it ispretty. (via Nefotlak)

23. Lego Head Jars: Throwing a LEGO party this summer? Save your jars and make these adorabledecorations to add a bit of flair to any table. (via Beau Coup)

24. Upcycled Belt Lantern: Run to the thrift store and buy every (faux) leather belt you can find.Then come home and make a few of these lanterns for your patio makeover. (via Nothstory)

25. American Flag Jars: Perfect for all the upcoming patriotic holidays, these painted jars are easy toput together and make a big impact. (via Mason DePax)

26. Monogram Light: Is there anything you can't do with a mason jar? (via Oleander and Palm)

27. Bride and Groom Jars: These would look adorable at a bridal shower or on the dessert table atthe wedding. You'll be looking for every excuse to display this dapper pair. (via The 36th Avenue)

28. Gold Stripes: Gold spray paint can do no wrong in our books. (via Your Homebased Mom)

29. Match Stick Jar: Holy match sticks! You'll never have to dig through your junk drawer for alighter ever again. (via The DIY Playbook)

30. Mini Pies: Use the lid to cut out crusts for individual chocolate pies. These little gems are*almost* too cute to eat. (via Brit + Co)

31. Pallet Wood Planter: Grab the next pallet you find and let your kitchen table make a hugestatement. (via I Heart Nap Time)

32. Patina Paint Job: With just a few simple steps, you can make your jars looks like they've beenaround for decades even though you just took them out of the box. (via Suburble)

33. Picnic in a Jar: If nothing else, this is a surefire way to get your kids to eat their vegetables sothey can get to that cookie at the bottom. (via The Gunny Sack)

34. Salt + Pepper Shakers: In under an hour, you canhave a pair of salt and pepper shakers toperfectly match your kitchen decor. (via Landeelou)

35. Gold-Dipped Planter: Hang your favorite herbs from a tension rod by the kitchen window foreasy access during the dinner rush. (via Sincerely, Sara D)

36. Dirt Pudding: Made of layers of chocolate pudding, cool whip and crushed Oreo cookies, thesepudding are so good even the adults will love them. (via Better in Bulk)

37. Utensil Holder: The buffet line will move with ease once you put out this DIY utensil holder.Attach it to the fence for a more permanent solution if you constantly eat al fresco. (via Design,Dining and Diapers)

38. Soap Dispenser: Throw out that old plastic soap dispenser (but save the pump!) and give yourkitchen a straight-from-the-magazine look. (via Love Grows Wild)

39. Solar Lamp: These are perfect for adding a warm glow to any outdoor get-together. (via CreativeCain Cabin)

40. Terrarium: Get your hands dirty and make a living terrarium. Your kiddos will love putting ineach layer and watching it thrive on the windowsill. (via Parent Pretty)

41. Toothbrush Holder: Now even your toothbrush can get the Mason jar treatment. (via CountryChic Cottage)

42. Tinted Jar Candle: It's like getting two tutorials in one! Learn how to tint your jars and thenmake a candle inside. (via Something Turquoise)

43. Twine Holder: Does your ribbon and twine end up a tangled mess? Well, not anymore with thisbad boy. (via 'a Casarella)

44. Rainbow Cake: These cakes are baked right in the jar and will add just the right amount ofwhimsy to any party. (via Lovely Little Details)

45. Craft Kit in a Jar: Know someone who likes to get their DIY on? Give them a customized craft kitin, you guessed it, a Mason jar! (via The Gunny Sack)

46. Easy Buffet Service: Create a grab-and-go station so guests get their napkin, silverware and cupat the same time. Everything will be streamlined so you're not running around looking for extra forksat the last second. (via The Sweetest Occasion)

47. Whipped Cream: Now you can have whipped cream that's better than the store-bought stuff withjust a few flicks of the wrist. (via Saveur)

48. Storage Jars: Gather a few different knobs to make a collection of storage jars that double asdecorative art. (via Lolly Jane)

49. Air Freshener: If there's one room in the house that could use an air freshener, it's the bathroom.At least this one is nice to look at. (via Creek Line House)

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Full Shade Dye Sublimation-- Utilizing leading rated software application as well as color matchinginks systems color sublimation is supplied on countless glass, ceramic, stainless steel, plastic andalso neoprene products.Pin Cushion: Whip up a quick pin cushion and corral all your loose sewingneedles before you have to find them the hard way. (via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home)

51. Ice Cream: Pre-scoop ice cream and set out a buffet of toppings like sprinkles and chocolatechips for a refreshing summer dessert. (via Pen and Paper Flowers)

52. Kids' Table Favors: Fill the jars with things like crayons, a snack and a small toy, and the kidswill be happily entertained all afternoon. (via Brides)

53. Makeup Jar: Are you a glass-half-full kind of girl? Then this one's for you. (via Birchbox)

54. Red Velvet in a Jar: Bake your favorite red velvet cupcakes, then take them apart and stuff themin a jar. Attach a wooden spoon and you're done. (via Cakies)

55. Sprinkles Pen Holder: Here's a simple and unexpected new use for sprinkles. (via The FarmChicks)

56. Glitter Vase: A layer of pink glitter makes this iridescent vase stand out from all the rest. (via MyCommon Slice of Suburbia)

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