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Repurposed Mason Jar Set And Tray with Fall Colors

February 9, 2015 By: Linda @ Mixed Kreations3 Comments

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Repurposing Mason jars can be so much fun! You can find so many awesome repurposed Mason jar projects on Pinterest, or even in a Google search.

Repurposed mason jar

So when I found this little metal tray at the thrift shop I knew exactly what I was going to make.

A 3 piece repurposed Mason jar bathroom storage set.

How to Make a Repurposed Mason Jar Set

First off I spray painted the metal tray with the Hammered Rust-oleum spray paint. (I use it in lots of projects, love the stuff).

Repurposed Mason Jar

For the Mason jars I gave them a dose of the rust-oleum spray paint too, lids and all. (told you I loved the stuff, no it’s really so it will show through my top coats).

For each jar I mixed some of my regular acrylic paints with some antique white chalk paint that I had. (I chose these colors because two of them match my granite bathroom counter top, and the green I just threw in because I liked it and thought that it would go well with the other two).

I applied 3 light coats per jar. Once dry I lightly sanded the jars over the raised areas till my rust-oleum paint showed through.

I added the vintage knobs to the mason jar lids with gorilla glue (a little bit goes a long ways, and it takes quite awhile to dry). Next time I think I’ll try a different glue.

Repurposed mason jar

Lastly I added a coat of Mod Podge for protection (great stuff).

The 3 Mason jars fit perfectly in the little metal tray, and I love how my newly repurpsed mason jar set turned out.

Have you repurposed any old Mason jars lately?

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