7 of the BEST Container Ideas for Your Empty Glass Jars
by
Sharon E. Hines
(IC: blogger)
6 Materials
You're going to want to start saving your empty glass salsa jars and pickle jars (and candle jars and olive jars...) when you see how many clever ways you can reuse them in your home. From kitchen storage to sprinkle jars to bathroom containers, the ideas are endless. You'll never look at a salsa jar the same way again!
Wash jars and soak in dish water to soften labels.
Scrape off labels
Use coconut oil to remove stubborn residue
Wash jars and soak in dish water to soften labels.
Scrape off labels
Use coconut oil to remove stubborn residue
Use glass paint pens to design a cute set of glasses.
Paint with a stencil or draw freehand...any design you choose!
Bake in 375 degree oven (not preheated) for 40 minutes
Your glasses are ready for use and are dishwasher safe!
Save money by using glass gars to store dry goods in your pantry...or set them out for display.
A jar without a lid is the perfect container for cotton balls, topped off with a votive holder filled with cotton swabs.
Use a lightweight hammer to tap an awl into the jar lid. Repeate
this step to create as many holes as you need. Fill the jar with baking soda and sprinkle wherever you need to deodorize or scrub.
Add a wire hanger to create a hanging vase or luminarie.
To make the hanger:
- form a loop at one end of the wire
- wrap the wire once all the around the mouth of the jar, and slip through the loop
- bring the wire up and over the jar to form a hanger
- slip the end of the wire under the wire around the mouth of the jar to form a knot.
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Suggested materials:
- Recycled glass jars (from condiments, candles)
- Glass paint markers (any craft store)
- Chalkboard labels (any craft store)
- Awl (hardware store)
- Hammer or mallet (hardware store)
- 22 gauge floral wire (any craft store)
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published April 12th, 2017 11:43 PM
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Ljg9715425 on May 26, 2017
you can also use WD40 on the sticker, it makes for easy removal.
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