These DIY Gold Glitter mason jars make beautiful vases for special occasions.
So what did you think of our Gold Sharpie Bowls yesterday? So fun! Are your ready for another Gold project today? How about some Gold Glitter Mason Jars?
Gold Glitter Mason Jars
Supplies
Instructions
1. Prime and spray paint outside of mason jar(s). Let dry.
2. Using painter’s tape, tape around jar. This will mark where you want the glue and glitter to be and where you don’t want it to be.
3. Apply glue (Mod Podge) with foam brush from the tape down all around the jar.
4. While glue (Mod Podge) is still wet, shake on a generous amount of glitter. Press gently to help adhesion.
5. Peel off the painter’s tape. Let dry.
And now you have a pretty gold glitter mason jar vase!!!
Isn’t it time to get yourself some gold spray paint and a wee bit o’ glitter?! Can you see the fun you could have with this – how about silver spray paint and German glass glitter for a New Year’s table? Or matte black with black crystal glitter for a tuxedo look? What other combos can you think of?
FUN!
P.S. Sorry about the weirdly exposed pics! I’m getting a new camera this week! xo.
P.S.S. SUPER Happy Birthday to our eldest who turns 13 today! Love you, J.
So beautiful and I’m Pinning this, thank you!!
Thanks for pinning, Heather!
Looks great! I’ve been trying to find that shade of gold for a vase for my nursery. What kind of spray paint and what color did you use?
The gold is Krylon Metallics in Gold. 🙂
What kind of primer did you use? I’ve not had much luck in the past spray painting mason jars so would love to know how you got it to look so great 🙂
I just used a grey spray primer. Rust Oleum, I believe.
Do you let the primer dry before you spray paint? Do you think masking tape would work instead of painters tape?
Follow the directions on the primer for how long to let it dry before painting. Masking tape may work, but definitely not as well.
What type of primer did you use? I’m Making these for my baby shower!!! Thanks for the tips
What a great idea! I just used rust oleum spray primer. 🙂
I love your Jar it’s Beautiful keep up the Beautiful work. !!!
Thank you, Velma!