Mason Jars and Glass Knobs

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What do you get when you smash together mason jars and glass knobs??

Well, if you really smash them…

…a lot of glass to clean up! 🙂

But if you’re creating instead of smashing….

you get….

Mason Jars and Glass Knobs in a creative way!

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Fun colorful containers perfect for Valentine cookies or Easter candy!

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Plus add burlap to the rings for a farmhouse style!  I used Mod Podge to “glue” on the burlap strips around the mason jar rings.  To keep the burlap from fraying all over the room check out my tip here.

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This post was actually a test.  Only a test of the DIY broadcast {okay too much!}  My disclaimer:  This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, I’ll receive a small percentage from any sale.  This helps me offset the costs of blogging.  I have not received any products or compensation for writing this post.  Any products mentioned were purchased by me to use in our home and share ideas with you.

Anyway, I wanted to test glass painting techniques.

The turquoise jar and glass knob is plain o’ Mod Podge mixed with craft paint.  I added approximately 2 parts Mod Podge to 1 part turquoise craft paint.

The hot pink is a Mod Podge “new to me” product.  Mod Podge craft paint.  I just grabbed what I thought would be a soft pink color.  I didn’t squint to read the label.  It turned out hot pink and clear.  The jar has three coats.

The soft green is Americana chalky paint in Vintage.

It’s my personal favorite.

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The idea of painting glass knobs can when I painted our dresser.  You can see those knobs here.

To add the glass knobs, just drill a hole in the center of the seal and screw on.

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Here I added the mason jars and glass knobs to a spindle crate.

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Following me, you know the jars are too colorful for our home.  I do plan on making more to use as containers to give to friends for Valentine and Easter.  I made a jar that would fit our pantry style.  Americana chalky paint in Carbon does the trick!  PLUS there is something about the glass knobs in black that I’m loving!

I love black beans.  A pot of black beans, homemade salsa, cilantro chicken, sour cream and warm chips…yum!  Notice the picture, I don’t have black beans in the pantry!   But when I buy black beans…

I’ll have the perfect container!

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Let me know in comments below which one is your favorite and ideas to fill them!

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  1. My fave is the chalky paint. I use jars for leftovers and storing any food I buy that comes in a package. These are so much cuter than my plain ol’ jars! I have a ton of old white knobs too (remember those from the 80’s?) Can’t wait to cutify my jars now!

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