DIY Mason Jar Wall Decor
This DIY mason jar wall sconce gives a farmhouse style look to your wall decor. Just change out the greenery for every season for a different look.
Supplies Needed:
- 1 x 8 x 14 board
- dark stain or black acrylic paint
- white chalk paint/ disposable foam brushes
- 16 oz. mason jar
- twine
- big hook for front and a sawtooth hook for back
- sand paper or sander (80 grit)
- hot glue gun/tape
- flowers
Stain Wood
I actually stained my wood with one coat of an ebony color but if you feel more comfortable working with black acrylic paint or black spray paint, it works just as well.
Chalk Paint and Distress
Once the stain was dry, I brushed on two coats of white chalk paint. A disposable foam brush will prevent any brush marks when working with chalk style paint, and it’s easy clean up. Next I sanded the edges with an 80 grit sanding sponge which made the black stain show through, giving it a rustic look. I also sanded down some of the corners to make it look more worn.
Add Hook
The rustic hook I bought at Hobby Lobby really pulled the look I was going for together.
Prepare Mason Jar
Cut a piece of twine about 20″. Tape the ends leaving some hangover, you’ll make a knot out of the extra so leave enough for that step.
Next take a long piece of twine and hot glue it to the back of the jar (I used 24″) and wind it around the neck until you like how it looks. Attach the other end with hot glue.
Take off the tape and knot those loose ends. I added a drop of hot glue to my knots to keep them from unraveling after I trimmed off the excess.
Attach Jar
Add the jar to the board. At this point I decided to add a twine bow. I just made a bow and hot glued it to the front. I also added a saw tooth hanger on the back.
Add Flowers
Add greenery and flowers and hang!
You may also like my Farmhouse Style Herb Pots
Or my Cotton and Lavender Wall Decor.
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Merelyn sale on Aug 15, 2019
Cool idea, looks nice and could use fall and Christmas holly when the seasons change
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Mcgypsy9 on May 17, 2020
You are without a doubt very creative! I’ve browsed through your collection on Hometalk and I’m very impressed with what I see. Thanks for being a true crafter!
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