Mason jars and dry, empty wine bottles Your choice of colored paint (spray, regular or both) Paint brush Cardboard or newspaper To spray paint: Step 1: Place jar/bottle lip side down Make sure ...

This week, as part of Bridal Party’s new DIY series, we dressed up classic Mason jars, transforming them with a cool metallic paint and festive glitter. Not only are these pretty containers perfect ...

Spray Painted Mason Jars: DIY blogger Alderberry Hill came up with this wicked awesome way to use Mason jars. She spraypainted them yellow, and tied a cute gingham ribbon around their rims.

Pen Holders Spray-paint mason jars a loved one's favorite color, and it'll be a colorful addition to a desk as a pen holder.

Select a color of paint to decorate the painted jar. Using a glass acrylic paint creates long-lasting color that stands up to water, which makes these jars perfect for holding flowers. You can ...

Want to repurpose jar lids in creative ways? Check out a unique painting technique that will help you turn your lids into decorative coasters.

I store all of my leftover paint in mason jars. The jars are much smaller than the cans, are uniform in size so that they're easy to store, are air-tight, and will last for many years.

Mason jars are one of the most versatile organizing tools that still look fab. Here's how you can employ them and jazz them up for your craft corner.

Today Halloween is pretty much the best excuse to buy frosted glass spray paint and these batty mason jars are the proof. Get the how-to at In the Know Mom. Spider Lanterns Alice G Patterson / Today ...

Spray Painted Mason Jars: DIY blogger Alderberry Hill came up with this wicked awesome way to use Mason jars. She spraypainted them yellow, and tied a cute gingham ribbon around their rims.

This is the same step as in the spray painting project. This will be a bit harder with a wine bottle, so be sure to find a very flat, even surface so it doesn’t topple over while you paint ...

Please do not store leftover paint (both oil-based and latex) in the original can unless you’ll be using it within a few days.