Please forgive my cheating, but I am redirecting you to another site today. Kristen, from Bridal Buzz, has an excellent post about how to turn regular old mason jars into pretty, nostalgic-looking, vintage mason jars. She's got a whole tutorial, complete with pictures. Check it out!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Mason Jar Centerpieces
Please forgive my cheating, but I am redirecting you to another site today. Kristen, from Bridal Buzz, has an excellent post about how to turn regular old mason jars into pretty, nostalgic-looking, vintage mason jars. She's got a whole tutorial, complete with pictures. Check it out!
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You're not cheating, it's called link love! :)
Thanks for passing along my tutorial, hopefully it comes in handy for someone!
I had planned to use mason jars at our wedding...but at the last minute changed my mind. I do use them around our house and in my craft room to hold goodies.... and of course we use them for the obvious reason of canning food.
I love this. Beautiful idea and the colors are perfect against the aqua mason jars.
Mason jars with filled with beautiful blooms are stunning! They are so eye-catching. This is probably one of the best option I have for my upcoming wedding. I also visited americanbridal.com where I checked out their great centerpieces also such as luminaries and glass photo vase.
I love jars. I would probably have these in my collections or better in my wedding reception accessories.
I have to say, I prefer mason jars without the bows. Feels more rustic + less fussy to me.
We also used little mason jars for votives. If you leave the canning ring on (removing only the lid), it adds a nice reflective gleam :)
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