Saturday, February 16, 2013

Colored Mason Jars

Please Read ALL Instructions

You need 
one teaspoon of Elmer's glue

three drops of food coloring of your choice

mix colors together to get the color you wish 

 1, 1/2 teaspoons of water ..

Mix Elmer’s glue with food coloring and paint it on to any glass to make it look like sea glass when dry. In a bowl
Best Results use a foam brush
this may require 5 - 10 coats to get the color you desire.
Paint  the outside Mason jar or Glass Jar
 any color you want
then Seal the  Jar

Seal the jar with Epoxy Glue or a Clear Varnish to last

many many years of use if you are planning to use this

for Drinking or for food purposes .

 Coat it with a food Grade Varnish found

 in Craft stores



 These look really nice with candles, or electric 

candles, glow sticks etc inside them 

 ~Frisky

Optional ideas by Daw 



if you wanted you put tape on the Jar in a Goddess


 spiral shape or pentacle ,stars, moon, Sun etc other

 symbols and paint as normally and take the tape off

 then paint the symbol in a different color

and then when your done put a LED Battery Candle 


inside imagine how gorgeous that would look

or add a bit of Glitter to this for a Shimmer look



Paint outside the Jars not inside


and Only White Elmers Glue Works


I have not Tested this on PVA glue or other Glues








if you do not use alot of  food coloring it will come out light like this the Darker the food coloring the darker the color   experiment a bit and have fun

for mine I did  ten coats and very dark colors 





Now you might be wondering what to do with them
Well Turn them into Candles 




or Turn them into Storage containers  fill them up with anything you want





or do this idea  Mason Jar Chandelier   

                                   Click here to learn how to make this   










                                           Mason Jar Lamp Tutorial  click here 


















3 comments:

  1. I love this.the colors are awesome. I'm going to do this tonight!

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  2. I was looking for new lighting for my daughter's room. This looks like a great idea for it!

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