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Supplies needed:
Mason jars
Spray paint
Chalkboard spray paint
Cricut Cutting Machine
Glitter Vinyl
Standard Grip cutting mat
Painters tape
Large Glitter Vinyl Jar
I used Rust-Oleum black matte spray paint for the base, applying 2 coats.
I used the Cricut Design Space to make the design for my jar. I used the Jar Template for placement, which really helped me determine the sizing. I wanted to use eyelashes and surprisingly, I had a hard time finding a free image, but I ended up using the ones from this Unicorn Backpack Design.
Next, I cut the eyelashes and word "Brushes" out of blue glitter vinyl. I then applied the vinyl to the jar. I tried to use transfer tape, but the glitter would not stick to it, so ultimately I just used my fingers to place it on the jar.
Small Chalkboard Jar
First, I taped off the top of the jar with painters tape and used Rust-Oleum Metallic silver spray paint to paint the bottom third of the jar.
Once that was completely dry, I taped off the entire jar, just leaving the smooth label area on the front exposed. I used Rust-Oleum Chalkboard paint to spray 2 light coats on the exposed area and allowed it to dry completely.
When I removed the tape, my painted circle was not perfect, so I scraped a little of the paint off to clean up the edges.
I filled both jars with my makeup brushes and separated the eye brushes from the face ones.
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Great idea!!
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The one with the spray paint on the bottom is my fav! I always like being able to see down into the jar.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, that is always good!
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