Mason Jar Madness
Happy Friday! I still haven't figured out what to do with or where to put my new/old blue Ball mason jar that I got a few weeks ago. Thought I'd post some inspiring photos and projects to get me in the mood. These lovely glass jars are so versatile, I think I'm going to have to start collecting more! I love how they are so simple and pretty with such a great history.
{from The Brides Cafe}
***as lighting***
{luminaries from Party of Six}
{mason jar luminaries from Weeping Cherries}
{with pennies from Evangeline's Vine}
***just plain pretty***
{holding sea glass...just beachy in the city}
{wall vase organizer from etsy shop postroadvintage}
{holding shells and wrapped with twine from a beach cottage}
***as vases***
{from The Brides Cafe} ***in the kitchen***
***as lighting***
{luminaries from Party of Six}{mason jar luminaries from Weeping Cherries}{with pennies from Evangeline's Vine}***just plain pretty***
{holding sea glass...just beachy in the city} {wall vase organizer from etsy shop postroadvintage} Do you guys use mason jars in your decor? Tell me about them:) Hope everyone has a great weekend!
I've actually been keeping an eye out for Mason jars! My childhood friend has a son named Mason. The family collects mason jars and they put trinkets from mom, dad, and now Mason's childhood. They live many states away, so I am hoping to make one centered around our home: childhood town, college that we went to, etc!
ReplyDeleteI have very long windows, meaning my window sills in my sunroom are about 5 inches above the floor. I keep all of my mason jars on the 5 window sills. I usually use my green and blue ones there. The sunroom is the perfect place for them!
ReplyDeleteSaving EVERY one of these pics! I LOVE mas on jars. You know who has great sized ones cheap? World Market. Go figure! Miss you too!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Mason jars, especially the old blue wavy ones. I have 4 blue Mason jars on a shelf in my beachy masterbath post and the rest I use for office supplies and craft supplies.
ReplyDeleteI love all of these inspiration pictures - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAw! You included my little penny jars in with your beautiful collection of inspiring photos! Thanks! I love mason jars too. I checked my 1 lonely blue one and it has a "C" on the bottom. No lucky #13.
ReplyDeleteI'm actually using some mason jars tonight for luminaries!
Have a fabulous weekend!
Roeshel
So pretty. They have so many uses. I've also seen them used as soap dispensers. I'm not sure how they add to the pump to the lid, but it's probably just opening a small hole.
ReplyDeleteAlso love them as vases.
Have a great weekend!
I love the terrarium idea! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteloving those mason jar lights, so creative!
ReplyDeletei just found an idea for mason jars on this blog site. I'm co-throwing my friends bridal shower and i want to use this idea. i cant link the actual picture, but its image 11 :)
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Glorious simple designs. I adore the ones attached to the salvaged molding with clamps, this just might make it into my studio redo! Thanks for all the great ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspirational post, I have all kinds of ideas floating in my head at the moment.
ReplyDeleteAngie
Wow what beautiful beautiful ideas for using jars ~ I just love them !
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Lori
How fun is this post! I'm popping in because Dawn mentioned you on her blog and I'm so glad I did. I love mason jars. I just started collecting them this past summer, so I only have a few, but I can't wait to add to my collection. Love your blog!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Mason jars aren't just for canning anymore! :) Blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeleteGreat grouping of ideas...... Blessings
ReplyDeleteGood morning - I love your post about using old mason jars. I picked up several blue ones this summer in Montana and have used them mainly for holding flowers - but you have given me some great new ideas.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Thank you so much for all the wonderful ideas! I have several of these vintage mason jars, including a few of the blue ones, and they are just sitting in a cupboard because the house we moved into a year ago isn't charming like our old one and I didn't know what to do with my jars--I love vintage things and I am not crazy about our new "digs" (hubby loves it, though--ah, the things we do to please our men!) but this helps so much! Smiles, Jann
ReplyDeleteLove how versatile they are....simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the ideas; it would be wonderful to have the older ones, but i love the newer ones as well....recycle,reuse and redecorate!
WOW
ReplyDeletewonderful!! I love to use mine for housing "collections" of stuff that would otherwise clutter my space. I have a set in the living room with my daughter's mineral and rock collection. One jar is nothing but quartz we dug out of the mountains in magnet cove, ar. In others we have wine corks, matchbooks, tiny bottles of tobasco. My favorite jar is one that's about 2 gallons. I saw it in an antique store in Missouri. I have yet to add it to my collection, (more $$ than I can spend) but it has unopened baseball cards, chewing gum from the 50's, buttons, matchbooks, toys, political buttons, and otherwise amazing little things. It's like a time capsule.
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