Mason Jar Crafts – Bride Emergency Kit
Yesterday I shared our Groom and Bride Mason Jars and today I’m bringing to you my Bride Emergency Kit in a Jar and Free Printable! This week I’m teaming up with some of my blogging friends to bring you our Wedding In A Jar Series. So let me show you today’s Mason Jar Craft Idea and make sure to come back tomorrow for more!
This is a cute bridal shower gift or perfect for the wedding day.
You can put inside anything you think the bride or the bridal party may need or crave on the wedding day!
{ Click on the links below to find these materials! }
1 Large Size Jar
White Spray Paint Primer, Gold Spray Paint,
Acrylic Paint or Spray Paint for the Jar
Gold Permanent Marker, Gold Ribbon, and Craft Paper.
TUTORIAL
1. First make sure the jar is clean and dry.
2. Print the oval template HERE and trace it on a piece of adhesive vinyl.
3. Stick the vinyl to the back of the jar on the side that has no designs on it and proceed to first prime the jars and lids.
4. When the primer is dry, paint the jar { mint } and the lid ring { gold }.
4. When the paint is dry carefully peel off the vinyl.
6. Use the inside lid to trace a circle on a piece of craft paper. Cut it and place it on top then close the jar with the lid ring.
I used a gold permanent maker to highlight the design on the other side of the jar!
7. Print the tag HERE and tie it around the jar.
I also cut two hearts from the same craft paper to finish the look!
You are done!
Such a cute and thoughtful gift for the bride to be!
Take a look at the other adorable Wedding in a Jar ideas that these other super talented bloggers are sharing!
If you missed yesterday our Mr. & Mrs Jars click HERE to check out the tutorial!
I’ll see you tomorrow with another Wedding In A Jar idea!
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