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Chalkboard Mason Jar Vase

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Chalkboard Mason Jar Vase
Chalkboard Mason Jar Vase
This image courtesy of thecountrychiccottage.net

"This chalkboard mason jar vase is so easy and perfect for weddings. Trust me when I say you can make this fun vase in minutes."

Click here for more photos and instructions for this DIY craft.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniquePainting

Beginner

SeasonSpring

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Chalkboard Mason Jar, Quart Size
  • White VInyl
  • Transfer Tape
  • Electronic Cutting Machine

Instructions

  1. Cut the white vinyl with your electronic craft cutter into the words of your choice. A monogram would also be fun!

  2. Remove the excess vinyl surrounding the words as well as the insides of the letters (like the “O”). TIP: Using a hook makes this super easy.

  3. You can use transfer tape (as shown in video) to apply vinyl to the jar. The transfer tape is optional but makes the process a bit easier.

  4. That is it! Enjoy your chalkboard mason jar vase and show it off at your wedding!

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M Altenberg

Feb 06, 2017

This is a fun easy project to make and looks like you could probably change the message on the outside whenever you feel like it. Using the chalkboard paint makes changing to a new message easy. I think this looks easy and would be a fun vase to have around the house.

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