Spray Painted Jars

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I decided to change up our guest bathroom a bit and wanted to spray paint a few jars for the new decor.
I started out with this jar
Then I looked in the fridge and found a couple more jars..
I spray painted them Krylon Blue Ocean Breeze (2-3 coats)
Hot glued some twine around the mouth of the jar and I was done!
The two smaller jars have become tea light holders for my new beach themed bathroom (more on that later)
The large jar is going to be my new flower vase
You all know how I love quick and easy projects, and this is definitely one of them!
I’m excited about redecorating our guest bathroom. The next few weeks I have finals, but hopefully I can continue working on it and have time to show you the progress as it comes together. Thanks for stopping by!
**Check out my link party page here to see where I’m linking up**
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  2. Coffee and a Mop

    How cute! I are in the middle of buying our first home and the color scheme of this house -although I love- does not match our furniture.

    I love finding easy and CHEAP projects like this one to help me decorate.

    I already see one in my kitchen, and both bathrooms lol.

    I'm saving this one!

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  7. Kelly

    these are super cute, what a great way to reuse, I just might try this out on a jar I've got hanging around! Thanks!

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  12. Jennifer

    LOVE! Doesn't Krylon make the best paint colors ever?! I love the jar with the circles. Visiting for Whipperberry! I'm going to Stumble this.
    Jen
    Scissors & Spatulas

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  16. A Day in the Life...

    I saw your blog at Scissors and Spatulas and decided to check it out! SO cute!! Love your new jars! I'm going to look in my frig to see what jars I can find:)

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  26. HOMEmomMADE

    Love the blue enamel look. I tried this with silver thinking it would look shiny. It just looks gray .)

    Thanks so much for linking up to Make & Share today! sorry about the party linky interruption I promise we'll be back up by next friday .)

    Can't wait to see what you come up with then!

    Christy

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  29. Lauren @ My Wonderfully Made

    These are SO pretty! I can't tell you how many times I've thrown out a pretty detailed jar because I couldn't think of what to do with it! Love the color and the addition of the twine really sets these off!

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  31. Lolly Jane

    So pretty! I love the color you chose! We would ♥ for you to link this at our party :)

    Lolly Jane
    lollyjaneboutique.blogspot.com

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  35. Madeline

    Thanks for joining in the Fun Tuesday Hop

    Sorry its taken me so long to leave a comment!

    New follower!

    ~ The professionally insane m

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  43. Two Sides of the Rainbow

    Love the color choice. I really adore recycled glass and I saw some at Joann's with that sort of twine wrapped around the neck. Such a wonderful touch!

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  44. Simone @ Doberman's by the Sea

    Like minds think alike lol I just did the same thing with the exact same color. I haven't posted it yet though. Love the color.

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  45. taidyeoriginal

    These are so pretty! I have a stupid question…did you paint them on the inside or the outside?

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  47. Kimberly Moore

    These are gorgeous! I LOVE how they turned out. I'm definitely going to start saving some jars so I can try this. :) I would LOVE for you to follow me at thirdfloordesignstudio.blogspot.com!!!!!!!!!

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  50. JulieChats

    What a great idea…I think I need some of these in the colors I'm using to redo my scrapbook studio space…hmmmm, a bunch of jars, all different colors to corral my supplies. And the twine, yeah, another twine lover, I'm always using it in my projects! I found you over at Today's Creative, just signed up to follow, stop by when you get a chance https://juliechats.blogspot.com

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  54. Kathryn Michelle Jenkins

    LOVE the color! glad I found your blog.

    I'm a follower!
    kathryn
    thedragonsfairytail.blogspot.com

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  57. Amy

    Hey there!! I am here from the Wednesday Blog Hop and a newbie on your GFC page!

    Super cute jars!! I love the twine. It definitely makes them pop.

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  59. At Home With Michelle

    A great idea very cute:)I am following you now from the Welcome Wednesday blog hop:) Hope you will check out my blog too and follow along:)

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  60. Ally

    Brilliant! They look terrific. I always feel bad throwing away or recycling empty glass jars from mayo or gravy or whatever else we eat that comes in glass jars. I can just never think of crafts to use them for. Spray painting them is such a great idea. And the twine to cover up the top is really smart. A cute ribbon would look good too. Thanks for the idea. These look terrific!

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  67. Michaela Dunn Leeper

    Those are so pretty! I should make some. I have everything on hand, right down to the Krylon Ocean Breeze! LOL. I used it to do some candle holders, so these would match perfectly!

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  68. LambAround

    Look at all those awards on your sidebar! You're going to like me after reading this comment. I'm here with fun news tonight! Stop by my blog to vote for yourself – you've been nominated for my Best in Show award!! :)

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  70. Andrea6760

    Crystal,

    Your jars are gorgeous and I love the color. It will be perfect for a beach themed guest bathroom. The twine adds just the right touch!

    Thank you for entering your jars into the Patches of Pink Thursday Link-up party. Please stop back to patchesofpink.com and pick up a Thursday Link-up badge to post on your link parties page.

    *Hugs*
    ~Andrea
    Patches of Pink DT Member

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  71. Sweet Floweret

    I'm totally doing this!
    I just started a linky party this past Tuesday. It was a great success with over 50 link ups! I would love it if you would participate next week! It's called $10 Tuesdays and it's for things that cost less than $10 and take 20-30 mins (ish) to complete. I love inexpensive and quick projects and I'm guessing others will too ;) Thanks so much for considering.
    Tina
    https://sweetfloweret.blogspot.com/
    PS. I'm GIVING away 50 button pony tailers this month! Come visit and claim yours ;)

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  72. Jenna Scott

    Love it, I have an addiction to twine!

    jennascott.blogspot.com (I'm hosting a cork board giveaway!)

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  74. Valerie

    Such an Awesome idea! Love how they turned out. thanks for entering in to the Patches of Pink Thursday link-up.

    Valerie
    Patches of Pink Design Team

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  81. LambAround

    I'm wrapping up this week's Best in Show post and realized that you don't have any votes, even from yourself, so I'm double checking that you saw my nomination message :)
    Since this is still your most recent post, I'm guessing you're away from the internet this week.

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  86. Theresa

    This looks so quick and easy to do. I can even think of several festive jars we have been saving to paint. What type of paint did you use? Or does it matter?

    Stopping by from Welcome Wednesday. Definitely going to follow and see what you come up with next.

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  87. Meagan

    Howdy! I'm Meagan from https://sunshineandsippycups.com, and I found you on the Welcome Wednesday Blog Hop.

    I looove this project! I'm a big jar junkie {Don't ask me why. I just have such a hard time throwing them away. I have a big stash of interesting ones in the garage waiting for inspiration…} And now I have some new inspiration!

    I love any type of craft that is fun and simple, especially things that are made from things you might normally throw away.

    Thanks for sharing :)

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