It's always amazing to see what you can do with a bit of color and a good idea. For example, Mason jar DIYs. Here, a DIY Kilner jar vase is painted in light turquoise and decorated with wood veneer.
Time: approx. 30 minutes + 3 hours drying time.
For these preserving jar vases, we need:
Large glass jar, chalk paint for glass, brush, wood veneer residue, scissors, ruler, pencil, tesa ® handicraft tape.
Wash the glass and paint it with several thin layers of chalk paint. Allow to dry and burn in the oven as instructed by the paint manufacturer.
Apply a strip of handicraft tape on the back side of the wood veneer.
Measure the area you wish to cover on the glass and transfer the measurements on paper. Divide the area into triangles at a distance of about 0.5 cm. Cut out a triangle and use it as a template. Transfer triangles to the wood veneer using a pencil and cut them out.
Carefully remove the protective foils from the adhesive tape on the triangles.
Glue the triangles in the designed pattern onto the glass.
