Kitchen jar display.

I have been collecting old jars for a while now and decided it was time to get creative and transform the jars into useable items. As you can tell from my last few posts, I've become a big fan of the bermuda blue, which also perfectly matches the kitchen bench.

You will need:

old jars

spray paint

white paint

a chopstick

How to:

First I spray painted the lids. I also choose to spray a few cans for extra storage.

When dry I used a chopstick dipped in white paint to create a polka dot pattern on the lids.
 Then they were ready for use to store all kinds of snack food.

I had finished and filled the jars with snacks. I had a go on a few of the jars creating chalk labels with chalkboard paint but I'm still deciding whether I leave the others as they are or go all out and make a lot of chalkboard labels. Any thoughts?

To make a label I simply created a rectangle shape using masking tape and paint inside- i found it's best to do two coats. When the paint dries remove the masking tape and you'll be left with a neat shaped label. You can them use chalk to write whatever you want on the labels and change when necessary.

I also spray painted up a few cans so even maisy's dog food area is looking blue.

I know you're thinking, a toothbrush? but poor maiso got an underbite and it needs a bit of extra care of her teeth.

It's getting a bit paint crazy over here!

Lisa x
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