take a shelf. any shelf and put a hole in it. put the mason jar in the hole and YOUR DONE. haha.. im jk, there a little more then that. but in a nut shell.
mason jar shelf insert container tools needed:
the goods: shelf, mason jar, a hole cutterthe oops: o-ring, and super glue
im NOT a carpenter. i got my at a thrift store for $3 bucks |
THE HARD PART. my dad had a hole saw attachment for a drill gun
**do not. I REPEAT DO NOT cut it like this. we want to keep those fingers. |
and vWAH-LA, a hole.
step added in because hole was too big - always leave room for error. most always you WILL have some sort of hiccup. dont flip out. IT HAPPENS ;)
i added a o-ring that was laying around, secured with some super glue. MAKE SURE you hold in place for 30 sec and it will stay. |
i added PRETTY, but you can use it by the door for change or keys. use those creative juices.
now sit back and ENJOY. that was fun!
the option
**keep an eye out**
i will be adding hooks for jackets/hats/etc. ALSO i was making the hole with my dad and thought "wouldn't it be CLEVER to add three jars and make more of a flower/stuff holder?!!". loved the idea so much i measured this one out so that the jar was evenly on the left and will be making holes for TWO MORE mason jars. ***PICS TO COME***
**keep an eye out**
i will be adding hooks for jackets/hats/etc. ALSO i was making the hole with my dad and thought "wouldn't it be CLEVER to add three jars and make more of a flower/stuff holder?!!". loved the idea so much i measured this one out so that the jar was evenly on the left and will be making holes for TWO MORE mason jars. ***PICS TO COME***
i love this! so cute!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I love it! Great job on that one! I can think of soooo many things I could store in/on that!
ReplyDeleteKristen H.