I absolutely love apothecary jars. I have looked in stores for these jars, but most of them are between $20-$70. Who has that kind of money? I have seen a few DIY variations of these jars on various blogs. I was inspired by one blogger who took a candle stick, a glass jar (preferably with a lid) and E-6000 glue (found at Roberts or Hobby Lobby) and made their own jars. So following those directions I made my own. I searched high and low at various DIs for jars with lids. Finally after weeks maybe even months of searching, I found what I wanted.

Take the candle stick and apply the E-6000 glue to the rim.

Place the jar on top of the candle stick.

Put something heavy on top of the jar/candle stick and let dry.

Here's your jar.

Fill it with some fillers. I chose green things because of St.Patricks Day.


Here is my table showing all of my decorations.
HERE is a helpful website on Apothecary Jar fillers.
1 comment:
I think these are elegant and very pretty! I don't think I'll be attempting to make one anytime soon, (Duane, *cough cough*) but I love them!
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