How to Paint Blue Mason Jars
I know, I know, it's been done.
As a matter of fact I saw it done by Jen on My Greenbrae Cottageand I saw the great handles by Kierste at Brown Paper Packages so I'm combining all the "know how" today. They are so beautiful that I just had to try it so here goes...I started by making a copper wire hanger for the mason jars.
I used Vitrea glass paint (affiliate link) in turquoise blue. I used just a dot of color mixed with about 5 times as much thinner.
I gave the jar a very light coat with a fan brush, trying to brush away any streaks. I baked the jars at 325 degrees for 40 minutes.
When the jars were cool I re-attached the copper handles.
Note: Streaks are very hard to avoid. I tried using a rag to paint the color onto a few jars but the results were the same. In my opinion,…
As a matter of fact I saw it done by Jen on My Greenbrae Cottageand I saw the great handles by Kierste at Brown Paper Packages so I'm combining all the "know how" today. They are so beautiful that I just had to try it so here goes...I started by making a copper wire hanger for the mason jars.
I used Vitrea glass paint (affiliate link) in turquoise blue. I used just a dot of color mixed with about 5 times as much thinner.
I gave the jar a very light coat with a fan brush, trying to brush away any streaks. I baked the jars at 325 degrees for 40 minutes.
When the jars were cool I re-attached the copper handles.
Note: Streaks are very hard to avoid. I tried using a rag to paint the color onto a few jars but the results were the same. In my opinion,…