DIY Mason Jar Centerpiece with Ranunculus

Posted April 27, 2011 by EmmalineBride | ♥ 4 Comments

We spotted this beautiful mason jar centerpiece via A Creative Mint and we’re going to show you how easy it is to DIY. We love the yellow ranunculus (such a bright and happy flower) against the brown kraft paper. Keep in mind, of course, to use any flowers you wish as well as any color twine or stamp. You can also spray paint the mason jars in a color other than white, as shown.

Supplies

You will need….
- mason jars
- white spray paint
- brown kraft wrapping paper
- a doily stamp
- white ink
- twine
- double-sided tape
- scissors

We’ve gathered a few handmade supplies as a visual:

How-To

1. Spray paint a mason jar in white.
2. While waiting for jar(s) to dry, measure and cut sections of kraft wrapping paper to ensure they will fit securely around the jar.
3. Stamp the kraft paper with the doily stamp and white ink onto the center of the wrap.
4. When finished, wrap the kraft paper onto the jar and secure with double-sided tape.
5. Wrap twine near the top of the jar.
6. Add yellow ranunculus (or your favorite flower) and place as centerpieces.

Sources ::
- diy mason jar centerpiece idea
- kraft paper from Knot & Bow
- doily stamp from Happy Little Things
- twine from Sweet Estelle

Happy Crafting!

-THE EB TEAM

4 Responses to “DIY Mason Jar Centerpiece with Ranunculus”

1. SiriusHPfan
   April 27th, 2011 @ 4:52 pm

   This is a good idea because you can switch it up to use for any occasion. Think I’ll use it at my next party…

   Thanks EB Team!

2. Madison
   May 2nd, 2011 @ 11:23 am

   we are having a doily theme at our wedding, something like this would be perfect!

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4. Shannon
   February 22nd, 2012 @ 8:51 pm

   Thank you! I have been on the hunt for a doily stamp.

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