A Plain Mason Jar Becomes a Blank Canvas
She starts with nothing fancy—just that glass jar you’ve probably got hiding in your kitchen.
The Chalk Paint That Changes Everything
Instead of shiny paint, she uses that dusty, matte finish that makes things look older than they are.
Layering Colors Like an Artist
She doesn’t let the first coat dry fully, letting the second color mix in subtle, streaky ways.
Tiny Stencils, Big Impact
Delicate lace-like designs wrap around the jar, making it look like it’s wearing something elegant.
A Sponge Instead of a Brush
The sponge leaves a soft, faded texture you just can’t get from bristles.
Distressing the Edges for Vintage Charm
A little sandpaper here and there gives it the “found in an old shop” vibe.
The Unexpected Twist: A Faucet Handle
Instead of flowers or fairy lights, she screws on a mini faucet top.
From Decoration to Functional Soap Dispenser
A drilled lid hides a pump mechanism, turning the jar into a quirky dispenser.
Mixing Styles for Maximum Personality
Soft farmhouse paint meets industrial hardware—and it somehow works.
Finishing Touches That Tell a Story
Twine, a small copper key charm, and matte sealant pull it all together.
Making It Your Own
Different colors, different handles, endless ways to customize.
Why This Works So Well
It’s unexpected, beautiful, and actually useful—something most DIYs can’t claim.
