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DecoArt Americana chalky paint Santa mason jar

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Hi there everyone!  Today I am sharing a DecoArt Americana chalky paint Santa Mason jar. Tis the season to be jolly, you know the rest…so sing it in your head. I tell you I am really enjoying this DecoArt America chalky paint.  I sure have enough of it,  and I plan on using it often. I found the smooth Ball mason jar at Walmart in the craft section.

You already know, I love All things Mason jar crafts.

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I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it. You could use a spaghetti jar as well, which I have done in the past

as you can see diy recycled spaghetti jar craft.

Christmas jar

I chose Romance red for the jar.

Chalky paint mason jar

Painted it with two coats. Let dry and used the clear wax on the jar and tad of the brown around the lip of the jar.

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I added a strip of black burlap, and painted small dots to resemble a belt buckle

chalky paint christmas jar

I was going to make large snowmen sticks, but I opted not to and instead just stuck some candy canes in it for now.

Christmas jar red chalky paint

Simple and cute, and makes for a great Christmas vignette  on our vintage scale.

Christmas jar with chalky paint

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  4. I love, love, love this! I’ve never used chalk or chalky paint before, but I have bunch of saved jars, and this would make a great craft for bored kiddos over the school break. Thanks for posting! Dee 🙂

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  5. Oh my gosh, this the cutest idea Debbie! I use chalk paint on all of my furniture pieces, so I am definitely going to have to try this paint out on my crafts!

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  11. That’s a great looking project Debbie! I love the way you decorated it. I’m thinking it’d be a perfect neighbor gift.
    Thanks for the inspiration.

    Merry Christmas!
    Pam

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    • No those balls are not that small. You can use them for all sorts of crafts, they are about the size of a golf ball. The white on them is a chalky paint, however you can use any craft paint you like on the foam. It all works.

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