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Mason jar kitchen art

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Mason jar kitchen art

Good morning friends! This project was another midnight special. I forgot to mention to y’all that I now officially have my own craft room. What used to be my boys hang out room/TV room is now Momma’s room. Considering one son is off the college and the other son is barely home, the room was not being utilized anymore. Plus, I like that Jack our younger son hangs out more with us downstairs when he is home. Hence, Momma took over space. I will share what I have done to it very soon. It’s nothing fab, but it’s cozy and quiet.

Today, I am sharing mason jar kitchen art. Have you ever bought something you didn’t really like, however, there was something you did like about it? I found this mason jar art at Home Goods a few months ago. It was pretty reasonable, I believe $12.99ish. I liked it, but I didn’t like it. I have had it in our kitchen behind the stove, and every time I would look at it, I thought, that just is not right. It was way too fake looking. It was supposed to resemble chalkboard art, however, it was all shiny and new looking. Last night, the light bulb went off.  Why not make it your own?!

Mason jars are still very much a trend with decorating. I don’t think they will ever go out. You can read about the history of a mason jar here.

Mason jar chalkboard art before

The before as I mentioned just wasn’t me. But initially what I was drawn to was the mason jar board and how it was trimmed with burlap. I saw it as having potential for something else down the line looking more rustic and fitting with our decor.

Kitchen art re-do with paint

Easy fix. I used the same paint that I used when painting my thrift store stool here.

I applied two coats and let it completely dry. Within the hour it was ready to go.

Chalkboard art with gather rooster stencil by Debbiedoo's

My hand-painted pumpkins are probably the worst you have ever seen. I admit I can’t paint, but I did my best to get the gist. You can tell at least they are pumpkins. I so wish I had a pumpkin stencil.  Oh well, maybe in the future I will.

Hand painted pumpkins

I seasoned my board with chalk. Then I placed my gather here stencil in the center.

Gather here welcome stencil by Debbiedoo's

I used a chocolate brown craft paint for the gather part and orange craft paint for the rooster.  I skipped the here part.  Only because I have gathered here all over the place. Do I really want everyone gathering here? Sure why not.  Point being, you can skip the rooster or the here part and I wanted to show the example of skipping to stencil some parts.

Mason jar chalkboard art with gather rooster stencil by Debbiedoo's

So much better and so much more fitting in our kitchen.

The moral of the story…make it your own:)

Now time to go hang it!

Making it your own one-of-a-kind art work by Debbiedoo's

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Comments

  1. Shery says

    August 26 at 10:40 am

    I like this. Would love to make a shaped chalkboard to hang somewhere (possibly my new crafting/beading room)! Will look forward to seeing what you did to your crafting space. Mine isn’t ready for use yet, but it will be wonderful when I can get out of my corner of my bedroom in order to have space for beads, beads, and more beads, plus a work surface and great lighting!

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    • debbiedoo's says

      August 26 at 10:47 am

      Agreed! I am one happy camper Shery! It really is lovely to have our own spaces. Enjoy.

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  2. grammy goodwill says

    August 26 at 10:57 am

    Your “new” board is much better than the original. Good job.

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    • debbiedoo's says

      August 26 at 11:17 am

      Thanks so much!

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  3. Rosalie says

    August 26 at 11:08 am

    Debbie, I truly LOVE this!!!, you are so freakin Talented!!!, & oh, the pumpkins are realistic looking & you did a great job, who says you don’t know how to draw?? thanks for sharing & showing us you can change something we buy❤️ Many blessings!!?Can’t wait to see your new space?

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    • debbiedoo's says

      August 26 at 11:17 am

      Thanks Rosalie! you are so sweet. XO

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  4. Christine Vandormolen says

    August 26 at 11:48 am

    Ohh I luv yer kitchen rules!!!! PINNING!!!

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  5. Kris says

    August 26 at 12:10 pm

    Wow!!! Much better! Now it looks like it belongs in the Manno Family house!!! Great job, Debbie!
    Hugs,
    Kris

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    • debbiedoo's says

      August 26 at 12:37 pm

      HA! Agreed:) Thanks Kris.

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  6. Summer says

    August 26 at 12:30 pm

    This is so cute and creative ♥

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  7. Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces says

    August 26 at 12:57 pm

    Debbie, that is so pretty…much better than the original! Your stencil is lovely! So nice that you have your own craft room now!

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  8. Kathleen Hornbecker says

    August 26 at 3:45 pm

    I love the transformation of the Mason Jar. And your pumpkins are geat…you are an artist extraordinary!!!

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    • debbiedoo's says

      August 26 at 5:37 pm

      HA! Well, hey at least I did try:) Thanks Kathleen.

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  9. Christy m says

    August 26 at 6:36 pm

    Love this idea. I’m so excited the small – okay not so small town where I live is getting a home goods store. I’ve been in the other one nearby. And with seeing some of the goods you’ve bought from there , it will be fun.

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  10. Doris Raab says

    August 26 at 9:55 pm

    Debbie, I love what you did with this! It’s so much better, and I really like the pumpkins you free-handed. Super job!

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  11. Dawn says

    August 27 at 4:25 pm

    What a cute redo Debbie and just in time for Fall!

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  12. Pamela Groppe says

    September 5 at 12:17 pm

    I think your pumpkins are lovely but if you want a free tutorial on hand painting pumpkins I have a couple free tutorials over on my blog. I love painting pumpkins and I am prepping to try to paint the beautiful blue ones. Getting that delicate color correct will be the challenge. Happy Painting.

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  13. Debbie says

    September 11 at 7:17 am

    Love it!

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