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Mason Jar With a Spout

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Who loves Mason Jars?? Show of hands (mine is raised)

My husband might make fun of me just a little bit (or a lot!) over my love of these versatile glass jars. I’m sure it will get worse before it gets better, mostly because there are way more projects to be made!

This mason jar makeover is super easy, not to mention super useful.

By using an empty salt container, some pretty paper, and a handy dandy jar, you can store all kinds of things. I’ll be using mine for baking soda, and baking powder, that up until now have been stored in boring old plastic containers.

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Here’s what you’ll need for this project-

1- mason jar & lid (regular mouth, not wide)
1- empty salt container with a spout
some pretty paper or paint
a sharp knife or razor blade
scissors
pencil

Using your knife or razor blade cut the top off of the salt container. Right below the label is where the thicker cardboard ends so that’s the best place to cut.

Lay your top on the table and position your mason jar over it so that the edge of the jar is touching the edge of the circle by the spout. Using a pencil trace the jar.

Now using scissors (or your razor) cut out your circle.

Trace the mason jar again on your paper, or if you’re using paint you can paint the cardboard.

Now lay your paper circle on your cardboard circle, trace the outline of the bottom and sides of the spout.
You want the hole to have a flat top, not curved like the spout is, so just finish off the rectangle. Then cut it out.

With the spout up, slide your paper circle over the cardboard one.

You could glue it if you want, I didn’t because I figure I may want to change it one day. The ring of the mason jar lid will keep it in place just fine.

Now pop it into the ring and screw it on your jar.

Easy right? Now go fill it with something!

Want to fill your mason jar with a liquid?? I have a lid for that too!

Check it out here! Mason Jar With a Spout- For Liquids

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Comments

  2. Lynn says

    Neatest idea…so practical and cute. I’m visiting for the Home Acre Hop. Thank you for sharing your idea.

  7. KathyB. says

    This is a GREAT idea ! I already use Mason jars for baking soda and baking powder but have found it inconvenient when needing to access the tiny amounts needed for baking. I am most definitely doing this. Thanks!

  8. Krista R says

    I just used mine for the first time a couple days ago and was really pleased with how easy it was! I’m kicking myself for not doing it sooner!

  10. Krista R says

    Thank you I hope you have a wonderful Mother’s Day too!! I have my husband scouting empty containers at work so I can make more!

  12. Wanda says

    That is such a great and cute idea. I am pinning it for when my salt runs out. I like having the stuff inside the cupboards as pretty as what is outside. Can’t wait to try this. Thank you for sharing the tutorial. Have a wonderful weekend!

  28. anyonita green says

    Clever clever! I love this idea! As one of the co-hosts from the My Favorite Posts Weekend SHOW OFF Party! I wanted to personally thank you for linking up with us & to invite you to add me to your G+ circles or follow me on Twitter or Facebook as I’ve done the same with you. Also, I run a link party on my food blog, Anyonita Nibbles where you can link up recipes or food related posts. This week’s party is here: http://www.anyonitanibbles.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/tasty-tuesdays-10.html

  44. hopeallie says

    What an awesome idea! It’s one of those… ‘I wish I would have thought of that’ moments. Thanks for sharing!

    Allison

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