Diy mason jar light fixture

Easy & Cheap Hanging Jar Light: I saw a bunch of these hanging together in a restaurant (Straw) by my house and decided to try and make one. I took the easy route and got the pre-assembled light socket and cord from ikea for pretty cheap. If you can't get to an ikea you can defini…

Add tons of charm to your backyard and garden with this country staple.

No matter how new your house may be, it’s not difficult to make your house feel more like a home by adding little touches of vintage charm here and there.

mason jar light fixture

With a few supplies and simple tools, you can easily make your own DIY mason jar light to add a vintage farmhouse touch to your decor.

A 30-second DIY that will make your boring porch light look super cool? Yes! I'm not kidding you, this will actually take you less than a minute to pull off…

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Mason jars are the do-it-yourselfer's blank canvas. From candles, cakes, and now lights, with these inexpensive jars, the possibilities are endless. Get that Pinterest-worthy lighting fixture using mason jars and a few materials.

This is my kitchen sink light and I love it! I love mason jars. My mother canned delicious fruits, vegetables, juices, jams, etc. and I loved seeing them, freshly out of the canning bath, bright and comforting in the sunlight and then later, during the winter, selecting one of the tasty foods that was sealed in those bottles and enjoying the taste of summer all year long. We used the bottles for lots of other things too, when they got a chip on the top edge they were handy for holding dry…