Christmas Chalk Painted Mason Jars. Supplies: For our project we painted three jars, one gold, one white and one red. The supplies needed to do the same are below.

You can add charm to any space with old mason jars. But rather than thrifting, why not try a fun DIY that makes the ones you already have look vintage?

I store all of my leftover paint in Mason jars. The jars are much smaller than the cans, are uniform in size so that they’re easy to store, are air-tight, and will last for many years.

Mason jar 101As ubiquitous as they are, mason jars can be found just about anywhere, ... Try painting with chalkboard paint for extra fun and usefulness, ...

I store all of my leftover paint in mason jars. The jars are much smaller than the cans, are uniform in size so that they're easy to store, are air-tight, and will last for many years.

It's a little over the top just to label some jars, but the end result is worth seeing—if you use the right chalkboard paint (noted by another commenter at the link below) you can end up with ...

Labeling: Label your jars for easy identification, especially if you’re using them for different spices or mixes. You can use chalkboard paint on the lid for reusable labeling.

Mason jars and dry, empty wine bottles; Your choice of colored paint (spray, regular or both) Paint brush; Cardboard or newspaper; To spray paint: Step 1: Place jar/bottle lip side down ...

Mason jars; Acrylic paint (Americana brand acrylic paint in Peony Pink, Melon, Lemon Yellow, and Sea Breeze) Newspaper; Chalkboard sticker tags; Chalk/chalkboard marker ...