upcycled Fliepi

    twistoff glases from jam, tomatosauce, cucumbers... to style up kitchen or crafting place.
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    2. Ursula-the crafting gypsy (34 months ago | reply)

      So cute! What an easy yet awesome idea! Love it!
      I have SO many glasses around ... may I asked what kind of paint you used or you could recommend?

    3. KeTreKo (34 months ago | reply)

      Thanks a bunch!
      I sprayed the caps with simple varnish in a tin can. The best result for the dots you get, if you use nail or screw heads. Dab it in a speckle of the white varnish and then onto the cap, don´t press, just dab. Use different nail/screw sizes.
      enjoy!!!

    4. RubyRed06 (33 months ago | reply)

      So cute! I always save my jars and cover the lids with fabric or paper! Love this idea!
      Rachel

    5. a a m s (31 months ago | reply)

      These are lovely! :)

    6. Ana Tuyama (26 months ago | reply)

      :D love glasses!

    7. Vanessa Maurer (23 months ago | reply)

      Lovely!

    8. Heavenly Sweets (23 months ago | reply)

      Simple varnish? You mean like spray paint? Do you still put food in the jars or just crafty things? Love, love, LOVE these! I have white marmalade jars that would look so cute with red and white polka dots. Very excited to try this.

    9. KeTreKo (23 months ago | reply)

      Spray varnish, of course... sometimes I use also a base varnish or I have to spray two ore three sheets. It depends on the idividual lit.
      I use them only for dry food: nuts, raisins, jelly beans... There is a silicon ring inside the lit to close it tight. This silicon "suffers" because of the spray varnish. It becomes a little bit sticky after a while and I think it will not close tight anymore. Marmelade is hot if you fill it in and the lit has to be absolutly close. I never tryed it, but I think it is not a good idea for marmelade.
      If you use simple varnish with a paint brush, maby you will not have that silicon-problem.
      XOXO Kerstin

    10. 森 moriko (21 months ago | reply)

      love them ❤

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    12. neelybat (7 months ago | reply)

      i love this idea!

    13. Hobbyzone (3 months ago | reply)

      THANK you so much for the wonderful idea.... I've been looking for something to put cotton balls, Q-tips and so on in our master bath...

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