What could better than a DIY project that cost absolutely nothing? My daughter and I walk to the playground all the time and every time she brings home a treasure. This time it was a large stick. It sat in our backyard for a while and the other day when I was cleaning, I picked it up and set it aside on our patio table. I stared at it and immediately thought of making this DIY outdoor Mason jar chandelier. After all, I had all the supplies already. I didnāt buy one thing. Hereās how I made it.
Materials:
- Stick
- Twine
- Old jars
- Scissors
- Pebbles
- Tea lights or flowers
The stick Mia brought home. Itās nice and sturdy and thick, and I love the color and shape of it. I would guess itās about two and a half feet long or so. This project is pretty self-explanatory, so I would like to just share a few tips. Once you figure out where I wanted it, I double up the twine.
I cut three pieces of twine, one to wrap around under the lip and two to double up and tie to the stick.
I filled each jar with pebbles
and placed a tea light inside.
I used the ladder to rest the jar lightly on it while I tied it to the stick.
I centered it over my patio dining table.
Here are a few photos both during the day and at night.
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I love your blog so much, so many idea.
Thank you so much, Fidia!!
GORGEOUS!!!!! So simple and awesome! PINNING
Thank you!
So Cute and Cleaver…. Thank you for sharing at Share it One More Time… Tammy
Thank you for having me, Tammy!
Never tire of mason jar ideas! This is fabulous!
I’ll be featuring your project on the next Brag About It link party!
Party starts weekly on Monday @ midnight – hope you’ll join us again!
~Laurie
How creative and fabulous is this?! Love it and I have everything to make one for myself. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much, AnnMarie!!!
I love anything mason jars! And lights outside make it even better! Thanks for the great idea!
Thank you, Pamela!!
This is great, Dinah! LOVE Mason Jar crafts!
Thank you for sharing this at Brag About It Link Party on VMG206.
~ Megin of VMG206
Thanks for having me, Megin!
This is incredibly adorable! I pinned this and I’m ready to gather my supplies! Seriously, so cute. Great job, girl! -Marie š
Awesome! Thank you so much!
This is so cool. I love that you used a big stick/twig it makes it look even more rustic. I always like mason jar ideas too. Thanks
Thank you, Michelle! Free is always good š
We loved this so much that we featured you this week at Share it One More Time…Thank you for sharing!!! Tammy
Yay!! Thank you so much, Tammy!!
I love it! I’m mason jar obsessed š
Ahhh!!! I am totally doing this! LOVE how it glows when it starts to get dark! SO neat! Thanks so much for taking the time to link up with us over at the #HomeMattersParty – we hope to see you again on Friday š Feel free to bring a friend or two!
Thank YOU Kristen!!
LOVE this and featuring it on my page of the Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop this week. I hope you will come again and bring another creation. Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
Yay!! Thank you so much, Carrie!
This is so clever, and nearly free! Thanks for posting. Hello from Busy Monday.
what a nice idea. It looks lovely. We live on a rather tiny island with rather large amounts of wind…so I’m not sure it would work on our porch. Maybe I could hang one above our dining room table indoors.
Great craft idea! Thanks for sharing on Wake Up Wednesday Linky Hop!
What a clever way to use a stick. I always take my kids’ sticks back out to the woods, but this is such a cool way to use it to create something beautiful!
Thank you, Erin!
That is good idea
Just wanted to stop by and say that we loved your post so much over at the #HomeMattersParty last week that we featured it this week! We’d love for you to come by and check it out! Happy Friday! http://theroadtodomestication.com/2015/05/22/home-matters-linky-party-38/
I love this, it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for to hang from my pergola in my small UK garden. I collected holly and twigs from my local woods and decorated indoors for Christmas and was so pleased with the result, am now a little obsessed with twigs and branches…I do love dangly sparkly lights!
Oh it sounds, beautiful, Anne! I’m so happy you like the idea.