5 Budget-Friendly DIYs for Fall
Mason Jar Flower Wall Art
Next, we have a Paper Mason jar craft with a 3d twist. The faux metal frame was created with foam board, I used faux flowers from the Dollar Tree, and the paper jar that says Fall was illustrated by me and printed. It can be downloaded for free here: https://angelaeast.com/download/fall-mason-jar/. I think my favorite feature of this craft was the flowers. It is almost surprising to see the flowers pop off of the frame. So, let me show you how I created this…

Step 1:
The frame measures 18″ length x 6″ width x 2″ depth. I used both a ruler and a template to measure. The template is unnecessary. I first cut the top which measured 18″x6″.

Step 2:
Then I cut 4 strips. 2 measured 18″x2″ and the other 2 measured 6″x2″.


Step 3:
Cut 45-degree angles off each edge of the top piece

Step 4:
Cut 45-degree angles of only 3 edges of the side pieces. One long edge and both short edges.


Step 5:
Assemble all edges. Connect the short edge to the long edge with hot glue. Make sure the edges 45-degree angle cut points up.


Step 6:
Now attach the top piece with hot glue.


Step: 7
I added a very light coat of brown spray paint to the frame. If it’s blotchy, it’s perfect.

Step 8:
Then I applied 1 coat of metallic copper-colored paint with a sponge. I made sure I applied with long strokes going the longest direction.



Step: 9
Once the frame was dry, I printed this Fall mason jar. It can be downloaded for free here: https://angelaeast.com/download/fall-mason-jar/.

Step 10:
I cut and glued the mason jar to the frame.


Step 11:
Last I measured, cut, and glued these faux purple flowers from the Dollar Tree to the top of the jar. I wanted it to appear it was coming out of the jar.



Step 12:
I glued some of the petals from the stem over the cut stem to hide the cuts.


Step 13:
Finally, I glued one last petal at the bottom of the frame for decoration.



Hello, I’m Angela East

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