When I think about the summer and the 4th of July, my mind goes to visions of the beach! Neutral colors and texture! So with that on my mind, here is my beach version of our
4th of July Apothecary Jars…
I wanted to capture the feeling of summer in this festive set of 4th of July Apothecary Jars. They are filled with beach sand {craft tip: each one has a can inside the jars so I would not have to use as much sand! }. You could even fill them with your own collection of seashells collected on family vacations!
The U.S.A. letters are brown, metal tags that I found in the dollar section of Michaels. They are the perfect accent! I simply attached them with jute twine.
Each Apothecary Jar is finished with a whimsical burlap bow. I love the texture burlap brings in and it can go with any decor. I even added a little starfish to complete the beachy vibe I was going with!
Can’t you just feel the sand between your toes and see the fireworks across the ocean…
We have loved creating our Apothecary Jars for the seasons and holidays. Why don’t you check out our “BOO!”, “JOY!”, Fall, and Valentine’s versions!
You can find an updated supply list HERE!
Trish Flake
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Lindsay says
You ladies are the queens of apothecary jars! I always adore how you use them. Thanks for sharing this adorable craft!
SweetPepperRose says
I keep meaning to make a set of the versatile jars – you ladies did a great job! the neutral tones look really good!
JoAnn
sweetpepperrose.blogspot.com
Jill Elaine says
Those are so cute!
Unknown says
I love the jars on top of the painted wooden pedestals. I was wondering why Jane keeps buying them at the auction. Who knew? Everybody but me.
Leo at Cottage at the Crossroads
Diane says
These jars are really cute and make a great table centerpiece! I love the tip about adding the can inside the jar for less sand use. Thanks!
Holly @ Life as a Thrifter says
How fun!! LOVE those stencils!!! Very creative!
Heidi Rew says
Love these! I love the USA letters. Such a great centerpiece! <3 Heidi Rew from Parties for Pennies
Micupoftea~ says
SO festive, love the color & texture 🙂
reFresh reStyle says
Love these! Thanks for the can tip! Miss y’all!
Debbie
mycreativelifediary-bobbie says
Love…have to do…it’s on the list and I just pinned it!!!
Have a beautiful weekend.
Best Wishes,
Bobbie
Tina says
love these – may have to try this in our bedroom re-do. Thanks for sharing.
tina
http://www.onecraftymess.blogspot.com
Heather Kinnaird says
beautiful!
Angela says
Love thse, just classic and stunning
Baezamama says
this is great!
Kristin says
These are beautiful! Love the simplicity!
Hani@Craftionary says
Love the jars.. Pinned it! Thanks for linking up at friday fun party..
Little Vintage Cottage says
Well those are just adorable!! And I love the idea about the can inside so you don’t need as much sand! Genius I tell you! :o)
Tania
At The Picket Fence says
Those are so fantastic! You gals are always coming up with such great projects and I love that they are patriotic and yet still “neutral”. I would keep them out all summer long. 🙂 Thanks for sharing them at Inspiration Friday!
Vanessa
P.S. I’m putting these on our Facebook page right now!
Urban Hoot says
These are so cute! I love the burlap bows on them!
Stephanie says
These are so cool. I saw them at Christmas time and put them on my To Do list but I was thinking I had a couple more months before doing them. Now I have to get them done today for the 4th! Nice job.
Deana says
Featuring this on my top 10 Fourth of July Features over @ CountryMommaCooks……….have a wonderful Fourth of July!
Carlene @ Organized Clutter says
Super super cute!
Leslie says
SO cute and SO creative.
Jennifer L. Griffin says
The are waaaaayyy too cute! Burlap wired ribbon is one of my favorite things! Love how you put a bit of a non-traditional twist on patriotic decorations.
Marcie says
I love these I need to make some! I would love for you to share it on my linky party!
http://www.igottatrythat.com/p/blog-hop-linky-colde.html
Thanks,
Marcie @ http://www.IGottaTryThat.com
Janis@All Things Beautiful says
OMG! Your signature apothecary jars done beautifully…again! Love the metal letters! Love the twine and burlap! Super Cute!!
Robin says
Love these!!! I am addicted to burlap ribbon right now and I’m itching (literally) to make some bows.
Robin
Robin Flies South
Jane says
What is not to love about these apothecary jars? Nothing! They are over the top perfect!!!! Stopping by from Southern Lovely and definitely a new stalker…I mean follower!!!! Great ideas. Jane
Christine says
They are GREAT Bonnie! I LOVE the tags!!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! 🙂
Printabelle says
Very cute! Thanks for the tip about putting the can in before the sand.
The Hill Hangout says
So great! And thanks for the tip about using the cans. Where did you get the apothecary jars?
Tara @ Tales of a Trophy Wife says
I love this. I think next year I want to decorate for the 4th in Sepia tones. I’m pinning!
Tara @ Tales of a Trophy Wife says
Love this so much I featured it
Kim Sasse says
Love how this turned out. You were featured!
Christina at I Gotta Create! says
You jars are so versatile and I love the U.S.A. stencil tags!
Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create!
<3 Christina
jen says
What color of spray paint did you use? I love them and want to make some but not sure what color of spray paint you used. It’s the perfect color.
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Thanks so much Jen! Those were painted with Rustoleum Heirloom White. It is a creamy white and looks amazing! Have awonderful night! Bonnie
The HOME GIRL says
This is absolutely adorable! Thanks for sharing this! You guys always have the best ideas!! =D
Cindy says
Are the jars made or bought? Love them! Where do I get them?
Trish & Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
Cindy » We actually made the jars! If you check under our Apothecary tab you will find all the posts on using them for different holidays, as well as the posts on creating these!
Betty819 says
Did you buy the jars/with lid somewhere or have it from a pantry item? Are they glad or plastic? What about the candleholders? Are they from a Hobby store and are they wood and painted?