Check out my instagram Alaina_Animalia So much fun making these! All of the jars you see at the end had cost me a total of $34 plus $3.50 for Liquid nails purchased at Home Depot. Song: 'E Lucian Le Stelle' by Alfredo Kraus
On the one with the silver lid, if you make a circle of cardboard (or balsa wood or something prettier that has some depth to it) you can cut it to be the size of the inside of the jar and glue it to the lid bottom it will act to hold the lid on perfectly. :)
Great tutorial! To the point, slow pointless stuff has been edited out (like sneezes, outside noises, nuisance pets...oh the importance of editting), cool collection and I love the background music.
Ok if you don't like the way she talks or does this video, then people don't watch it, ok so either watch and do what your mother has taught you or may have wanted to teach you, IF YOU HAVE NOTHING NICE TO SAY THEN DONT SAY ANYTHING AT ALL, it was a lovely video keep making these videos :)
Honey, Miel Cardenas as far as I know no one is complaining about how she talks. Don't make a problem out of it until it happens. That's what my mom taught me
Love your video. As I was watching you, the liquid nail and the beautiful glass jar etc, they looked so much like the ones I had made. Of course yours are so much prettier. Thank you so
The word you're grasping for is "re-purpose". Hope that helps! I hate it when I'm grasping for the perfect word and keep trying to explain it, hoping it will come to me.here! You're funny, and fun to watch. :-)
I am a bit crafty but I haven't been experimental or had nearly enough experience with multiple types of glues. What's the difference between liquid nails vs e6000? Would you "hobby crafters" (no disrespect WHAT SO EVER), with far more experience recommend one over the other or is more of a preference person to person? Thanks!! I LOVE these apothecary jars. I have so many glass containers with lids and glass candle stick holders (less than $0.50/candle stick holder) etc that I never thought to combined. I cannot wait to experiment!! Thank you. I enjoyed the video!! :) I would've suspended the crystal inside a thinner, elongated homemade apothecary jar, almost like an enclosed pendulum!! Where did you get the crystal from? Again, great job!!
Oh my lawd, let's be friends! I am constantly looking for jars for my terrariums, but good (unique) ones are so hard to come by. How have I been missing THIS for so long?!
Wow! I REALLY like those! I want to know how you made the oval large one in the center with the Crisscross cut glass! I Love that one! Looks amazing! Although, not easy to pick just one!
MiMi Joys 1963 that one was simply a candle stick I found, along with the jar that came with the lid. The jar had holes on the top and the bottom. Gluing it to the candlestick sealed the bottom hole. To seal the top I found a quartz crystal of mine to fit in there nicely, and I glues that. Easy fixes!
They look fantastic. I went to DT cant find anything with a lid. Or its too small. Is it me or are their candles w lids getting smaller. Have to go thrifting now. Great vid.
You're a brilliant and beautiful young lady! I love love love the comment you made about people are not projects don't try to turn them into something else! Thumbs up sweetheart
beautiful, I love the way you think outside the box. but speaking from personal experience, always wipe your pieces down with alcohol........not only does it get fingerprints or oils from fingers, but the dirt you can't see, you'd be horrified at the dirt I've wiped from glass items, not only from thrift stores, but when bought brand new
