Upcycled Winter Floral Candle Jar Display

Create a beautiful and sustainable winter floral candle jar display by upcycling an old candle jar. Learn how to make this DIY project and add a cozy touch to your home decor.

Hi everyone! Today we're going to work on creating an upcycled winter floral candle jar display. This craft is so simple and uses a candle jar that you may already have on hand.

If you're ready, grab your materials, and we will get started with creating this simple craft.

faux winter floral inside of painted blue candle jar, with mini chalkboard and bow.

Video tutorial

Materials needed

One candle Jar

I am reusing an old candle jar

Winter floral

I'm using mistletoe that I purchased at the Target Dollar Spot, and it came with a bow attached

One bow -this is optional

One mini chalkboard

Purchased at Dollar Tree

Acrylic All surface paint

I'm using a light blue and white

Rope/Twine

Hot glue

Paintbrush

Wire cutter

Begin by taking your candle jar, and removing all labels. I soaked my jar in warm water and with a Dawn dish soap. After soaking it for about 10 minutes, remove it from the water, and give it a scrub.

Once you have removed all labels, make sure to completely dry your candle jar.

Take your white paint and apply a layer of paint over your jar. I painted around the jar, and around the top opening of my candle jar as well. Set it aside and allow it to dry, or you can take a blow dryer and help it dry a little quicker.

Once your first layer of paint has dried, take your blue paint, and combine it with a little white paint. Apply another layer of paint over the first coat. And just repeat the process from earlier.

Painted candle jar with rope wrapped around the top portion of jar

Take your rope, and begin to add your hot glue around the top portion of your jar. Place your rope over the areas where you have added your hot glue. Once you get to the end, just cut off any excess rope. Repeat this process with your rope, and add a second section.

Once that is complete you can take your floral, cut it to size, and arrange the floral inside the jar. Take your bow, apply a small amount of hot glue, and add it to the front side of your jar.

Just below your bow, you can add your mini chalkboard. Apply a small amount of glue on the back side and gently press it onto your jar.

This is optional, but if you would like you can write, or draw on your mini chalkboard. I added a heart on my chalkboard.

faux winter floral inside of painted blue candle jar, with mini chalkboard and bow. Displayed on wooden tray

Your upcycled winter floral candle jar is complete. Thank you so much for visiting and creating with me. I will see you soon.

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Sum of their StoriesJanuary 23, 2022 at 7:52 AM
So pretty, and a lovely way to use an old candle jar. Thanks for sharing with us at Handmade Monday :-)
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