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Mother's Day is just around the corner, y'all. Make these lovely lil' polka dot painted DIY Mason Jar Succulents for all of the special moms in your life...they're simple, sweet, and always a hit with their recipients.
So, technically, these aren't all succulents...several are air plants. And while I know that *technically* one doesn't plant an air plant into soil, these are all of the faux variety...because I can't even keep a succulent alive, y'all. Check out the tutorial for these DIY Mason Jar Succulents below.
I actually made these DIY Mason Jar Succulents for some very special moms in my life. My moms' prayer group meets every Thursday morning in my home. These women mean so much to me. We share about our kiddos. Pray over our kiddos. And even cry over our kiddos. This group has developed a really special bond and I truly love each one of these sweet ladies.
I grabbed every single thing for these DIY Mason Jar Succulents at my local Walmart...including some lovely Mother's Day cards, tissue paper, and gift bags from American Greetings. Walmart is a great place to go for Mother’s Day cards, gift packing, and gifts, too.
Here is the supply list for the DIY Mason Jar Succulents:
- Mason Jars (I love how the colored ones look when the paint is slightly sanded off)
- two contrasting colors of chalk-style paint
- foam paint brush
- pencil (you'll need a non-used eraser)
- sandpaper (I prefer a sanding sponge)
- floral foam (the cylinder shape is perfect for this)
- sheet moss
- faux succulent or air plant picks
- American Greetings gift wrapping and tissue paper
Once the first color of paint is dry, use the eraser end of your pencil and dip it into your second color of paint, sparingly. Make dots in a random pattern all over the Mason Jar. Once the dots are dry, sand off as much or as little paint as you like...to give it a fun, weathered look (or don't...this is total preference).
Once you've painted and sanded, you can add in your plant pieces. Add a dab of glue (all-purpose or craft...really, whatever you have on hand) to the bottom of your foam and stick it into the bottom of your jar.
Pull off a little sheet moss and lay it on the foam. Add your ring back onto your Mason Jar (this holds the sheet moss in place and gives these a more finished look). Insert your succulent or air plant pick straight into the middle of the moss and foam and press down until it is in place.
I grabbed a bunch of these super cute American Greetings gift bags to place these in...
I grabbed enough that I used one of my bags for some cute tags, too.
I just used my heart punch to pop little tags for each of the succulent Mason Jars.
I used a hole punch to attach them to each jar with twine.
Aren't they super sweet, y'all?
What mom wouldn't love to be celebrated with a fun gift like this?
My friends will receive theirs in the morning at our weekly prayer group time.
Unless some are reading this post. Ummm...surprise?
Since the plant is secure in the jar, it will hold up easily in the gift packaging.
I made one of these DIY Mason Jar Succulents for my mom, too!
And grabbed her a sweet card to pair with hers (also from American Greetings).
It's the perfect way to make her day!
Grab all of your American Greeting and Mother's Day goodies at Walmart.
How will you make HER day?
Mother's Day is all about family and American Greetings can help you celebrate.
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This is great timing. I just bought a bunch of faux succulents too, and they will be so cute in jars like this. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Pinned & sharing Thanks for joining the Inspiration Spotlight party.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these and your polka dot jars....my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable....your friends will love them and you for these sweet and thoughtful gifts.
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