
Materials:
- Lace ribbon
- Doily
- Navy and red spray paint
- White canvas
- Painters tape
Time:
Difficulty:
- Moderate (taping is tricky)
Step One
- Use the ribbon as stripes
- String across 6 of them for the white stripes
- Spray over them with red paint AFTER covering a square in the top left with paper and tape
Step Two
- After dry, cover all with pieces of paper except upset left square
- Center doily and coats with navy paint
StepThree
Materials
- Mason Jar (or any glass jar!)
- Lace doily or ribbon (I use a doily)
- Spray paint (1 or 2 colors)
- Painter's tape
Time
- 5 minutes to tape
- 5 minutes to spray paint
- 30 or so minutes to dry
- *optional second coat adding about 40 minutes
Difficulty
Step One
- Place lace on the jar with small bits of painter's tape (if a mason jar, opposite side of the words)
- Make sure the tape is on the lace and not a hole in the lace, because it will alter the stencil


If you want to use two colors, apply doily AFTER spraying painting front of jar another color

Note:
After spray painting base, (step one), let it dry, place doily, and spray paint entire jar.
Step Three
- Remove tape and lace Doily


Step Four
- Situate and enjoy!
(Add clear stones to the bottom to raise pens and pencils if the jar is too shallow)
Two colors:

- this jar was left outside during wind, which weathered it, but here is an example of the bicolored jar!
Hope you LOVED it!!!
- Megan