Glass jars and their new lease on life.

I started this craft last year, got busy, didn't finish it before Halloween, and was very sad. 

But not this year. This year crafts are getting done. Ha! I think I have made more crafts in one week because I finally have had the time to finish the ones I started over the years. 

Spooky Jars

Supplies:
Random glass jars--I used glass vinegar bottles, chili sauce bottles, pimento jars, and a few that we bought at the store with lame stickers on them
Spray Paint--much easier than enamel paint-- the light orange jar I used enamel paint on and didn't love it as much as the spray painted jars. 
Corks for random jars if needed- I got mine at Hobby Lobby
Spooky Labels http://ginasdesigns.blogspot.com/2013/09/freebie-friday-spooky-labels.html#_CwLnZJ
Spray Adhesive 

Step 1- Clean all jars. Remove any labels and wash with soap

Step 2- Decide a color scheme and paint the jars accordingly with spray paint and allow them to dry completely--- remember, not a wise idea to do this around things that could get paint on them. Go in your garage away from you car...

Step 3-  Print off spooky labels and pick which ones go with what jars. Cut them out.

Step 4: Stick labels to jars by spraying adhesive to the back side of label and placing on the jar.

Smooth out the label and presto-- you now have some way spooky jars. The pickle jar you are about to throw out is so jealous!!

--Alexsis