Tuesday, February 18, 2014

{Monogrammed Mason Jar Wine Glass}

Hey, y'all!  I have a really quick and easy tutorial for you today.  I confessed my stereotypical Southern love for monograms a couple of weeks ago when I showed you how to create a monogrammed t-shirt, and I warned you that I wanted to monogram everything.  Well, today's craft is another monogrammed project.
Monogrammed Mason Jar Wine Glass www.PitterandGlink.com
This past week, one of my good friends had a birthday.  I wanted to give her something special.  While at Hobby Lobby over the weekend, I found the cutest mason jar wine glass in the spring section of the store, and I just had to buy it.  (You could totally make your own mason jar wine glass much like I made my Dollar Store Cupcake Stand by replacing the pillar candle holder with a mason jar.)
Monogrammed Mason Jar Wine Glass www.PitterandGlink.com
The glass was adorable already, but I knew it could be cuter with a monogram.  (Isn't everything?)  I simply used my Silhouette to cut a vinyl monogram sized to fit the jar.  (You can see my tutorial for creating a monogram with the Silhouette program HERE.)  I applied the monogram to the glass, and my friend's personalized birthday gift was complete.  (Well, minus the ice and sweet tea!)
Monogrammed Mason Jar Wine Glass www.PitterandGlink.com
She loved it, and I loved the smile the gift brought to her face.  And now to find something else to monogram...  ;)

5 comments:

  1. How fun is this? The monogram totally completes it!

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  2. So you bought the jar pink? You didn't dye it?

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  3. So cute! I am amazed that they have pink mason jar wine glasses! I totally thought you painted it! And monograms aren't only for Southern ladies - I have longed for monogrammed towels for ages! :)

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  4. Hi Bethany, Love the pink glass. I haven't seen them in pink or else I would probably buy one! I love the monogram on it. I think it looks more finished that way. I've been making these jars for a few years now and give them as teacher gifts. I generally fill them with candy. My son's teachers have loved them. :-) I keep a few pre-made ones stashed away so if I need a quick gift, I can give one of my jars.

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  5. That is pink and fantastic. I think everything is better with a monogram and, of course, the color pink.

    Maybe you need to make Daisy something monogrammed :)

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