This project was super simple and cheap! I scored the chandelier at a garage sale recently for $2. As soon as I saw it, this fantastic mason jar chandelier from Beth at Home Stories A to Z came to mind. You can get the mason jars for around $7 per case of 12. I painted them with Deco Art glass stain. Using E6000 industrial glue, I adhered the lids to the chandelier. Now I can switch out the jars by unscrewing them from the lid, allowing for changes in my decor!
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I will be updating with night photos after placing LED votive candles in the jars for illumination!
What do y0u think? Have you checked out the 50+ Mason Jar roundup?
Awesome! As usual.
This is way too perfect! Love it!!!!
Thanks Heather!
Wow! SO cool!! Thanks for sharing this wonderful DIY project. 🙂
Loving this on the hunt for a yardsale chandelier now!!
Thanks, Verl! I have some glass paint you can use. love you!
This came out great! Now I must get some glass stain…I definitely NEED a rainbow chandelier in my life!
Amy*
pretty
Great idea! I also bought a chandelier at a yard sale and I could do this using the ‘ring’ lids. Thanks.
Go for it, Charlotte. Send pics when you are done! I love seeing what you do.
xoxo
Love this Johnnie!
I love anything mason jar – this is amazing!
Kelly
incredibly clever!!!! 😉
I was wondering how does the heat from the bulb escape? In a shade it would vent
There are no bulbs!
If you inverted the mason jars, cut the lids and integrated the heads of LED solar stakes from the dollar store – it would charge all day and light the nights 🙂
And do the tea lights get enough oxygen to burn without an opening?
wait, never mind. I see you’re using LEDs. got it! very cute!!! love it!
Such a cute idea! And don’t you just love that E6000 glue? I use that for so many things…
so I have tried looking but what are you using for lights? Not bulbs I see. Are they battery operated??
LED votive candles are what I use.
Hi, I love it! Just one Question though can it have work Bulbs or wil it be to hot or dangerous
Thanks
Mason jar chandelier. Sorry, but is this electric or candles? If electric i do t see where the light blubs go through the lids and if candles, wouldnt they go out? No air.
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