Mason Jar Soap Dispensers! I'm kind of obsessed with mason jars. There's just some kind of a rustic- country charm about them that I adore. The other day I saw an etsy shop selling mason jar soap dispensers and I was so in love. But... they were $15 each and I just wasn't about to spend $15 on a soap dispenser. I pondered on it a bit and I figured I could make my own. With items I already had in the house... so it was pretty much free. You can find mason jars by the case in your local grocery store or I usually find them at Goodwill for around .99 a piece.
All you need for this little DIY is a mason jar, a soap pump from any soap dispenser, a nail, and a hammer. I painted mine afterwards with a little spray paint I had around the house, you can choose to paint yours or leave it clear.
1 Mason Jar, 1 Soap Dispenser Pump |
Place your nail into the center of the mason jar lid, hammer it to make a hole and then hammer around the hole until you have a hole big enough for the soap dispenser to fit in. |
Place dispenser in jar lid and VOILA! |
Totally adorbs clear or... |
Spray paint your lid and jar and let dry completely |
I went over all the little letters and markings with a sanding block to distress |
Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am |
Can't wait to try this. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWould look even cooler with a real metal pump top, you can find them at www.onedreamdesign.com for about three bucks.
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