How To DIY An Amber Jar Holder To Complement Your Autumn Home Decor

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If you are an avid thrifter, I can confidently assume you have seen Amber Glass Jars!

What better way to welcome the beauty of fall into your home than by creating a DIY masterpiece that captures the beauty of the season? Picture a charming amber jar holder radiating a soft, golden glow as it graces your living space!

In this blog, I will show you How To DIY An Amber Jar Holder To Complement Your Autumn Home Decor!

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I was able to thrift these Amber Glass Jars for $.50 each so I knew I wanted to upcycle them into something unique!

I wanted to make a carrier to hold them in so I used some items that I already had at my home.

I used a piece of fencing that I already had, and I laid out the amber glass jars to figure out how long I needed the jar holder to be.

Using a pencil, I marked how long and wide I wanted the base of the fencing piece to be.

I decided to put a branch on either side of the holder so I laid them out next to the jars to see how wide we needed to make the base of the holder.

Using a pencil, I mark the length and width that I want the jar holder to be.

Using my miter saw, I cut the fencing to the correct size.

I also used my miter saw to cut (2) pieces to fit the width of the base and about 2 inches high so that I could attach them to the sides.

I laid everything down in its position before I begin nailing to ensure that everything fit.

DIY TIP: Always measure twice, so you only have to cut once! :)

Using a Brad Nailer, I nailed one of the 2 inch wood pieces into the side of the base of the holder.

Then I flipped the holder over and nailed in the other piece to the other side.

Next, I measured the branches next to the holder.

Using my pencil, I marked where I needed to cut so that I could go to my miter saw and cut my branches to size.

Then, I placed a branch into its spot on the holder.

Using my Brad Nailer, I nailed the wood piece into the branch. Then I flipped the holder around and nailed it in the other side.

I repeated this process on the other side so that both branches were attached to the holder.

REMINDER: Watch your fingers when doing this!

White creates a striking visual contrast with the Amber Glass, which is why I opted for Dixie Belle Chalk Paint in the shade Cotton.

I used my STAALMEESTER Point Sash Brush to paint the entire holder.

Once I finished painting the holder, I used sandpaper to lightly distress the entire piece.

I love how simple and beautiful this Amber Glass Jar Holder looks.

The white paint provides a stunning backdrop that accentuates the autumn glow of the amber glass.

Feel free to personalize your glass jars with fall embellishments that resonate with your style. In my case, I filled the jars with fragments of dried floral sourced from Ikea, adding a touch of my own creative flair.

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