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- Mason Jars
- Red Acrylic Paint
- White Acrylic Paint
- Blue Acrylic Paint
- Chalkboard Paint
- 1 Craft Sponge, cut into 3 pieces
- 1 foam brush
- Chalk
Clean mason jars and let dry.
Starting at the bottom for the jar. Blot a ring of blue paint around the lower section of the jarwith the sponge. Let Dry.
Next blot a ring of white paint around the middle section of the jar with the sponge. Let Dry.
Then blot a ring of red paint around the lower section of the jar with the sponge. Let Dry **DO NOT paint on the rim or lip of the jar, do not paint where your mouth will touch the glass**
For the chalkboard label. Paint a oval or square onto the front of the jar, with the chalkboard paint. Should take 2 coats to cover. Let Dry.
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