Easy Glass bead jar

HI its Bridget here again, today I want to share with you a little creation I made to brighten up my children's bathroom.  Here it is.

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What you need:

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A glass jar (i got this one from hot dollar)

Glass beads (I found these in the reject shop)

Helmer 450 quick dry glue

First of be sure your glass is clean and dry.

A a drop of Helmars 450 quick dry glue to your glass bead and press onto your glass jar.

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Repeat until you have one row.  I find its better to let the glue dry for a few minutes before continuing on with the next rows.

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Keep going until you have covered the jar.  That is it!  So easy and the jar looks amazing!  We used ours in my children's bathroom to store their makeup wipes, but these would also be amazing if you put a battery operated tea light in them.  The light shining through the beads would be so pretty.

Once again here is the finished jar.

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Thank you for joining me. Happy crafting!

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