Gold Marbled Mason Jar

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Grab your jars ladies and gents. You are going to want to make one or a dozen jars like this gold marbled mason jar. This project is actually really simple and the technique for marbling will blow your mind! This post is a part of my design team status with DecoArt however all projects and opinions are my own.

Items needed to make your own marbled mason jar:

Deco Art Americana Chalky Finish Paint in Lace
Krylon Shimmer Metallic Spray Paint Gold Shimmer
Ball mason jar (quart size)
Burlap ribbon
Pinecone
Rubbing alcohol
Paintbrush
Plastic tub with water
Protective gloves

Clean your jar well with rubbing alcohol and allow to dry. Paint with three coats of Americana Chalky finish paint in your choice of colors. I used lace on my jar. Allow to dry completely in between coats and before continuing.

Now it is time to do some marbling on that jar! I saw the video from Mark Montano about a week ago and could not wait to give the technique a try. This is just a super short video under 3 minutes but it will be worth it I promise!

Awesome right? So I used that shimmer metallic paint in a tub of water to get the effect you see on the mason jar below using the technique in the video above.

It dries super fast and I was able to add a burlap ribbon around the top.

And hot glue on a pine cone.

I love the marbling effects on the jar! I think this one is great home decor for fall, Christmas, and winter. I love it when I make something that can be left out for a while.

What do you think? Will you be marbling all of the things now? I have another project to share with y’all tomorrow that I did the marble dip on as well so stay tuned! Until then gather up all of your mason jars and try this technique. You will love the results!