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DIY Mason Jar Centrepieces with Lace, Twine and Baby's Breath

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Three glass preserving jars wrapped in cream lace and jute twine, filled with white baby's breath on a wooden table

What you'll make

Each centrepiece is a cluster of three 550 mL glass jars, each with a lace band, a jute twine bow and a stem of faux baby's breath. The jars come from an 8-pack and the lace costs under two dollars per table, so the jars and flowers make up most of the bill. Faux stems need no water, so you can finish every table weeks ahead and reuse the stems at home afterwards.

Materials (per item)

Lemon & Lime Roma conserve glass jars, 550 mL
3 (from an 8-pack at $29 full price at Spotlight) · Spotlight, Kmart or Big W
$10.88
Birch cotton Cluny lace trim
1 m, cut into three strips ($1.75 per metre at Spotlight) · Spotlight or any haberdashery
$1.75
3-ply natural jute twine, 2 mm
2 m (from a 101 m roll at $19.72 on Amazon.com.au) · Spotlight, Bunnings or Kmart
$0.39
Artificial white baby's breath (gypsophila) stems
3 stems, one per jar (from a 10-pack at $34.45 on Amazon.com.au; fresh stems were not listed online at the supermarkets we checked) · Amazon.com.au, Kmart, or a florist for fresh stems
$10.34
UHU low temperature glue sticks
1 stick (from a 10-pack at $6 at Spotlight) · Spotlight, Kmart or Bunnings
$0.60
DIY cost each$23.96

Tools

Mini hot glue gun, Sharp scissors, Flexible tape measure, Wire cutters for the faux stems

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