by Elina Stromberg
In November there are days when the rainy weather keeps your kids inside. It’s a good idea to have a few crafty project ideas that you can pull out from your sleeve when the boredom tries to sneak in. The best ideas don’t require too much preparation nor special tools; for this decorated glass jar you will only need a shortlist of things every paper crafter has in her stash.
Skill: Beginner
Time: 30 minutes
Directions
Step 1
Remove the paper label and wash the glass jar carefully. Wrap masking tape around the jar for easy alignment of the stamped images.
Step 2
Decorate the jar with stamped images, using StazOn ink. Use a rich amount of ink, but press the stamp gently on the glass for preventing the stamp from sliding on the glass. Should you not be happy with the result wipe away the stamped image with StazOn stamp cleaner or nail polish remover.
Step 3
Continue stamping until the decoration is finished. Use different ink colors. In addition to regular stamps, you can use cotton swabs or various tubes for creating patterns on the jar. Once finished, remove the masking tape.
Step 4
Decorate the metal lid with coordinating accents.
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Supplies
Imagine
- StāzOn Ink Pad – Jet Black, Blazing Red
- StazOn Stamp Cleaner
Other
- Glass jar with lid
- Masking tape
- Mama Elephant – ‘The Cat’s Meow’ Stamp Set
- Cotton swabs, plastic tubes for stamping texture elements
Imagine Blog 
Awesome technique and result !
Do you have to heat set the ink after you are finished stamping?
Hi Mindy – You do not have heat set StazOn, and it should dry fairly quickly, though not as quick as it does not paper! The ink can also be protected further by applying a thin layer of GlazOn over it. https://www.imaginecrafts.com/glazon/no-view/277 Thanks for the question!