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DIY Upcycled Sesame Oil Glass Bottle Design

Hello everyone! I hope all is well with you. After finishing my sesame oil, I decided to reuse the glass jar it came in as it had nice details on it. This craft only cost me around $2 for a floral sticker pack. I already had all the other materials on hand.

Painted glass sesame oil bottle with craft gems

Faux foliage, paint, and glass bottle

Materials needed

  • Chalk Paint I'm using the colors celery and mineral
  • Craft gems
  • Paintbrush
  • One faux vine
  • Hot glue
  • A few floral stickers
Applying paint to the glass jar
Painted glass bottle

To begin, get an empty jar and wash it. I recommend using a dishwasher, especially if there's any scent left inside. Wait for it to dry before painting it. Use a paintbrush to apply a few coats of your main color; in this case, it's celery. Remember to apply around three coats to make it look nice and even.

Painted glass bottle

Paintbrush and painted glass bottle

Paintbrush and painted glass bottle

Once you have added a few coats of paint, allow it to completely dry.  Once dry, take your second paint, and add it around the bottom, and top sections of your bottle.
Adding craft gems to the glass bottle
Hot glue, and glass bottle with gems on table

Craft gems on painted glass bottle

Next, add a little hot glue on the back of your gems, and add them to your glass bottle.
Adding floral stickers
Floral stickers

After you have applied your gems, take your floral stickers and add them to your glass bottle. 
Completed painted glass bottle design with gems


Now that you have gathered all the necessary materials, it's time to add to your vine. If you want your vine to hang over your glass bottle, then there's no need to make any cuts to the stem. You can leave it as it is.

That's it! Your bottle is now complete and ready for display. I personally added my bottle to a floating shelf and I just love the way it looks. This craft is simple to create, and I hope you enjoy it.

Remember to check out my other DIY projects under the craft tab on my blog. Thank you so much for stopping by!

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  1. Looks great! Love that color green. Thanks so much for linking up at A Themed Linkup 106 for Crafting with Bottles and Jars. Pinned.

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  2. CONGRATS Stephanie! Your post is FEATURED at A Themed Linkup 107 for Photos and Videos from the previous linkup for Crafting with Bottles and Jars.

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  3. It is lovely to find a new use for a prettily shaped bottle, this turned out beautifully.

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    1. Thank you! Yes, I was happy to find a great way to reuse this glass jar.

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