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DIY Mason Jar Centrepieces with Lace, Twine and Gypsophila

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Three glass jars wrapped in cream lace and jute twine, filled with white gypsophila on a wooden table

What you'll make

Each centrepiece is a cluster of three glass jars, each with a lace band, a jute twine bow and a handful of fresh gypsophila. The jars come from a 12-pack and the trim costs a few pence per jar, so the flowers and lace are most of the bill. You can make them all two days before the wedding and keep them in a cool room.

Materials (per item)

Clear round glass jars, 380 ml
3 (from a 12-pack at £11.50 at Hobbycraft; the closest size to a US pint jar we found) · Hobbycraft, B&M or The Range
£2.88
Natural cotton lace trim, 30 mm wide
1 m, cut into three strips (£2.30 per metre at Hobbycraft) · Hobbycraft or any haberdashery counter
£2.30
Natural 3-ply jute twine
2 m (from a 120 m roll at £2.00 at Hobbycraft) · Hobbycraft, Poundland or a garden centre
£0.03
Fresh gypsophila (baby's breath)
1 supermarket bunch split across the 3 jars (£2.25 at Sainsbury's) · supermarket flower stand or a flower market
£2.25
Hot melt glue sticks, 7 mm
1 stick (from a 12-pack at £2.00 at Hobbycraft) · Hobbycraft, Poundland or B&M
£0.17
DIY cost each£7.63

Tools

Mini hot glue gun, Sharp scissors, Flexible tape measure, Floristry snips or a sharp knife, Bucket

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