Rustic Scrap Wood Hanging Mason Jars on Wood

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I am so excited to share with you all the last DIY in my little craft space command center: rustic scrap wood hanging mason jars on wood!

If you missed a few recent posts, I’ve been finishing a mini gallery wall/craft command center above my craft desk.  I needed items that could be both pretty and functional, and of course budget friendly.

So far I’ve completed a DIY Memo Board and some DIY Rustic Clipboards.

Oh, and there’s that little pallet sign, too.  I’ll be sharing on Monday on kenarry.com –> a website I’ll be contributing to for a while!!!  Eeekk!!!  I’m SO excited to have another guest posting opportunity!

Here’s the full craft space:

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I completely love how all the projects turned out.  Best part?  The majority of the items I already had on hand!  SUPER budget friendly 🙂

Step 1. Cut Cedar Plank Wood to Size

First, we cut the cedar plank down to 9 1/4″ high and kept its original width (~71/4″).  I didn’t sand, stain, or finish the wood in any way.  I love the rustic, natural texture of cedar.  It really makes a statement just on its own.

Step 2. Wrap the Mason Jar with a Pipe Strap

Next, we fit the pipe strapping around the mason jar.  It needs to fit snugly so that the mason jar doesn’t fall out since there’s nothing else holding it in place.  We used the tin snips to cut the strapping down to size (be careful! very sharp!)

You can see the pipe strapping is wrapped around 3/4 of the mason jar before coming to a point on the cedar plank.  Once we had the shape fitted, my husband drilled holes where one of the holes in the strapping was.

Step 3. Attach the Pipe Strap to the Wooden Plank

Using 1/4″ screws, he screwed one side of the strapping in and with the mason jar in place, wrapped the strapping around the mason jar and screwed in the other side.  It was a tight fit!  That mason jar isn’t going anywhere!

Step 4. Drill Holes in Wood for Copper Wire

Next, he drilled holes 1 3/4″ in from either side of the plank and 1″ from the top of the plank for me to insert the copper wire.

I inserted the copper wire from the back of the plank, leaving about 2″ in the front.  I then used the needle nose pliers to twist the copper wire around itself about 3 times.

Leaving a loop at the top for hanging, I repeated the same procedure on the other side.

I was just going to leave it at that.  Of course, that would be too easy…

Step 5. Adding “Love” to Hanging Mason Jars on Wood

I printed out the word “love” and used it as a guide to form the word love out of the remaining copper wire.  

Unfortunately, I don’t have any pictures of this process because it is HARD WORK but its well worth the effort.  The wire is not easy to manipulate (even with the needle nose pliers) and it’s sharp.  Be careful!!

This is the guide I used.  Though honestly, it’s too hard to follow intricate curves and I just made my own version.  I guess because the wire isn’t meant to form pretty cursive words….

Either way, I think it looks absolutely perfect!  To keep with the rustic look, I used a staple gun to attach the “love” to the plank.

I added in a little faux fall hydrangea and that’s it!  I used a little 3M clip thing to hang it in my command center.

So glad that area is done and perfect timing as well!  I am participating in the One Room Challenge which starts next week!  We will be redoing an entire room in our home in just 6 weeks.  I need all the organization I can get!  Can’t wait to share it with you 🙂

Wishing you a joyful day!