Amanda Formaro's video: Mason Jar Beach Terrarium

Capture peace and relaxation in a mason jar with this simple DIY beach terrarium idea using beachy treasures and a repurposed glass jar. You can print the instructions here https://craftsbyamanda.com/beach-terrarium/ Supplies 1 mason jar and lid use large jar with a smooth, round surface on all sides 1 cup sand 1 cup seaglass in white 10 pieces glass vase fillers in white and aqua 6 pieces sea shells, medium sized 2 pieces driftwood, uniquely shaped resembling coral about 5-7" long to fit inside jar 1 piece driftwood about 2-3" long 1 piece driftwood with a flatter surface for writing about 2" long acrylic paint in white and turquoise with a matte finish paintbrush paint pen in white glitter, clear fine or extra-fine hot glue gun rope twinkle lights Instructions Preparing the Supplies Wash and dry the mason jar, removing all labels and glue. Give the tall, “coral-like” pieces of driftwood a coat white paint. While the paint is still wet, pour some fine glitter over top of the driftwood. For the smaller driftwood pieces, apply a light coat of turquoise paint. Once the piece with the flatter surface is dry, use a white paint pen and print the word “breathe” across the front. Apply a coat of paint to the mason jar lid. Assembling the Beach Terrarium: Pour the sand into the jar. Put a layer of white sea glass into the jar. Insert the longer “coral-like” piece of driftwood into the sand in the center of the terrarium. Position the smaller turquoise driftwood pieces around the “coral”. Place the seashells and glass beads inside the jar on top of the sea glass. Gently insert a strand of twinkle lights. Seal the jar with the painted mason jar lid. Using a preheated glue gun, apply a dab of glue to the bottom of the remaining seashells and press them to the top of the mason jar lid. Tie a piece of cotton rope around the neck of the jar.