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Martha Stewart Crafts Batty Apothecary Jar

By: Donna Dewberry

Create an eerie atmosphere with a spooky apothecary jar.

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#5120 Skill Level: Beginner Time:

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Martha Stewart Crafts Batty Apothecary Jar

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Martha Stewart Crafts ® Dauber Set

Number Needed: 1 $8.09

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Martha Stewart Crafts ® 2oz Gloss Opaque Glass Paint...

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Martha Stewart Halloween Friendly Icons Adhesive Stencils (item #33450), Large glass apothecary jar

Instructions

Note: You can find the Martha Stewart Halloween Friendly Icons Adhesive Stencils exclusively at Michaels stores.

Clean your glass surface with rubbing alcohol.
Using the image as a guide, place the Halloween adhesive stencil onto the glass surface.
Next, load the dauber with beetle black paint. TIP: You may want to dab off the access paint on a paper plate or towel.
Proceed to stencil the beetle black paint onto the glass surface. Repeat if needed.
Remove the stencil immediately and set aside for future use.

TIP: Like this project but want to recreate it in another color? Check out our wide variety of Martha Stewart Crafts® glass paint colors, hand-selected by Martha.

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