The ULU Factory Check out these darling DIY mason jar cocktail gifts! November 28, 2014 Happy Black Friday! Today I have a super fun, totally easy and extra adorable project for you. 16oz Mason Jar Mugs (mouth must be at least 2.5″ wide)7.5oz Mini-skinny bottles of sodaMini bottles of alcohol Cute strawsTwine and tagsScissors The most important part is that you find soda cans skinny enough to fit inside your mason jar mugs. Start with two pieces of twine (to make it nice and sturdy) and tie a double knot around the top of your jar. Then make another knot but don’t pull it tight yet, insert your straw then tighten – it makes it easier to start the knot first. Do the same thing and add your alcohol bottle but then finish with a double knot to secure. Using only 2 pieces of the twine add your tag. using image #M469CA and the writing feature. Total Cost: around $10 each. Dr.Pepper + Fireball Espresso & Cream + Baileys Red Bull + Vodka Seven + Seven Jack + Coke I just can’t get enough of these little “parties in a jar”… What’s your favorite mixer + soda?
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