Turn an ordinary jar into a tropical treasure with this fun Hula Skirt Jar Upcycle Craft! Using simple supplies and a touch of island flair, this budget-friendly DIY is perfect for summer decor or luau-themed parties.
How to make a hula skirt jar.
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Why I love this craft
Anytime I can use an old jar, I’m up for it. For this craft, it was quick, easy, and super inexpensive. All you need are just a few supplies to make something that is versatile to use!
The inspiration for this craft:
This post is part of a 7 Creative Dollar Tree Hula Skirt Crafts You Need to Try. Grab a few hula skirts and unleash your creativity with these 7 creative hula skirt crafts that will take your DIY game to the next level!
With a little bit of imagination and some crafty skills, you can turn a $1 hula skirt into a work of art that’s perfect for any occasion.
Video Tutorial: Hula Skirt Jar Upcycle Craft
Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:
Hula Skirt Jar Upcycle Craft
Turn an ordinary jar into a tropical treasure with this fun Hula Skirt Jar Upcycle Craft! Using simple supplies and a touch of island flair, this budget-friendly DIY is perfect for summer decor or luau-themed parties.
Materials
- old glass jar
- hula skirt (Dollar Tree)
- hot glue
- cardboard die cuts (find them in the Dollar Tree craft aisle)
- home decor chalk paint (color: blush pink)
Tools
Instructions
- Watch the video. Follow along with the video tutorial for a step-by-step walkthrough of how to make your own magnetic board.
- Clean the jar. Remove the label and print date on the jar to start with a nice, clean surface.
- Attach hula skirt. Cut away a few pieces of the hula skirt (about 5-7 pieces). Bundle and attach the pieces to the jar using a generous amount of hot glue. Wrap around the jar, and secure the tail ends with more hot glue.
- Paint cardboard dye cut. Paint the cardboard dye cut in a color of your choice (I used blush pink). Let dry.
- Attach raffia to dye cut. Feed a piece of hula skirt through the dye cut. Tie it around the jar on top of the wrapped skirt.
- Embellish. Add a ribbon to the mouth of the jar. Cut ends with a kite tail cut, but folding the ribbon in half and cutting at a 45-degree angle.
The Finished Craft
Don’t forget to PIN this craft for later:
