mason jar coffee bean storage
Step 1 |
First, you’ll make the shelf for your coffee bean collection. Glue your two wood boxes together with their open sides facing out. Let the glue dry. |
Step 2 |
Next, add cup hooks to each side of the stacked boxes. Measure down 2" [5 cm] and over 2½" [6.3 cm] on each box side (top and bottom) and mark each location with a pencil. |
Step 3 |
Screw the cup hooks into your marked areas. This wood is soft enough for you to be able to screw each hook in by hand – just take your time and make sure to screw the hooks in straight. |
Step 4 |
Fill four quart-sized Mason jars with your favourite coffee beans. |
Step 5 |
To make labels for your jars, open a new project in Cricut® Design Space™ and click on the 'Text' box. Type the name of the coffee bean blend; then choose a font and size that will fit across the front of your Mason jar. Repeat for each blend of coffee beans you plan to display on the shelves. |
Step 6 |
Click 'Make It' in the upper right-hand corner of your screen and 'Continue' in the lower right-hand corner of the next screen. |
Step 7 |
Lay the vinyl on your cutting mat, grid-size down, and select your material. |
Step 8 |
Load the mat into your machine and push the blinking Cricut® icon to cut out your labels. |
Step 9 |
Once your machine’s done cutting, unload the mat and gently peel away the vinyl. |
Step 10 |
Cut your design from the vinyl sheet with scissors; then use your weeder tool to remove excess vinyl from around and within the letters of your labels. |
Step 11 |
Cut a piece of transfer tape that’s just big enough to fit over your first label. Peel the backer paper from the transfer tape; then place the tape over your label, sticky-side down, and burnish it. Peel away the backer paper and your label should be attached to the transfer tape. |
Step 12 |
Now, position the transfer tape on your Mason jar so the label is exactly where you want, and burnish the letters; then peel the transfer tape away from the jar. The vinyl letters should remain, stuck to the glass surface. Your Mason jar is now labelled. |
Step 13 |
Repeat Steps 11-12 to label each of the remaining Mason jars. |
Step 14 |
Almost done! Just place your jars on the shelves and hang a coffee mug from each of the four hooks. |
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- Coffee Beans
Step 1 |
First, you’ll make the shelf for your coffee bean collection. Glue your two wood boxes together with their open sides facing out. Let the glue dry. |
Step 2 |
Next, add cup hooks to each side of the stacked boxes. Measure down 2" [5 cm] and over 2½" [6.3 cm] on each box side (top and bottom) and mark each location with a pencil. |
Step 3 |
Screw the cup hooks into your marked areas. This wood is soft enough for you to be able to screw each hook in by hand – just take your time and make sure to screw the hooks in straight. |
Step 4 |
Fill four quart-sized Mason jars with your favourite coffee beans. |
Step 5 |
To make labels for your jars, open a new project in Cricut® Design Space™ and click on the 'Text' box. Type the name of the coffee bean blend; then choose a font and size that will fit across the front of your Mason jar. Repeat for each blend of coffee beans you plan to display on the shelves. |
Step 6 |
Click 'Make It' in the upper right-hand corner of your screen and 'Continue' in the lower right-hand corner of the next screen. |
Step 7 |
Lay the vinyl on your cutting mat, grid-size down, and select your material. |
Step 8 |
Load the mat into your machine and push the blinking Cricut® icon to cut out your labels. |
Step 9 |
Once your machine’s done cutting, unload the mat and gently peel away the vinyl. |
Step 10 |
Cut your design from the vinyl sheet with scissors; then use your weeder tool to remove excess vinyl from around and within the letters of your labels. |
Step 11 |
Cut a piece of transfer tape that’s just big enough to fit over your first label. Peel the backer paper from the transfer tape; then place the tape over your label, sticky-side down, and burnish it. Peel away the backer paper and your label should be attached to the transfer tape. |
Step 12 |
Now, position the transfer tape on your Mason jar so the label is exactly where you want, and burnish the letters; then peel the transfer tape away from the jar. The vinyl letters should remain, stuck to the glass surface. Your Mason jar is now labelled. |
Step 13 |
Repeat Steps 11-12 to label each of the remaining Mason jars. |
Step 14 |
Almost done! Just place your jars on the shelves and hang a coffee mug from each of the four hooks. |