How to Make a Mason Jar Soap Dispenser

Today I’m participating in the Ultimate Blog Swap.  I’m excited to welcome Deb from Just Short of Crazy to Decor Adventures!

Hi, I'm Deb from Just Short of Crazy.  My friend told me about these cute soap dispensers during a shopping trip. After I got back home and looked them up I fell in love and immediately made one. I was so excited about making one that I never took the time to document steps.

When I decided to participate in the Ultimate Blog Swap I knew this would be the perfect project. Jessica thought so too and agreed to let me write the tutorial for you. (Thank You Jessica!)

It just takes a few steps and you can make a cute soap dispenser for your home or for a gift. I have seen the jars at local antique markets available for $4-$7 each.

It helps to have a cute boy with tools around so that he can drill the hole in the lid.  I'm sure I could handle it on my own, but its nice having someone that knows what they are doing and can complete the project in a couple minutes.

Supplies needed:
Drill with attachment to drill hole
Soap dispenser
Mason jar with metal lid
Adhesive
Scissors

If your jar has a glass insert in the lid you will need to break it out of the lid before making this dispenser.

Step One: Dump soap into the mason jar

Step Two: Drill hole in the metal lid

Step Three: Cut the top off the plastic soap dispenser

Cut off larger than you will need

and then trim down so you are left with just the threads.

Step Four: Make sure the plastic insert fits in the mason jar hole.

Step Five: Add adhesive to the inside of the lid around the hole

Step Six: Insert plastic soap dispenser piece, press plastic to adhesive.

Step Seven: Let adhesive dry for at least 4 hours

Step Eight: Screw lid on mason jar and add the pump dispenser...enjoy!

Thanks so much Deb, I think these soap dispensers are excellent for gifts or for yourself!

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