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3-Step Jute Vase Tutorial

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3-Step Jute Vase Tutorial

This quick craft is a wonderful (and cheap!) way to breathe new life into a window sill, sideboard or coffee table. 

All you need is an empty bottle, some twine, and some glue – we used UHU. 

A milk bottle, a tube of UHU glue and a reel of green jute twine are placed on a white backdrop

Step 1: Decide where you want your twine to start. Measure up from the bottom and mark a few points around the bottle that you can use as a guide to keep your top line straight. 

Step 2: Start by spreading a little glue onto the glass where your first line of twine will be. The amount of glue you can put on will vary depending on how quickly your glue dries, and how fast you are at sticking! You’ll soon figure out what works for you. 

A tube of UHU glue lays on the table next to a milk bottle which has been half wrapped in green twine

Step 3: Carefully place your twine into the glue and start to wrap around the bottle, ensuring the glue is still tacky where you are sticking. If it isn’t, add a bit of fresh glue. Repeat until you reach the bottom.

A milk bottle that has been wrapped from the shoulders down in green twine sits on a white backdrop. It has a royal blue feather flower inside it, to show it being used as a vase

And there you have it! One stylish and unique vase ready to use! 

You could apply this technique to all kinds of different containers, from shoe boxes to jam jars, and in a multitude of different colours and widths of jute. The possibilities are endless!

If you try this or any of our other tutorials, let us know – we love to see your creations! 

If you’ve mastered this and are looking for your next shot of inspiration, why not check out our Pinterest board for more jute, twine and raffia craft ideas? Just click here. 

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  • Emily Langley