Next –measure your belts.  One will be wrapped around the neck of the jar and the other will be wrapped from the bottom up buckling at the top.  After you have measured –take the belt pin and mark where you will be wanting to punch your holes for each one.  One will be very short, the other longer.  Using the awl, push a hole right through the belt to create a new belt hole for each.

Prepare your jar interior.  If using as an air plant terrarium, really you don’t need anything but the plant if you like, but I added pebbles for a little interest – and you could also opt for some moss.  I ended up passing on the moss, as I was afraid if I didn’t like it – it might be hard to remove (due to the small neck on my bottle).

And then for the final set up.  This part is simple really –probably harder to explain than do.  But basically start with the neck belt first.  Wrap it around and buckle.  Then using a scissors, trim the excess left over belt.  With the second belt, set the bottom of the jar on the center of the belt and then pull both ends through the inside of the first belt on each side of the jar (you might have to loosen the first belt a bit to do this), and then once pulled through, just buckle up the top and then secure the neck buckle.  You can at this point secure the belts a little more to the jar with some crazy glue or a strong double sided tape (on the bottom and sides).  Or if you want to make it really sturdy, grab another belt and run it opposite the other. And then – that’s it!  Easy yes?