Christmas is nearly here! That means it’s time to start thinking how you want to decorate your home for the holidays! One of my favorite ways to decorate is with Mason jars! They’re inexpensive, and easily customized in a variety of ways. You can paint them, glue things on them, fill them, you name it! For inspiration, check out these 10 Festive Christmas Mason Jar Crafts!
10 Festive Christmas Mason Jar Crafts
1. Snow and Berries DIY Christmas Mason Jar
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Isn’t this pretty? And I love the snowy texture! Find out how to make your own pretty snowy Mason jar by following DecoArt’s tutorial!
2. Santa Painted DIY Christmas Mason Jar
This is such a lovely Mason jar craft! You could either display it in your home, or fill it with goodies and give it as a gift! The Ribbon Retreat shows how to make this cute Santa Mason jar!
3. Snowy Pinecone Luminaries DIY Christmas Mason Jars
This Mason jar craft looks beautiful during the daytime, and would have a lovely glow at nighttime! Make your own pretty Christmas luminaries by following Crafts by Amanda’s tutorial!
4. Cranberries and Candles DIY Christmas Mason Jar Centerpieces
Wouldn’t this look lovely on your Christmas dinner table? A Pretty Life explains how to make these beautiful Mason jar centerpieces!
5. Snowman Face DIY Christmas Mason Jar
This is so adorable! And this is a great use for any smaller Mason jars you may have! Check out Yesterday on Tuesday’s tutorial to make your own snowman Mason jar!
6. Christmas Lanterns DIY Mason Jars
These truly do look magical! And they’re not hard to make! Take a look at how Adventure in a Box made these gorgeous glowing Christmas lanterns!
7. Anthropologie Inspired DIY Mason jar Snow Globe
This snow globe is so pretty, and only requires a few materials to make! Simple Craves and Olive Oil shows how to make your own Christmas Mason jar snow globe!
8. DIY Mason Jar Snow Globe Soap Dispensers
This is such a creative idea! Who wouldn’t love to use such a pretty and festive soap dispenser? Find out how to make these DIY Christmas soap dispensers for your home by following Mad in Crafts’ tutorial!
9. DIY Mercury Glass Mason Jar with Bells
This would look wonderful on a mantel, table, pretty much anywhere! Follow A Night Owl’s tutorial to turn your own jar into a pretty silver mercury glass Mason jar!
10. Candle Holder Holiday Display DIY Mason Jars
If you’re like me, then you love to burn scented candles at Christmastime. This craft is a wonderful way to make those candles even prettier! Take a look at how The Nerd’s Wife made these pretty DIY Christmas candle holders!
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November 8, 2015 at 11:46 amOh my goodness, how adorable are these! I have the one with the glitter than was a gift from a friend. I love the one that’s painted all red.
I haven’t received a post from you in a while. Not sure why, so I figured I’d stop by and see what you’re up to. Glad to see you’re still blogging Manuela, as I always find your posts so informative.
xxx
Manuela Williams says
November 8, 2015 at 3:04 pmNot sure why you’re not receiving posts. We post 4 times a week. I usually send a newsletter twice a week but chemo is kicking my behind so it’s once a week for the next few months. Thanks for dropping by!
Kim~madeinaday says
November 17, 2015 at 9:12 pmSuper cute roundup! I still love the snow globe kind the best! Thanks for linking up to Merry Monday! Sharing on our MM Pinterest board ! Have a great week!
Kim
Linda at Mixed Kreations says
November 18, 2015 at 5:46 pmWhat a great roundup! I love mason jar crafts, and these are all super cute! I favorite is the red one that looks like Santa’s clothes. Too cute!
Life Loving says
November 19, 2015 at 3:23 amThese are so great. The Father Christmas one is my favourite. It’s nice to have an idea of what to do with mason jars, now I’m not layering them with salad! BTW, I have a linkie called Life Loving Linkie if you fancy popping by and linking this post and perhaps others? I’m sure these would go down really well – they are really fab.
Sally @ Life Loving
Cheryl says
November 19, 2015 at 4:38 amThese are wonderful ideas!!