It’s nearly fall, which means it’s time for pumpkins! Pumpkin food, pumpkin decor, and pumpkin crafts! This pumpkin craft created by Kari, is super cute, easy to make, and uses one of my favorite materials- Mason jars! You can also use any other jars that you have lying around. The arrangement looks cutest with different sized jar pumpkins! So if you’re ready to make some adorable autumn decor, try this Cute Fall Mason Jar Pumpkin Craft!
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This would be a great after-school or weekend activity to do with kids! I’m sure they’d love to help with painting the jars!
Cute Fall Mason Jar Pumpkin Craft
Materials
Mason Jars with Rings and Lids- Various Sizes
Acrylic Paint- I used red, orange, yellow, green, brown, white, and black
Paint Brush
Wood Candle Cups- Mine were 1″ and 5/8″
White Spray Paint- I used Krylon Dual Superbond Paint & Primer in White Satin
Hot Glue & Gun
Green Felt
Green Pipe Cleaners
Scissors
Paint tray
Instructions
1. Remove rings and lids from your jars. Place jars upside down on cardboard or other surface to spray paint white. Place rings and lids right side up. Apply two light coats of spray paint and let dry.
2. Hand paint candle cups with white paint and set aside to dry
3. I wanted each of my jars to be a different color to resemble a different pumpkin, so I mixed three different oranges with my acrylic paint: a brighter yellow orange, a deeper red orange and a pumpkin orange. I added a dollop of white to each batch to make the color a little less transparent. Cover each jar with a light coat of paint and set aside.
4. I also used three different green combos for the lids, rings and candle cups. A straight out of the jar green, a deeper mossy green that incorporated black and brown, and a lighter yellow green. Paint and let dry.
5. While your items are drying, cut pumpkin leaves out of felt and cut pipe cleaner vines. Wrap vines around a pencil, paintbrush, or wooden spoon to create a spiral. Set aside.
6. Apply a second coat of paint to the jars, rings, lids, and candle cups. Let dry thoroughly.
7. Assemble your jars by adding the rings and lids and screwing on tightly. Using a hot glue gun, apply the leaves, candle cups and vines as desired.
8. (Optional) You could also add a flameless, battery operated candle inside each cup to light your pumpkins up!
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Andrea at Opulent Cottage says
So cute! I love the little short, fat one 🙂 Are you as ready for fall as I am?!!!
Theresa H. Roach says
Cute idea:) Have a blessed day, HUGS!
Ourfamilyworld says
You are so creative. These jars turned out really pretty. I would love to try this project.
Patrice M Foster says
You are ready for all the upcoming fall activities…great ideas Pumpkin craft. Thanks for sharing.
Jaime says
Okay. I love these! These are super adorable!!!
Elizabeth O. says
How cute are these! At least when Halloween comes you can also just paint faces on those cute pumpkin jars instead of carving a pumpkin.
Manuela Williams says
Yes, that would be cute!
Ron says
Cute and beautiful. Love the artistic design of it. Very nicely done.
Rosey says
Wow, it’s time for Fall crafting again. I can hardly believe it. These mason jars are adorable.
Nikki (Nicole) says
OMG!!! This is too cute, I love the design and colors, you’re so creative!!
Ave says
What a cute idea for fall decorations! I’m sure my daughter would love to help me create some of these adorable mason jar pumpkins to decorate our home.
Manuela Williams says
Thank you Ave! I’m sure this will be a fun project for the two of you to do!
Ty @ Mama of 3 Munchkins says
These are super cute and so festive! I’ll definitely have to make these.
Stephanie says
I’m so glad Fall is on its way soon. These are such cute crafts and I have a ton of mason jars.
Ashleigh Walls says
I have a ton of mason jars lying around that I could do this with! My best friend would love do this craft with me, thanks for sharing.
Hannah says
Aw so cute! It would totally be great to fill with candy as well!
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Cyndee says
These are so cute! Thank you for sharing on Idea Box!
Theresa @DearCreatives says
These are adorable. I’ve made a few mason jar crafts myself but, love your diy. Pinned to try this sometime.
Erin @ Making Memories says
These are so dang cute!