Mason jars have come a long way from merely storing food or preserves – they’ve become a crafting/decorating staple! Hopefully you’ve been storing your empties to reuse in a crafty way because here’s the perfect opportunity to create something really special for the holiday season.
Happy crafting!
How to Make a Wintry Frozen Candle Jar Decoration
One of the most enchanting things about the holiday season to me are Christmas lights. I really like mood lighting in general, so for me, nighttime during the holidays is simply magical. Everything seems to be bathed in a warm glow.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – DIYnCrafts
Painted Jolly Snowmen
These are simply adorable and you can actually have so much fun with them. You don’t have to be an incredible artist – just print out a snowman image that you like and trace that onto your jar. From there you can use craft pens to draw in all the little details.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – CraftsbyAmanda
Snowcapped Pinecones
For something really simple, clean and elegant, make yourself some of these candle holders with those jars that you’ve been collecting. Snow, candles and pinecones are such a classic match for Christmastime; as they say: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – CraftsByAmanda
Crocheted Jar Cluster
These darling little jar sweaters are just too cute! They’d look great as a display on your mantelpiece with some tea lights shining through – especially the sewn lace sweater (it’s also the easiest one to make), or even just as a vase for some colorful flowers.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – DottieAngel
A Lovely Christmas Township
This is one of those projects that makes me wonder how I didn’t think of it before. It’s actually so effortless to do – especially with the supplied templates, but don’t be afraid to create your own scene. Bear in mind that the fake snow is a temporary thing that will eventually come off, so if you want something more permanent that you can use again next year, consider flecking white paint with a toothbrush instead.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ShabbyArtBoutique
Snowman Snow Globe
Snow globes have always made me so nostalgic for my childhood; I used to find them so fun and fascinating, but never thought that I’d be able to make my own! It’s a lot easier to make yourself than you’d think, and you can personalize the jolly snowman as you wish. Perfect for a kid’s room, gift, or mantelpiece display.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – FreebieFindingMom
Hot Chocolate Recipe
Everyone loves a nice warm mug of hot chocolate on a chilly day, and everyone loves Rudolph – unless they’re the Grinch. It makes sense then, to create a Rudolph jar of hot chocolate, right? The recipe is delicious (try to get the dark cocoa powder; it makes all the difference!), and the decoration and labels are as cute as they are easy to make.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – TwoMoreMinutes
Rustic Centerpiece
If you’re running around like a headless chicken sorting out the food and drinks for Christmas dinner, and on top of that, getting the house tidy and yourself looking pretty, a centerpiece may not always be high on your list of things to make. This one is quick and easy to put together, yet still looks well thought-out and perfectly planned.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – APrettyLife
Snowman Light
This is a great craft to get the kids involved in – it’s something to keep them busy, get their creative DIY Instructions and Project Credit – juices flowing, and when it’s done, light up their rooms in such a charming, festive way.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – CraftyMorning
Personalized Snow Globe
A snow globe doesn’t necessarily have to feature a snowman; with a jar fake snow and some water, you can pick up any tree, figurine, ornament or pretty item to display inside. It doesn’t even have to be Christmas-themed because the snow globe itself already brings the holiday cheer.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – AnyoneCanDecorate and SimpleCraves&OliveOil
Snowman Luminary
No adult could ever love Christmas as much a child does, so here is another darling craft to get the little ones involved in. This fuzzy-faced snowman luminary will look adorable just about anywhere.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ClubChicaCircle
Cluster Light
You need quite a few jars for this one, so you may need to ask friends or neighbors for some handouts; don’t worry if they’re different sizes, it’ll just add to the rustic charm. It’s a beautiful addition to the outside porch, but it’ll also look absolutely stunning as an indoor chandelier.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – AllThingsHeart&Home
Illuminated Snow Scene
This happy little snowy scene is really easy to make; you can include any Christmassy ornament, but I’m totally in love with the happy little penguin and the way the light shines down on him. Go ahead and make a whole collection to set atop your mantelpiece.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – Bitz&Giggles
What are your favorite Christmas Crafts? Share them in comments
I’ve seen ceramic sculptures of Santa clause kneeling over a Manger with the baby Jesus. I’ve been trying to find a picture of this to paint the silouette on a mason jar like you do with the town and church .I would love to get one .if you can help I’d really appreciate that love all of your crafts , keep them coming ! Thanks Merry
Loving all your art work,keep it up….
Love all of the Mason Jar ideas
Very good ideas thank you
Love all the ideas thank you
does anyone have a place to go to get miniatures like deer and trees for snow globes? Tia. ☺️
Dollar general and dollar tree
I like to no where I can get the patterns for the snowman’s . The jars are blue , white, red … I just love them !
Your crafts are amazing
Really like everything in crafts
Would like to learn how to create mason jars
This is my first joking