Ten Mason Jar Crafts

Hey y'all!

I've been super slack on blogging these past few days! School is getting busy!

So I thought I'd jump back into the swing of things and show you some of my new pins on Pinterest!

10 Mason Jar Crafts

(I'm from the South so y'all knew it was coming!!) ;)

Source: curbly.com via Erika on Pinterest

I already posted a tutorial on these, but I just LOVE them!!

Source: google.com via Belle on Pinterest

Mason jar luminaries with tissue paper and Modge Podge and a tea light!

Source: curbly.com via Jane on Pinterest

Mini personal pies!

Source: momtastic.com via Elizabeth on Pinterest

Mason jar sewing kit/pin cushion!

Source: weepingcherries.wordpress.com via Heather on Pinterest

Mason jar craft storage!

Source: emmalinebride.com via Meg on Pinterest

Pretty centerpiece with floating candles!

Source: junkmarketstyle.com via Andrea on Pinterest

For the holidays!

Source: weheartit.com via Tiffany on Pinterest

Mason jars with glow in the dark paint splattered inside!

Source: prettystuff.tumblr.com via yilin c on Pinterest

Vases for flower arrangements!

Source: etsy.com via Mary on Pinterest

Mason jar chandelier!

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Burlap & Doily Luminaries

Hey y'all!

So I'm pretty much obsessed with all things Mason jar, and I came across this idea for DIY luminaries using Mason jars! Similar to my Book Jar luminaries but a whole different style.

If you missed my how-to on Book Jar luminaries, you can see it HERE.

Supplies:

Glass Jars

Adhesive Spray (like Elmer's craft bond)

Doilies (fabric NOT paper)

Burlap

Twine, buttons, and/or ribbon

Directions:

Make sure jars are clean and dry. Spray doily with adhesive spray and press in place onto Mason jar.

Spray the rim with adhesive spray, then wrap with burlap.

You can also wrap the rim with a pretty ribbon then tie a piece of twine around the rim as well. Tie them both in a bow.

Another option is to use the canning jar lid, then wrap that with twine or loose threads from your burlap. Thread two of the ends through a button and tie in a knot.

This craft idea and all pictures were re-blogged from HERE.