You can make your own wedding mason jars in minutes with some cut felt and a little twine. Okay, maybe you are not planning a wedding but these jars are just too cute to resist for any occasion. So, I am actually in two blog hops today. One is for crafts made with items from the dollar store. The other is for quick 15 minute crafts using felt. This fits in with both of those! That is what I call a win-win! You can also see more great ideas at the bottom of this post so don’t miss those.
Want to catch up with the rest of the week of Craft Lightning? Be sure to see the posts from day 1, day 2, day 3, and day 4.
Supplies needed to make these wedding mason jars:
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- Felt (I used the Cricut felt sheets I had on hand but really cheap dollar store felt works just as well!)
- Cricut Cutting Machine (Want to see the difference between the machines? I compared the Cricut Maker and Explore here.) I definitely recommend the Cricut Maker for cutting felt for this project. (NO CRICUT?? Read on to see my advice on still completing this project.)
- Twine
- Hot glue and glue gun
- Mason jars
- Cut file (click here to access in Cricut Design Space)
One of my favorite items to get from the dollar store (or any store frankly) is mason jars. They are so versatile and can be used for a ton of craft projects. Today, I am literally just cutting some felt into shapes and wrapping it around the jars. How easy is that?
I cut my felt with the Cricut Maker just to make this project super simple. You can, however, do something similar with just scissors. The heart pattern one shown can easily be made by cutting yourself. Some of these could even be completely with a hole punch! Get creative if you don’t have a Cricut machine of your own.
If you do have a Cricut Maker, just click here to access the file. Then resize if needed and cut your felt. Now the machine does take a while to cut these strips but I count that as hands off time. You can go do something else while the Cricut does its thing!
All that is left is to wrap the felt strips around each jar and secure with a little bit of hot glue. I also added some tied twine around each one but that is completely optional. A touch of rustic is perfect, however, especially with the elegant look of these wedding mason jars.
I added flowers to my mason jars as a centerpiece but these would also be great with tea lights in them as candle holders. There are so many possibilities!
Will you be making these wedding mason jars for your big day or maybe just for your home? I love how simple and pretty they are and I know you will love them as well.
So, do you love these and want more crafts from the dollar store?
- Dollar Store Sneakers Create And Babble
- Dog Bowl Mat My Repurposed Life
- Spring Bunting Wreath The DIY Village
- DIY Cactus Wreath Mad in Crafts
- Hanging Planters H2O Bungalow
- Fern Wreath Refresh Restyle
- Nautical Style Candle Holder Petticoat Junktion
- Wedding Mason Jars The Country Chic Cottage
- Dilly Dilly Etched Beer Steins The Kim Six Fix
Maybe you want more quick and easy felt crafts?
Start by giving your Valentine one of these felt fortune cookies from Beth Watson Design Studio.
Love tacos? You might just want to make this taco cord holder from Doodle Craft Blog.
Need a great teacher gift idea? Try making these felt hand warmers from It Happens in a Blink.
Get ready for Saint Patrick’s Day with this pinch proof pin from Hey Let’s Make Stuff.
Need a bookmark? Try making these felt cat bookmarks from Happiness is Homemade.
A cupcake Valentine’s Day card like this one from Creativities Galore is easy to make.
Know someone that loves coffee? Make them this adorable felt coffee cozy from A Sweet Berry.
This felt wall banner from Happy Go Lucky is perfect for your little one’s room.
Turn felt and stamps into bookmarks in minutes with this tutorial from Leap Of Faith Crafting.
Our guest co-hostess, Laura’s Crafty Life, has a great felt eyeglass case that would make the perfect gift.
So will you be making our wedding mason jars or one of these other great craft projects? I can’t wait to see what you make!
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Jessica says
February 2, 2018 at 7:28 amThis is so pretty!
gail says
February 2, 2018 at 11:28 amAngie,
Your mason jar craft is sooo cute! I think these would be perfect with candles in them. Felt is so versatile-so much to do with it!
thanks for being part of the Squad!
gail
Laura says
February 2, 2018 at 5:28 pmThese are beautiful Angie!
[email protected] says
February 3, 2018 at 6:04 amWhat a fun idea! I’d use these on a picnic table too. Pinned!
The Freshman Cook says
February 9, 2018 at 3:48 pmThese are so adorable! I can see these looking so cute for a wedding or any party or picnic, inside or outside! Thanks for sharing at Celebrate It!
Michelle Leslie says
February 10, 2018 at 3:05 amThey turned out gorgeous Angie. I have a whole bunch of the sticky felt that I was going to use for another project but I think I’ll be using them to make some of these instead
Julie says
February 11, 2018 at 5:57 amThey are so pretty, my cousin is getting married later this year, I’ll pin this and show them. 🙂
Laura says
February 11, 2018 at 6:21 amI love this idea. So clever and so easy to do.
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