Mason Jar Crafts So Cute You’ll Have to Make Them

Learn how to make this DIY house number with a wood slice! Make your address clear with a pretty display at the same time.

I love that you can change the display in the center of this mason jar lamp depending on the season.

This gorgeous display is perfect for a wedding, party, or just to enjoy inside your home.

Grab your power tools and a mason jar to make this really nice lantern that is powered by the sun!

Learn how to make a faux terrarium using supplies from the craft store! This is very easy, vintage style home decor.

Crystal used crushed seashells and decoupage medium to make this beautiful vase.

This amazing chandelier uses mason jars and tealights to make a statement.

Get your indoor herb garden or flowers off the counter and up on the wall with this farmhouse planter made of wood and mason jars.

This 'Watch Me Grow' planter is easy to make and would be a great gift for Mother's Day. Fill it with an existing plant, or put a seed packet inside.

Learn how to make these Christmas apothecary jars (they hold candy!) for your holiday mantel or decor.

Keep all those bathroom supplies off of the counter with this cool wall organizer.

Scrap wood, mason jars and twine come together to make this cute utensil caddy. I love that it can be used for any themed party year round.

Learn how to make chalk paint mason jars with succulents for spring. Perfect for a kitchen windowsill or a seasonal mantel!

This would look so cute in a playroom or little kid's room! I love the long succulent mane.

These sand terrariums are a perfect pairing of a craft you loved as a kid combined with painted succulents! It’s really easy to do with any colors.

A floating wick makes this oil lamp work. It is filled with olive oil, essential oils and pretty holiday items like dried orange slices and cinnamon sticks.

Pick your favorite shade of metallic spray paint and turn your mason jars into beautiful vases.

This method is an awesome way to grow herbs – you could also use it for beautiful wall sconces.

Put battery-powered fairy lights in a mason jar. These would look nice on tables at an outdoor party at night!

Use textured Epsom salt and Mod Podge to make these gorgeous mason jar Christmas luminaries! These are easy and so pretty for winter with the faux snow.

These painted mason jars are themed just for a teacher – a pencil, ruler and chalkboard.

Get your craft supplies in order with these labeled mason jars. Just group like items together and add a chalkboard paint label.

Follow this simple tutorial to upcycle a glass jar you have hanging out in your pantry. This summer craft is perfect for parties and picnics!

Give a Mother’s Day gift that she will never forget – this floral vase idea with a printable is a piece-of-cake and you can make it in a couple of minutes!

Turn your builder grade bathroom fixture into a farmhouse style light using mason jars!

Maybe you need table decorations for a party or wedding on a budget? Mason jar centerpieces are a great idea!

Imagine this lit up with a candle inside at night. It really looks like stained glass (bubbles and all)!

Add picnic foods to a jar in layers and attach a fork for eating! This is not only cute for a picnic, it would be a nice make ahead idea for a party.

Drill into the lid and add a soap dispenser to give a mason jar a great new purpose.

Proudly display your spices by putting them in mason jars and labeling them. This looks much better than the containers they come in!

This is a quick idea for a Christmas decoration or as part of a centerpiece! Easy to make, and budget friendly.

Embellish mason jars with fabric and Mod Podge to make a fun and festive fall gift.

Mini mason jars are perfect for turning into pin cushions – which are useful and also provide storage below.

Turn your recessed kitchen lighting into mason jar pendant lights! It only takes about 20 minutes and $20.

These are perfect for fall! Find out how to make 'flowers' out of pinecones and use them to decorate mason jars.

For instant décor, choose one of these three ways to paint your mason jar – each just takes a few minutes.

Paint and label large mason jars for your kitchen. Such a pretty way to leave out ingredients you commonly use.

Grab some map printouts and your Mod Podge, and make the cutest mason jar craft ever – a map lantern! This is such a fun and easy craft idea.

Yes, you could just use empty jars to hold your toothpaste and toothbrushes, but why not his & hers?

If you love pumpkins as much as I do, this pumpkin mason jar is a perfect fall idea. This jack o’ lantern is really easy to paint!