20+ Of The Best DIY Mason Jar Crafts (for home & more!)

Last Updated on October 7, 2020

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18. Mason Jar Light Makeover

Replace an outdated light cover with a large mason jar! These jars are proving to be pretty versatile. You will find a full video tutorial on YouTube on how to safely make mason jar lights and lanterns. It's important to make sure you create a hole either in the jar somewhere or in the fixture so that the heat can escape when the light is on.

19. Mason Jar To-Go Cups

With a few simple steps, you can turn mason jars into nifty to-go cups. These would make for fun gifts! That's all you will need for this project is a drill or hole punch, a straw and grommets. Go check out the full instructions over at My Frugal Adventures.

20. Mason Jar Holiday Lanterns

With a little bit of tissue paper and mod podge (or watered down glue), you can turn ordinary mason jars into festive holiday lanterns. This looks like a fun project for the kids, too! You can find a full tutorial for this easy project over at Crafts By Amanda!

21. Mason Jar Snowman

Tell me this isn't your favorite snowman project, ever? You can't. It's the most creative and adorable thing I've ever seen made out of a mason jar! This DIY Christmas snowman would look awfully cute perched on any mantel. Go visit Vicki and Amy over at Canary Street Crafts for the tips and instructions, including where to get the supplies.

22. DIY Stenciled Jars

These stenciled jars are absolutely gorgeous, don't you think?! I love how the paint was applied; it almost makes them look like a birch log. Go check out all of the details and instructions for these beautiful stenciled holiday jars over at Vicki Chrisman, including where to get these fabulous stencils!

23. Mason Jar Sconces

No electricity required here! Simple fill a few mason jars with fairy string lights, and hang them from a few stained boards with hooks for this beautiful home decor idea. You will find the full step-by-step tutorial for this project over at Hometalk, and if you're not much of a do-it-yourselfer, the finished product is even available to buy!