There are just too many fun uses for these jars.
My stash is ever growing, as I can’t seem to make it through Walmart without picking up a case. They’re just such a cheap investment.
My stash is ever growing, as I can’t seem to make it through Walmart without picking up a case. They’re just such a cheap investment.
Craig thinks I’m nuts. BUT in my defense, I do plan on putting these beautiful little treasures to use.
From canning homemade salsa (have I mentioned that I planted a garden.. oh no, not the one you’re thinking of, that one died. I just re-planted one… hoping I don’t kill this one too) to making homemade Christmas gifts.
From canning homemade salsa (have I mentioned that I planted a garden.. oh no, not the one you’re thinking of, that one died. I just re-planted one… hoping I don’t kill this one too) to making homemade Christmas gifts.
So, I’ve scoured Pinterest, several blogs and Etsy to find some of the best uses and cutest ideas. Check out what I’ve found:
I love the idea of mason jar candles. It’s like a 2for1 deal.
Look at these clever Save The Date’s. Perfect for the rustic wedding!
MMM. Make these fancy cups with lids which can be purchased here.
Great idea for your Fourth of July Party.
OR
What about using this idea:
Instead of serving cans of soda, serve pint jars of lemonade and or sweet tea.
YES, Please.
I NEED these dish towels! OMG!
Everyone is loving the mason jar chandeliers right now.
Including myself.
This screen printed t-shirt is great.
The fact that the jars are hand-drawn makes it even better.
While everyone is raving over the chandeliers pictured above, myself included, I am obsessing over this Sconce!
Mason Jars as centerpieces?
Simple. Elegant. Perfect.
HELLO! Never let your lettuce go brown again!
Great for anyone on the go.
AND my favorite!
The Aqua Ball Jar as a vase.
#kristanlynn
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Love the mason jar towels, and the pendant light! Okay, I love them all! Such a great collection you found.
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ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and it is great. Oh No I truly understand I love, love jars of any type and esp. mason jars. That is such a great idea to serve beverages iced down and I really like the cute lid with the straw.
Thanks for sharing
Kathy
I love Mason Jars, too. I have all of my herbs stored in them. Another fun use is to make solar lanterns with them. I've made a soap dispenser out of one, too:
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so funny, I was at the thrift store yesterday and found a small one, i'm like hmmm what can i do with this?? the candle and center piece with the floating candles. Absolutly LOVE it! Thanks for finding those great ideas! love coming to your blog!
ReplyDeleteI started obsessing over masons about two years ago, and they seem to have grown even more popular since then. The best thing was finding 6 blue masons at goodwill for less than a dollar each right before I moved from Michigan. BEST. SCORE. EVER. I have all of my kitchen utensils in them on the counter, use them as canisters for sugar/flour/rice, and hold my toothbrushes in them in the bathroom. Plus Erik found a million of quart size clear ones on the property he bought here. I even found some literally BURIED in the ground (w/ a bunch of other misc glass bottles) from like 40 years ago at least - crazy southern hoarders lol!! But I bleached the crap out of them and now have a ton of reclaimed jars for canning. YAY masons :)
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas! Especially the serving lemonade or whatever in them instead of soda! I'm totally doing that at my next party!
ReplyDeleteThis post is perfectly timed, because we found an empty mason jar hiding in one of our cabinets (probably from my husband's old roommate?). Now I have some ideas to consider!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! I love the floating candle centerpiece.
ReplyDeleteLOL..I just spent yesterday washing out a couple dozen vintage and antique Aqua mason jars..quart, half gallon and pint. If it will WORK, I am planning to replace my exterior light above my front door with an aqua canning jar. We switched to those curly bulbs and now the old shade won't fit anymore!
ReplyDeleteMason Jars are the best. Who knew something so simple could be so versatile! I love collecting them too, although I'm finding it hard to find room in my small apartment to display them all =)
ReplyDeleteThe mason jar ideas inspired me to create solar lights for our deck and flower area. I used wide mouth jars and filled them to about 2 inches from the top with pearlized glass stones (several colors). I then used recycled solar light caps from old walkway lights. Gorilla glued them to the mason jar lid so that I can still access the battery and change the stones if I like. Turned out great! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love Mason Jars. I just bought huge boxes of them because I am using these as a big part of my wedding. Using them at centerpieces and putting tealight candles in them and hanging them from branches on the trees around the reception area. This blog actually gave me some more ideas. Love them all.
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ReplyDeleteI moved from Michigan. best. score. ever. I have all of my kitchen utensils in them on the counter, use them as canisters for sugar/flour/rice, and hold my toothbrushes in them in the bathroom
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