40 Easy Things To Do With Mason Jars

It’s just amazing when you think about the things that you can make from a single item that you might have thrown away during the years as useless. The mason jar is one of those things that you probably have dozens of stashed away in your home without using them. But just because you don’t need them anymore for their original purpose doesn’t mean that you can’t make use of them. On the contrary, mason jars are a very popular platform for many DIY projects that do not require any specific skills and materials to craft by yourself. You can use them to craft all kinds of items, for example party decorations, storage, lights, home decor etc. There are just way too many things that you can craft from mason jars to list here so we’ll let you see them by yourself in the images below.

If you are still wondering why you should craft items by yourself instead of buying them from a store you probably haven’t got any free time and too much spare money in your pockets. Turning old and unused items with the help of DIY ideas into something that you can use again is good for many reasons such as cleaning out storage, saving money and improving your crafting skills.
In this collection of 40 Easy Things To Do With Mason Jars we are going to show you a solid amount of creative ideas that can inspire you with motivation to roll your sleeves up, dig up some old mason jars and start crafting. Enjoy!

Make an Oil Lamp

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Match Holder

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Fill with String Lights

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Sewing Kit

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Wall-Hung Bathroom Storage

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Wall Planters

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Children’s Craft Storage

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Yarn Dispensers

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Ribbon Dispensers

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Pizza in a Jar

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Magnetic Spice Rack Using Mini Mason Jars

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Button Storage

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Painted Vases

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Hanging Tea Light Holder

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Candle Holders

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Cupcake in a Jar

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Make a Terrarium

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Store Salads for a Picnic or Quick Lunch

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Label with a Hot Glue Gun

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Use Them as Picture Frames

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“Fireflies in a Jar” Night Lantern

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Make a Soap Dispenser

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Replace a Busted Blender Jar

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S’mores in a Jar

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Create a Chandelier

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Easy Place Settings

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Single-Serving Pie in a Jar

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Sippy Cup

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Update a Wall Sconce

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Add a Salt Spout for Easy Pouring Capabilities

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Add a Cuppow to Turn Your Jar into a Travel Mug

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Glue Jars Together to Create an Office Supply Organizer

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Decorate with a Rope Container

Pre-Make Cocktails for a Party

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Use a Stencil and Chalkboard Paint to Customize Mason Jars

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Make a Table Lamp

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Serve Oysters on Ice in Mini Mason Jars

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Create a Snow Globe

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Make an Air Freshener

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Make Overnight, No-Cook Refrigerator Oatmeal

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Make an Ice Cream Kit

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