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Jessica, from the blog Two Shades of Pink, shows us how to add a festive pop to any table setting using just a Mason jar, colorful paper and a hole punch.![2. Mason Jars with Puffed Lettering]()
We are smitten with Pure and Noble's puffy lettering on Mason jars — which she hand-wrote using a glue gun and puffy paint.![3. Light Preserved]()
We Design Studios was commissioned to create this gorgeous Mason jar chandelier. Love it? Check out their online store. Or, if you're feeling extra crafty, why not head over to Home Depot and whip up your own?![4. Painted Mason Jars]()
My Greenbrae Cottage blogger Celeste demonstrates how to add a colorful tint to Mason jars.![5. Mason Jar Planter]()
Not Just a Housewife blogger Stacy created this amazing Mason jar planter.![6. Mason Jar Cookie Mix]()
We included Bakerella's Mason Jar Cow Girl Cookie Mix in our "Make Your Own Party Favors" slideshow, so of course we had to mention it again! Not only is it a great party favor, but it makes a perfect last-minute gift.![7. RAINBOW Heart Shaped Mason Jar Chandelier]()
Finally, we couldn't resist sharing this fun and colorful heart-shaped chandelier created by BootsNGus (available for purchase on Etsy.com, $215.00).Do More With Mason Jars
The Mason jar has been around a long time. Philadelphia tinsmith John Landis Mason invented the Mason jar as a means to store and preserve perishable foods. Amazingly, they're still used today for the same purposes … if not for more crafty endeavors. So, we compiled a list of our favorite do-it-yourself Mason jar crafts from around the web:
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