Easy to Make Christmas Ornaments With Mason Jar Lids

by Diane - An Extraordinary Day

30 Minutes

Easy

Part of the Christmas Trees on Cars blog hop series this ornament was fun and easy to put together and would be perfect for kids to do, too.

I've been on a Mason Jar tear lately. So when I was trying to figure out how to use this cute fabric for the Christmas Trees on Cars blog hop, my mind leaped to Mason Jar lids and rings.

This is a great craft, because the Mason Jar ring becomes your template and the rest is just cut, glue, and assemble.

By turning the lids "upside down" there is no need for an extra backing. Just glue in place.

After the ring and lid have been assembled and glued... tie on an evergreen tie-on to frame your ornament.

These are so quick and easy to make that you might even want to make a Christmas tree like this one.

Detailed instructions and a full tutorial are over on the blog - AnExtraordinaryDay.net. Come on by for Christmas crafting and decorating inspiration.

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Marchelle Mack-Costigan on Nov 19, 2015
No questions. Just a comment. This was so creative and so easy even I can do this. I am a crafter and know I can make my own awesome version of this. Thanks you so much for sharing. Craft store...here I come :-)

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Linda on Nov 24, 2015
Where did you get the fabric...does Joann carry it? Thanks! These are adorable, and I would love to make a batch for gift-giving!

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Kathy on Dec 05, 2015
I am very new at crafting. Do you know where to purchase the mason jar lids?

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Susie @ The Chelsea Project Blog on Dec 07, 2015
Hi Diane... I finally got by this post !! It's been on my to-do list for so many days! So glad that I went through the post today. It's absolutely adorable. I honestly thought the little cars were cross-stitched. What a relief to discover how easy they are. I can cut. And glue. Lol.. Look forward to seeing more of your cute and easy projects. :-). Susie @ The Chelsea Project

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Diane - An Extraordinary Day on Dec 08, 2015
Thanks Susie! Someone else thought they were cross stitch too. Oh my! I would totally be a wreck if they were. That is sooo not my thing. Love cross stitch... just not doing it. The term describes me perfectly... I get cross while I stitch! LOL Have fun with these. Happy Crafting!

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