25 Adorable Christmas Mason Jar Crafts You Can Make Today

For a Mason jar gift you can make in bulk, try these easy candles. Wrap the jar with wide plaid ribbon and secure with three jute strings tied in a bow. Hot-glue a pinecone and artificial greenery to the bow. To add a finishing touch to this easy Christmas craft, wood-burn a snowflake or polka-dots onto four wooden beads and thread onto four of the string ends. Place a tall, slender pillar candle in the jar.

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A Mason jar filled with sugar cookie trees and a reindeer is a sweet way to spread holiday cheer. Fill your jar with a couple inches of granulated sugar to set the scene. Wrap the top with battery-operated fairy lights to complete the look.

Editor's Tip: Decorate your sugar cookie cutouts with homemade royal icing.

Put a modern spin on the classic Christmas snowglobe with this gorgeous DIY project. Use a bottlebrush Christmas tree (we love the pink!) and some fake snow to create a stunning winter wonderland inside a Mason jar. Make a whole set with different sizes of Mason jars and turn this project into a mantel display or Christmas centerpiece.

Breadboards with canning jars attached are a festive way to display holiday floral selections like lamb's ear sprigs and faux pomegranates. To create, screen a hose clamp to a purchased breadboard. Hang from the wall and insert a glass jar. Fill with your favorite seasonal flowers, herbs, or greenery (like these Lamb's Ear Flocked Leaves, from $2.39, Etsy).

Make a gorgeous Christmas centerpiece with recycled glass jars. Gather various sizes of Mason jars and fill them with faux branches, berries, faux snow and glitter. Fill the rest of the jar with liquid, seal the lid shut and arrange the DIY snowglobes into a show-stopping centerpiece.

We turned spare Mason jar lids into adorable DIY Christmas ornaments by adding a few embellishments. Use hot glue to attach trimmed boxwood leaves (you can use preserved real leaves or go faux!) to the top of a Mason jar lid ring, then add pinecones, mini ornaments or other holiday accessories to decorate the wreaths. We think these handmade Christmas crafts make gorgeous package toppers or stocking stuffers.

Vintage Mason jars paired with natural elements add a rustic touch to any holiday decor. To make, place a leafy branch at the bottom of a large jar or vase, and fill two-thirds of the jar with water. Drop in a handful of cranberries, and add a floating candle.

Create a gorgeous winter scene inside a sealed Mason jar. Glue decorative trees (like a DIY bottlebrush tree!) and animals to the underside of the jar's lid, then fill the jar with liquid and glitter and seal shut. When you're done making the Mason jar snow globes, you'll be able to shake the jar and watch the glitter fall over the scene.

Did you know you can bake jars? You can—and that's exactly how these little snowmen came to be, filled with delicious mini brownie cheesecakes or cookies in a jar. Once the cheesecakes cool, place the lids on the jars. Cut the toe from one baby sock, and wrap the cut end with twine. Glue pom-poms on each end of the twine. Slide the sock hat over the top jar. Make a cone with a piece of orange construction paper for the nose and glue to the jar, along with two black pom-poms for eyes. Stack on top of another jar. Embellish the bottom jar with a ribbon "scarf" tied around the lid and two pom-pom "buttons" in a matching color.

For the busy friend who's always on the go, wrap up a worry-free weeknight dinner. Fill this Mason jar Christmas gift with bow tie pasta and a second with homemade pesto, marinara, or other favorite sauce. Add white yarn to colander holes to create a snowflake look. Finish with a festive bow and printable tag bearing holiday wishes.

Display evergreen sprigs in jars hand-painted by you. Start with clean, dry jars. Spray-paint the outside of each jar with green spray paint and let dry. (Use a paint suited for glass.) Wrap lace around the jar and adhere with a light coat of spray adhesive. (Choose a lace that has plenty of open areas.) Spray gold paint over the lace, again using paint that’s suited for glass. Let the paint dry and remove the lace. Place a small evergreen sprig in the center of the jar. Fill with soil, packing to secure the sprig in place. Add a little water. (Even though the evergreen sprig has no roots, the water will keep it fresh through the holiday season.)

Holiday bracelets make easy embellishments for Mason jar candleholders. Simply wrap the bangles around the rims to add a dash of holiday charm. Then fill the jars with water and float a tea-light candle in each and group them to form a holiday centerpiece.

Spread Christmas cheer and good vibes with a Mason jar of "Complimentary Chocolates." Cut pieces of decorative papers to wrap around mini candy bars. (We used Hershey Miniatures, and our papers are 2-3/4x1-3/8 inches.) Write encouraging notes or compliments on each paper for the recipient. Wrap the papers around the chocolates and fill the jar. Decorate the top of the jar with a circle of paper, secured with glue, and wrap washi tape around the lid. Attach a tag that says "Complimentary Chocolates" to the jar with ribbon.

After the holidays, there's still a whole lotta winter left. Help your friends carry on with a "winter survival kit" packaged cutely in a Mason jar. Fill the jar with small items like lotion, tissues, lip balm, and a handful of chocolates. Dress up the jar with with ribbon, a die-cut snowflake, and add a paper circle to the lid.

Glittering ribbons and pretty bows take Christmas gifts from basic to beautiful, so why not try the same treatment to create a Mason jar Christmas decoration? Tie traditional red-and-green ribbon around the rim of a Mason jar, or coordinate colors with your holiday decor.

Dress up your Christmas candles and vases with these darling DIY cozies—no knitting required! To make, cut off the cuff of a sweater arm to a length that will fit your container, plus 2 inches. Fold under the extra length and secure with hot glue. Bedazzle with tiny jingle bells to finish the Christmas Mason jar candles.

Sweet treats served in Mason jars make cute and quick holiday party favors or hostess gifts. Use them for layered treats, like trifles, or whip up your favorite cookie mix. Cover the lid with a stamped cloth to add a personal touch.

This gift is for the birds—literally! Simply fill a jar with birdseed and embellish the jar. Add whimsy to this simple gift by painting or stamping a bird on the jar, and top it with a ribbon and handmade tag. Birds attracted to your winter garden will enjoy this treat all season!

Creating custom family snow globes is easier than you think! Simply cut out family photos and laminate them. Then affix to the center of a Mason jar lid with hot glue. Fill the jar with water, stopping about 1/2 inch from the lip. Add glitter, glitter flakes, confetti, or sequins. You can also mix in 1 Tbsp. glycerine to thicken the water. Add a bead of hot glue along the underside of the jar lid, then screw it on tight; finish with ribbon, string, or washi tape. Invert to display the Christmas Mason jars.

Make this set of "snow globes" for a friend who says her style is vintage decor. Hot-glue small figurines and bottlebrush trees to the bottoms of vintage-looking jars (we picked ours up at a crafts store). Spoon in glitter to create sparkly snow. Re-place the lids and tie with jute.

Baby, it's cold outside, but these mini succulent gardens will make you think spring has arrived! To create your own terrarium, add a layer of pebbles to the bottom of a Mason jar, followed by a layer of soil. Next, place your plants and add any other greenery—we like how moss gives a bit of extra dimension. Finish the outside of the project with twine and silk leaves or flowers.

How's this for a DIY Mason Jar Christmas gift? Fill equal measures of hot cocoa mix, chocolate chips, and mini marshmallows. Cut out a fabric circle larger than the jar lid using pinking shears. Tie a small ornament around the jar lid and top with the fabric circle. Secure in place with a piece of ribbon.

For a nontraditional take on snow globes, craft a set of holiday snow scenes using jars. Sprinkle faux snow in the bottom of the jar, and add trinkets and small toys. Top with ribbons, lace, or sprigs of holly, and display on your mantel or as a Mason jar Christmas centerpiece for all to enjoy.