Diy Christmas Old Fashioned Mason Jars

It's beginning to await a lot like…Christmas?

I am happy to say, that yeah, it is.  Christmas is slowly making its way into The Everyday Home in the center of October.  But, earlier y'all get yourselves all bent out of shape, I will say it's for a very good cause.  I am ornament making in an attempt to get a caput start and then I am not sitting up all dark before nosotros put upwardly the tree to finish them.  I think y'all can empathize that.  Non merely that, I am taking function in an amazing effect chosen the 31 Days of Handmade Christmas Ornaments.  31 Bloggers and 31 Ornament ideas.  Oh Jolly, jolly, jolly!  I can't expect to testify you my DIY Mason Jar Lid Christmas Decoration.

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I am so happy to be joining an amazing group of ladies for this early on Christmas consequence. I think you lot will detect a ton of inspiration. I volition be sharing a list of links to all the participants below, so delight brand sure you follow to the cease.

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A few days ago I said I had some Christmas decorating plans already running through my heed.  My theme for this year will be "Mad for Plaid."  I hope to carry plaid throughout our home in varying ways.  Concluding year, I put up a minor tree in our breakfast room and I loved having it at that place.  So, I decided to brand some Farmhouse style ornaments which I will use on that tree.

Nothing says farmhouse more than Stonemason Jars.  I beloved Christmas Ornaments using Mason Jar Lids, then I decided to incorporate a few elements I love all into one.  I chose to use the large mouth jar lids.

I already had some Christmas themed scrapbook papers from last year, but could not resist picking up 1 more design.  Look at the cute, vintage car with tree design on top.   LOVE!

To start, I simply used one of the lids to draw circles on the back of the newspaper and so I cut them out.

Next, I glued the cut out scrapbook newspaper circumvolve inside of the lid, pattern side downward.

I follow that up by gluing the outer function of the lid, with the shiny side on top.

This is how it looked once the paper circle was inserted and the chapeau glued into place.

I had a good friend who has a local store create a sheet of stickers for me.  I had her brand a sheet of deer designs and a sheet of snowflakes.  I volition share her contact info in my resources below.   I decided to utilise the deer for these ornaments and will use the snowflakes later.

These were about ii″ in size and were perfect for the middle of the mason jar lids.

Next, I needed to add an ornament hanger.  Jute twine was perfect and carried the rustic wait.

Make sure you cut off the excess jute at the very bottom of the knot so information technology lays flat.  A glob of hot glue holds it into place.

I too added a few extra pocket-size touches…some greenery and berries and a small. jute bow.   I made a few unlike ornaments with three of the newspaper designs and here is the finished decoration…

It doesn't get much more farmhouse and Christmas than this does it?  Plaid, Mason Jar Lids, Deer, Jute.  Cheque, cheque.

For the cute, vintage reddish car paper, I left it plain and made certain the car was centered.   Isn't it darling?

Hither is the third newspaper design.  I love the font bacjground.  Information technology's a smashing coordinating print with the plaid.

I am debating other ornaments which will accompany these Bricklayer Jar Lid Christmas Ornament on the breakfast room tree. I have a few ideas in mind.  But, rustic and plaid and farmhouse will behave the theme.

I promise you enjoyed this project, and especially how piece of cake they are to make.

Please make sure yous visit all of the lovely ladies who have shared ornaments starting on October 1st

and running through October 31st.

Have a beautiful week… xxoo, Barb

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I purchased all of my papers at Hobby Lobby.

Large Mouth Stonemason Jar Lids |Plaid Scrapbook Papers

Jute Twine |  Christmas Berries 

Deer Stickers by Trendy Transformations

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Hither are a few more than Christmas projects by The Everyday Abode to get yous in the mood.

Scrapbook Paper Covered J-O-Y Letters

DIY Mini Boxwood Wreaths

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Here are all 31 Bloggers in order of their appearance:

Day i – The Lightheaded Pearl :: Day 2 –Yesterday on Tuesday

Day 3 – Cupcakes and Crinoline :: Mean solar day four – An Extraordinary 24-hour interval

Day five – Knick of Fourth dimension :: Solar day 6 – Pet Scribbles :: Day vii – Simply Kelly Designs

Day viii – Town and Country Living :: Solar day 9 – Petticoat JUNKtion

Day 10 – The Everyday Home :: Twenty-four hour period 11 – Up on Tippy Toes

Twenty-four hours 12 – Remodelando la Casa :: 24-hour interval xiii – DIY 180 :: Day fourteen – 504 Main

Day 15 – Sum of their Stories :: Day sixteen – At Home with Jemma

Day 17 – The Kim Six Fix :: Day xviii – Shabby Art Boutique

Day 19 – Stone Gable Weblog :: 24-hour interval 20 – Morena's Corner

Day 21 – My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia

24-hour interval 22 – Our Southern Home :: Day 23 – Domestically Speaking

Solar day 24 – The Crafting Nook :: Day 25 – Sweet Pea

Day 26 – Dukes and Duchesses :: Day 27 – Heathered Nest

Day 28 – Lovely Etc. :: Day 29 – Modernistic Podge Rocks

Mean solar day 30 – Running with a Glue Gun :: Day 31 – All Things Heart and Home

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