Witch Hat Mason Jars – Halloween Crafts with Mason Jars.
Sometimes the best craft ideas hit you when you’re in the craft store.
There I was at Michael’s. I had a very specific list of things to buy. Things that I needed for my Etsy shop. Paint and paint brushes. But along the way to the paint aisle …
I spotted some ribbon.
And not just any old ribbon. Halloween themed ribbon.
So I stood there in front of the display picking up and putting down various spools of ribbon. I was drawn to them … but wasn’t sure what to do with them. I was indecisive (mostly because I’ve sworn off buying craft supplies without a plan in place first; I have buckets and bins and drawers filled with random craft supplies!)
And then I saw it …
the witch shoes ribbon.
The witch shoes ribbon!
Ding. Ding. Ding.
And I thought won’t they look great wrapped around a mason jar, topped with a mini felt witch hat (a random craft supply purchase I made a few years ago with zero idea of what to do with them!).
How To Make Witch Hat Mason Jars
Materials*
2.5″ Witch Shoe Ribbon (I found mine at Michael’s)
Tape
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Wrap ribbon around center of jar & tape one end in place.
Cut a length and fold over end.
Tape in place.
Add witch hat.
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I love these! They are just too stinkin’ cute! I may have to give this project a try! Hugs!
ADORABLE!!! Will be sharing this with my daughter who loves all things Halloween! Found you at the inspire-me-monday-week-398
I LOVE all your creative ideas with mason jars… you never cease to amaze me! Love the music you having playing for this post, too! It made me smile! Hope to see you at Tuesday Turn About this week!
I am volunteer at a historic farmhouse and I made “pretend” grape jelly in an old Ball canning jar by melting old purple candles and topping it off with a layer of paraffin wax. It actually looked like grape jelly. I really enjoyed looking at your innovative uses for Mason jars. The jar with the witch feet ribbon on it is so Halloween. I also have a blog entitled “Farmhouse Magic Blog” but I don’t have any Mason or Ball jars on it.