Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornament
All you need is twine, mason jar lids, ribbon and hot glue to make this simple Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornament!
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Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornament
Adults and kids alike will love making this super cute Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornament. All you need are a few simple supplies and you’re on your way. No special skills are required. I love crafts like this one that are easy, but make such an adorable end product.
These Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornaments would be perfect for making as gifts, as a craft project with kids or to sell at a holiday craft show. They have a fun, rustic farmhouse feel to them and I’m sure just about anyone would love to receive one of these ornaments for Christmas. Scroll down for the full tutorial. Also, if you need more Christmas crafts or recipes, be sure to check out the links below. Happy crafting friends!
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Mason Jar Lid Snowman Ornament
Supplies
Two Regular Mouth Mason Jar Lid Rings
Two Wide Mouth Mason Jar Lid Rings
Jute Twine
Plaid Ribbon (or ribbon of choice)
Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
Hot glue one end of the jute twine to the inside of a mason jar lid ring. Wrap the twine around the ring tightly and neatly until the ring is completely covered.
Once the twine is completely covering the mason jar lid ring, hot glue the end in place. Repeat the process on the remaining lid rings.
Create a loop with a small piece of twine. Glue the loop to the back of each of the small lid rings.
Glue the small ring to the top of the large ring.
Cut a piece of plaid ribbon and tie it around the center of the snowman where the two rings are attached. Trim the ribbon to the desired length.
Fold one end of the ribbon over the top of the knot and secure it in place with a drop of glue. You are done!
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