Hello there all! Laura here with you today sharing some of our BRAND NEW Mason Jar Lids/chipboard sets!!
Don't you just love these cuties?? They are so simple to grab and make a quick and easy gift! Or they are also fun to create and use in your own home as a fun mason jar topper for a candy container for the holiday, or even fill them with pretty beads or glass or whatever to match the holiday theme!
On this one, the mason jar "lid" is painted black and rimmed in white. It's hard to capture in a picture, but the edge has sparkly glitter glue around that white edge. The lids are easy to make, just layer up the rings and they make the perfect little frame for the mason jar lids. The addition of the perfectly sized chipboard pieces make this all even easier! For this lid insert, the Embellishment Chipboard Punchout LOVE was used. The were painted with acrylic paint and then I added a sentiment and a few enamel dots. All done!
This "XO" outline looks great as a silhouette on a fun patterned paper background.
The "XO" was painted with black acrylic paint, and the lid insert piece was traced and cut out, then glued to the insert. After the painted piece was dry, it was glued on top and the sticker sentiment added.
These chipboard punchouts look great layered up too!
This uses the "Love" sentiment with the heart. To make it easier to layer colors, the scalloped "frame" on the heart is a separate piece from the center heart. So simple! And these can also be used as a sweet little tag added to the ribbon around the mason jar.
Just like this "Be Mine" that was added to the Valentine's jar! Making a set of these makes a great perpetual gift as well! You can buy just the Mason Jar Extra Inserts separately–you can gift one holiday, and then continue to gift other holiday insert sets for other occasions!
Thanks for stopping by today!
Supplies Used:
Clear Scraps: Mason Jar Lid set, Embellishment Chipboard Punchout LOVE
Other: Acrylic paint–black, red, pink, white, glitter glue, foam tape, enamel dots, Doodlebug Hello Again sentiment stickers and patterned paper.
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