Digital cover and sample pages for a Mason Jar Christmas collection, featuring printable gift tags, jar labels, wrapping templates, and project planning guides across 64 pages.
Three glass mason jar lanterns containing lit candles sit on a snowy wooden surface, with a blurry Christmas tree in the background.

Mason Jar Christmas: The Complete Collection (12 Projects + Printable Wraps, Tags & Holiday Planner)

$27.00

Twelve mason jar Christmas projects from dollar-store jars, the printable wraps, labels and gift tags to finish them, and a handmade-holiday planner that keeps it all to one shopping trip. Most of the gift jars come together in fifteen minutes or less.

A 64-page printable PDF. Download it right after checkout.

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Description

One dollar-store shopping trip. Twelve jars. A Christmas that glows from your own kitchen table.
For the mom who’d love a handmade Christmas but doesn’t have a free Saturday to find one on Pinterest.

You know how it goes. You save forty jar ideas in October, and by the second week of December you’re standing in the craft aisle trying to remember which one needed the Epsom salt. Then the teacher gifts are due Friday and you’re buying gift cards again.

I’ve been there. So I put every mason jar project I pull out at Christmas into one book, with the supply list, the templates and the timeline already done.

This is the whole collection from my Mason Jar Magic workshop. If you made the luminaries with me, projects 1 to 3 will look familiar. The other nine are new: decor, keepsakes, and the gift jars that take care of half your Christmas list.

What’s inside (64 printable pages):

  • Twelve step-by-step projects, each with the time, the cost per jar, the difficulty and everything you’ll need on one card: three glowing luminaries, a waterless snow globe jar, a mason jar snowman, a Christmas table centerpiece, an Advent countdown jar, a Christmas memory jar, and four gift jars (a cocoa night kit, a cookie mix jar, a layered candy jar and a teacher-and-neighbor jar)
  • 26 glow-through jar wraps: 13 designs (snowflake, star, Christmas tree, candy cane, ornament, bells, holly, gingerbread, moon and stars, hearts, mittens, snowman and Joy), each in pint AND quart sizes
  • 20 gift tags, recipe tags and lid labels, plus 24 Advent prompt strips and blanks for your own family
  • The master supply list, so it really is one trip to the dollar store
  • A handmade-holiday planner: a gift list, a jar-gift budget tracker, a make-ahead timeline for the weeks of December, and a shopping checklist

Don’t try to make all twelve. That’s how craft books end up back on the shelf. Pick the one that made you smile, make it this week, and let the rest wait their turn. One finished jar beats twelve planned ones, every time.

Do I need to be crafty? No. Eight of the twelve are marked Easiest, and the gift jars are mostly layering things into a jar and tying on a tag.
Will it cost a fortune in supplies? Most jars run a few dollars each, and the cost is printed on every project so you can choose before you shop.
Can my kids help? Yes. The cocoa kits, the cookie jars and the Advent strips are good little-hands jobs.

I’m Robin, a mom of four, and a grandmother of seven. These are the jars I come back to every Christmas.

Comes as a printable PDF, 64 pages, US letter. Print what you need at 100% (“actual size”) and keep the rest for next year. It’s a digital download, so nothing ships; your link arrives as soon as checkout is done.

Done is better than perfect, y’all. Crooked bows read handmade with love, because they are.

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