Mason jars are easy and fun to craft with and use to decorate your home. Check out this easy snow covered mason jar and see how you can use these in your home this holiday season.

Easy Snow Covered Mason Jar Craft - Creative Ramblings

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I’ve shared quite a few Christmas and winter jars over the years. A winter luminary, snowman jar gift, plants, and so much more. Yet I keep creating with them.

Why do I love glass jars so much?

For starters I save all my glass jars and collect them on a shelf in my basement. When inspiration strikes I can just grab a jar and start creating. I have used these jars to organize my craft room and decorate for Thanksgiving.

A pretty craft and saving the planet just a little by reusing an old jar. You really can’t go wrong!

Today’s snow covered mason jar is made mostly with Dollar Tree supplies. I grabbed a jar from my stash and the rest of the supplies at my local Dollar Tree.

Watch the Snow Covered Mason Jar Video for more details.

You can use these first basic steps to cover your jar in snow, then get creative and add your own festive touches to these jars. They look great in multiples lining a mantle or collected in a group as a centerpiece. The options are endless!

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Easy Snow Covered Mason Jar

A pretty snow covered mason jar craft using Dollar Tree supplies.

Active Time 15 minutes

Additional Time 30 minutes

Total Time 45 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Materials

Mason jar
Mod Podge
Epsom salt
Twine
Ornaments

Tools

Paint brush
Paper plate
Scissors

Instructions

Start by painting the outside of the jar with a thin layer of Mod Podge.
Hold the jar over a paper plate and sprinkle on epsom salt. You can also pour the salt onto the plate and press the sides of the jar into it until the salt sticks to the jar.
Set the jar aside and let it dry for at least 30 minutes.
When the jar is dry tie a piece of twine around the top and string an ornament or 2 around the top. Or choose whatever embellishments fit your decor to decorate these jars.
Add a tea light and use these jars to decorate your home for Christmas.

I love a good Dollar Tree project almost as much as I love jar crafts. I team up with a few ladies now and then to bring you dollar store proejcts for the season. You’ll find this month’s holiday projects below. Be sure to click over to view the full posts.