Showcase the true meaning of the holiday with DIY Thankful Mason Jars for Thanksgiving
Another day, another mason jar craft.
What can I say, when it comes to mason jars, I am hooked. For busy working parents who also want to spend quality time with the littles crafting, mason jars are always a hit. You can always find something fun and creative to make with them, and they are inexpensive, too.
Which brings me to my latest mason jar DIY. It helps celebrate Thanksgiving while showcasing its purpose—being thankful and grateful.
You can create the jars with the help of your family, and place them on your Thanksgiving table as an interactive ice breaker, or as a party favor. Sending guests home with these jars is a perfect gift.
With these DIY Thankful Mason Jars for Thanksgiving, people can write out and share what they are thankful for, and add it to the jar.
What’s even better is that my DIY Thankful Mason Jars for Thanksgiving only take about 5 minutes each to make and everything you need can be purchased cheaply. I found all of the items you see here at the Target Dollar Spot.
You’ll need:
- mason jars (clear or colored work)
- adhesive letters
- adhestive shapes (pumpkins, leaves, etc.)
- adhesive flowers
- paper and pen for notes to fill the jars
Set the DIY Thankful Mason Jars in the center of your table and encourage guests to fill add to them before dinner is served. Then send them home with their jars, creating a memorable keepsake.
Use these jars as decor around your home or even in your office.
You can get as creative as you’d like as you can make the mason jars according to your holiday color scheme. Wooden letters and felt can make them look nostalgic and traditional. Bright colors and glittery lettering can make them look more whimsical.
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Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
Those are so great! I love adding a bit of fun and whimsy to the table with these.
The Cubicle Chick says
Thanks, Stacie. There are so many creative design options. You can add ribbon, flowers, and more.
Jennifer Van Huss says
Those are great! I love the colours and the reminder that it gives to everyone!
The Cubicle Chick says
I love finding mason jars that are color themed. 🙂
Lori Vachon says
What a fun conversation starter and table centerpiece. Would make a great project to work on with the kids before the holidays.
The Cubicle Chick says
Thanks, Lori. I think it’s a great way to get in the spirit of the holiday.
Kelly Hutchinson says
I love this idea! We did something similar for the kid’s chores. It worked really well.
The Cubicle Chick says
Thanks for commenting. I would love to see your kids’ chores jars.
Shannon Gurnee says
This is such a cute idea! These would make really cute gifts for friends and family for the holidays. 🙂
The Cubicle Chick says
Thanks, Shannon. Gifts that are made from the heart are priceless. 🙂
Jennifer says
I have never seen mason jars like that before. Those are super cute!
The Cubicle Chick says
Got them at the Dollar Spot at Target. They had me at hello.
Ourfamilyworld says
Wow, what a lovely idea! Looks really easy to make, the kids would love to make some for the Holidays.
The Cubicle Chick says
Yes, it’s a fun DIY for the whole family, especially the kids.
Kendall Rayburn says
These are so cute, it’s so important to tell others how thankful we are for them – and how much they mean to us! Great message!
The Cubicle Chick says
Thank you so much 🙂
Christy Garrett says
Those are so cute. They would look perfect on my mantle in the living room.
The Cubicle Chick says
Yes, they would make fab mantle decor that you can use year after year.
Lori Felix says
Your thankful mason jars are perfect for a holiday table. I love doing projects with mason jars, they can be used for so many different things.
Gabriel says
Great way to get things going when family members that don’t see each other often get together.
Ricci says
I love this craft! We don’t have many decorations for Thanksgiving so I will be making these for sure!
Chubskulit Rose says
I love this idea. I might make some for my children’s teachers. They deserve to be reminded of how great they are.