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Mason Jar Fairy Lights

Created On: January 20, 2016  |  Updated: April 10, 2019  |   15 Comments

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I am in love with all things fairy lights these days so I decided to make my own mason jar fairy lights.  I love how pretty they look and the ambiance they add to my home in these cold winter days.  They are the perfect thing to add to your home after taking down the Christmas decorations, and I will show you exactly how I made these simple mason jar fairy lights.

Supplies Needed:

  1. Mason Jars
  2. Small clear lights (like these or these)
  3. Ribbon or paint of your choice (mine are from May Arts)

I used mason jars from around my home in various sizes.  For the clear lights I found two different styles.  One set is on a thin wire with tiny beads of light.  The other has more of a plastic wire and small LED bulbs.  You can order these lights online and sometimes you can find them in the Christmas light section at a big box store. I also found a few sets at the dollar store, but they were again in the Christmas section, so I am not sure if you could find something similar year round.

How To Hide The Battery Pack

The battery pack is not the most beautiful thing, and tried a few ways to hide it. I tried a few different things, first wrapping it in burlap ribbon and tucking it behind the jar. Second I wrapped the battery pack in the burlap ribbon and hid it in the mason jar itself. Both work, depending on where you are putting the lights and what you will see.

mason jar with fairy lights

If you follow me on instagram, you may already know that I teamed up with 11 other Canadian bloggers to create a series of projects.  Each month we will take one material that we each will make a project with.  That means 12 projects a month, and 144 great ideas over the year. We will also be featuring YOUR projects each  month so check back for more details.

Now it’s time to see the rest of the DIY mason jar project ideas from my Canadian blogging friends.

From the top left, they are:
Upcycled Mason Jar Planter from Sustain My Craft Habit
Mason Jar Fairy Lights from Brooklyn Berry Designs (thats me!)
Mason Jar Travel Cup from Fresh Crush
Mason Jar Oil Lamps from Life Is A Party
Mason Jar Farmhouse Light from Vin’yet Etc.
How to Store Your Sewing Thread Stash in Mason Jars from Time With Thea
How to Turn Old Toys Into Snow Globes from Woman In Real Life
Hanging Mason Jar Craft Storage from The DIY Mommy
DIY Mason Jar Terrariums from New House New Home
Sewing Kit in a Mason Jar from Mommyzoid
Hot Toddy in a Mason Jar from PMQ For Two
Mason Jar Soap Dispenser from Fresh Crush

Happy crafting!

Signature Brooke

** Update** If you would like to see all 12 projects for this #12monthsofdiy series you can see each month here!

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  1. Laurie @ Vin'yet Etc. says

    January 20, 2016

    Oh, I think you are on to something, such a nice way to add that missing charm when Christmas comes down, I really like that idea!

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  2. Heather @ New House New Home says

    January 21, 2016

    I bet they are beautiful at night! I can think of so many uses – wouldn’t they look great inside an empty fireplace? or as centerpieces at a winter wedding?

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  3. Ariel says

    January 21, 2016

    These would be perfect for our TV Room. I love the lace and gold mercury glass. what a great idea 🙂

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  4. Dannyelle @ Life is a Party says

    January 21, 2016

    What a sweet project, just love the sparkle!

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  5. Jo-Anna says

    January 22, 2016

    These are super cute Brooke! Perfect for our dreary winter right now!

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  6. Sonja @ SustainMyCraftHabit says

    January 27, 2016

    I love your selection of lace and ribbon for these fairy lights! They look so petty as a collection.

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    • Brooke says

      January 28, 2016

      Thanks! My favorite is the crochet edged velvet lace!

      Reply
  7. Christina @ The DIY Mommy says

    January 28, 2016

    Oh, these are so pretty! I love the lace and ribbon accents.

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    • Brooke says

      January 28, 2016

      Thank you!

      Reply

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