Snowman Mason Jar Gift

Make an adorable Snowman Mason Jar Gift with just a few items and fill them with treats. These are great gifts for friends, teachers, neighbors, the mail carrier and more!

Before I had kids, I used to wrap presents on Halloween - no joke.  Now I'm lucky if I can even get my shopping all done before the week of Christmas, let alone the wrapping!

Now every year, I say I am going to begin getting ready for the holidays earlier. And this year, I really mean it! I created a list of everyone who I need to buy gifts for and a list of everyone that I want to make gifts for, too.

My list was pretty long. I love giving gifts to others. I want them to know that I appreciate them. But with such a large list I need to find budget-friendly ideas that are still very cute, show I care and easy.

✂️Supplies Needed

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• Mason Jar
• Black Buttons
• Hot Glue
• Plaid fabric
• White candy, popcorn or chocolate covered pretzels

📝Instructions

This is meant to be a brief overview of this Snowman Mason Jar project. For step-by-step instructions and a full printable tutorial with materials, please scroll down to the teal box below.

1. Wash your mason jar so that it is ready to fill with treats and give. Make sure to dry it thoroughly.
2. Cut a strip of plaid fabric for the snowman’s scarf. My fabric was about an inch thick.
3. Tie the fabric around the neck of the jar. Ta Da! You have a scarf!
4. Hot glue two buttons (three if you are using smaller buttons) along the front of the jar.
5. Fill your jar. I filled mine with white chocolate pretzels. Add a lid and you are ready to give your gift!

🎁Holiday Gifting

This snowman mason jar is so easy to make and it is easy to whip up a batch in no time flat. You can fill them with just about anything - here are a few ideas:

• Gingerbread Cookie Dough Bark
• Chocolate or yogurt covered pretzels
• Peanut Butter Pretzel Bites
• Caramel Marshmallow Popcorn
• Red and green M&M candies
• Homemade Vanilla Coconut Walnuts
• Brownie Truffles

They don't have to be edible items either, here are a few more great ideas:

• Molded Crayons
• Nail polish and Sugar Scrub Bars
• Peppermint Scrub
• Homemade Shower Steamers
• Inexpensive items to make Dollar Store Ornaments
• Homemade Bath Bombs

You could even add some individually wrapped candy and a gift card!

Presentation is everything right? And making a snowman mason jar will make your treats seem extra special!

🎄 More Holiday Ideas

Check out these other DIY gift ideas also:

• Hand Warmers for Kids
• Coffee Gift Basket with Chocolate Almond Biscotti
• Cowboy Steak Rub
• How to Make Molded Star Crayons - you could easily put a few of these crayons in a snowman mason jar!

⛄ More Snowman Craft Ideas

• Wooden Snowman Ornaments - these sweet snowman ornaments are made with dollar store items!
• Simple Waffle Snowman Craft for Kids - this fun project encourages kids to play with their food and make an adorable craft.

Snowman Mason Jar

Not ready to make a Snowman Mason Jar yet? Don’t forget to pin this project for later! When you do make it, please be sure to tag me on Instagram @jugglingactmama or #jugglingactmama – I’d love to see your pictures!

Snowman Mason Jar Gift

This snowman mason jar is so easy to make and it is easy to whip up in no time flat and makes a fun gift.

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Keyword: Snowman Mason Jar Craft

Cook Time: 15 minutes minutes

Servings: 1 jar

Author: Ang Paris

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Equipment

• Hot glue gun

Materials

• Mason Jar
• Black Buttons
• Plaid fabric
• White candy popcorn or chocolate covered pretzels

Instructions

• Wash your mason jar so that it is ready to fill with treats and give. Make sure to dry it thoroughly.
  Mason Jar
• Cut a strip of plaid fabric for the snowman’s scarf. My fabric was about an inch thick.
  Plaid fabric
• Tie the fabric around the neck of the jar. Ta Da! You have a scarf!
• Hot glue two buttons (three if you are using smaller buttons) along the front of the jar.
  Black Buttons
• Fill your jar. I filled mine with white chocolate pretzels. Add a lid and you are ready to give your gift!
  White candy

Notes

You can fill them with just about anything or even drop a gift card into them. 

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