Personalized Mason Jar Drink Toppers
Mason jars are pretty much my favorite thing ever, and they have been for a very long time.  I even used them at my wedding reception years ago, and I had no idea then how popular they would become.  They have so many uses, but I’m sure you’ll agree that they are super cute as drinking glasses, and they’re perfect for all of your summer entertaining.  I often use cupcake liners as easy mason jar toppers for gifts and as drinking glasses, but this time around I was looking for something I could personalize.  I decided to make a bunch of mason jar drink toppers for the 4th of July, and  I LOVE how they turned out!
I stamped patriotic words on the tops, and it’s a fun & easy way to personalize them. How adorable would it be to stamp names, and use them as place cards!  Super easy and so inexpensive, which is my favorite way to do things.
Mason Jar Drink Toppers
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DIRECTIONS:
- Trace the lid of the mason jar onto the kraft card stock–one per jar you need–then cut them out.
- Stamp desired text on each circle–keeping in mind where you want the hole for the straw to go.
- Gently fold each circle over just enough so that you can make a little cut in the center–this is where the straw will go through.
- Put a circle on top of each jar in place of the lid, then screw on the ring. Â Poke a straw through the slit you made.
That’s it! Â Adorable Mason Jar Drink Toppers!
Kierste Wade is a published author, blogger, and mom to six. With more than 20 years DIY and project experience, she has been sharing ideas on her blog since 2009. Focusing on simple and doable projects, she loves to share attainable ideas for all things home, holidays, and family. Kierste has been featured on Better Homes and Gardens, HGTV, American Farmhouse Magazine (print and online) Taste of Home, Country Living, and more.
I love mason jars too!! These are so cute and fun for July 4th. Love them :)
Thank you so much, Crystal!! xoxo
could you use a hole punch for the straw hole?
Absolutely!!! I wanted my hole a little farther in, and my hole punch wouldn’t reach, but if you want it near the edge, it would be perfect. Some straws are a little fatter than a traditional hole punch, so you just need to play around with it. Thanks so much for stopping by!! xoxo
These are really cute for fourth of july! I think it would be even cuter to leave a marker out and let people add their names on it. Thank you for sharing :)
Fun idea! Leave out a Sharpie, and let everyone write their name on!!