Make a Mini Wreath Ornament From a Mason Jar Band
Are spare Mason jar bands from past canning projects cluttering up your kitchen drawers? Learn how to upcycle them into adorable mini wreath ornaments for your Christmas tree.
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Materials Needed
- Mason jar bands
- moss ribbon
- ribbon
- paper embellishments (look for them in the scrapbooking section of your craft store)
- hot glue gun and glue sticks
- scissors
Step 1: Cut Moss Strips
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Cut a section of moss off the roll (about 10 inches), then cut it lengthwise into four strips.
Step 2: Wrap Moss Around Band
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Using a hot glue gun, glue the edge of one moss strip to a Mason jar band. Let dry for about 30 seconds, then begin wrapping the strip around the band.
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When you reach the end of one strip, glue it to the band and continue with a new strip. Keep going until you’ve covered the entire band.
Step 3: Add Finishing Touches
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Cut a length of ribbon, about 12 inches. Glue the ends of the ribbon to the underside of the wreath to make a loop. Finish by gluing on a small bow and paper embellishments, such as the glittery gold reindeer we used here.
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Want to fill your tree with a variety of mini wreaths? Try wrapping Mason jar bands in jute rope, pipe cleaners or colorful ribbon, too! Browse the scrapbooking section of your craft store for a variety of paper embellishments to finish them off.
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