Buying Christmas gifts for family and friends doesn’t have to be expensive or stressful. Instead, I’m of the opinion that gifting should be a fun and exciting process. Nevertheless, I know some of you might be unsure of what gifts to get for some people in your lives. Maybe you just don’t know them too well and you’re not really sure what they’d like. Or perhaps this person already has everything you can think of and you’re just out of ideas. That’s why I’ve rounded up 30 amazing DIY mason jar gift ideas for Christmas that your family and friends will definitely love!
I love the idea of giving a gift in a mason jar because it’s more personal since you’ve taken the time to make it yourself.
It also looks really cute, and there’s a wide variety of creative mason jar gift ideas for Christmas available online to draw inspiration from.
It’s also inexpensive to make and won’t cost you all that much except some time to put something together. I know I’ll definitely be making some of these for my family and friends this year!
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Homemade Christmas presents are always appreciated, especially ones that taste good! This idea can be used with whichever recipe you like!
This caramel apple in a jar is perfect for fall! It can be given as a gift in a jar, but the best part is that that caramel apple can be made in the jar!
Cover with lids and package however you like! It will be heartbreaking to eat, as it is so pretty, but it is so yummy!
This easy gingerbread sugar scrub is made with only 3 ingredients, smells amazing and makes a lovely handmade gift idea!
Be sure to include the instructions for making pancakes with the mix when giving the jars as gifts (found at the link below).
I’ve always wondered about making a mason jar for the guys but wasn’t sure if that would be something a guy would like, but this one is sure to impress!
If you’ve got crafty friends to buy for this Christmas this might be just what you’re looking for.
I have quite a number of tea lovers in my life, and this gift would be perfect for them.
If you also have family and friends that love tea, why not make a cute tea time mason jar set for them?
A Mason jar filled with pre-measured dry ingredients for M&M cookies. Give the jar as a gift, and all the recipient has to do is add the wet ingredients and bake.
These soup-in-a-jar kits not only look absolutely beautiful (pretty beans!) but they are also super healthy, vegetarian and totally delicious.
With a little bit of pretty fabric on top, a nice ribbon and a label (which you can download for free at the link below)—they package up to be an absolutely adorable holiday gift that I’m sure a lot of folks on your list would be super happy to receive.
Yes! This is even cuter in person. I couldn’t get over it! My jar is still sitting in my pantry waiting to be filled again this year!
This is such a fun and easy gift idea for the ones you love.
Mason jars make great containers for snow slime and they are cute!
This one is perfect for kids or anyone who frequently uses markers.
This Unicorn Spa Jar is for the girly girls is your life who love all things sparkly and colorful. They can use the fun gift in a jar to have a spa day.
These DIY Peppermint Bath Salts are layered red and white peppermint essential oil infused bath salts.
These are perfect for anyone who loves chocolate!
Toss all your ingredients into a bowl and mix ’em up! That easy. Then fill up some mason jars with your holiday s’mores snack mix and you’re golden!
Pressed herb candles are a unique way to preserve the beauty of the garden. Rosemary looks great in these candles, but you can also use herbs like thyme or lavender that are readily available in the garden, grocery store, or garden center.
This Santa Mason Jar would make a great teacher or neighbor gift!
Just toss in some of our favorite Caramel Corn into these adorable jars and wrapped them in fun plaid ribbon!
Why pay for the little bags or jars of mulling spices when you can make them yourself?
Here the author took a plain Mason Jar and dressed it up a bit by adding an easy to make paper flower! She filled it with jelly beans but you could use any candy that you like. It makes an easy gift for neighbor, friend or teacher!
The potpourri you buy at the store often has very artificial scents that can be overpowering, to put it mildly. Making it yourself is fun, and you can really customize it, using elements from your yard or garden.
A Spa In A Jar could be given for many occasions besides Valentine’s Day! If you are making this for a date, be sure to make two jars so that you can each use all the treatments!
I mean, who doesn’t like a gift in a mason jar, right? It’s the perfect gift to all your garden and flower loving friends or family members.
Simply decorate round gingerbread cookies then packaged them up in mason jars. The author used a doily for the top and some bakers twine.
LOVE how low maintenance these are = no draining necessary, yay!
The best part of making gifts in jars is that it usually goes together super quickly. This minibar in a jar idea definitely follows suit – in just a few minutes you can create a gift for those who enjoy the occasional drink.
You could even create a themed minibar in a jar if you wanted to match your wedding or event.
In a season deluged with sweet treats of every kind (treats I love and give too!) a gift as fresh and wholesome as homemade bread and jelly is always appreciated.
Hope you found some inspiration from these easy DIY Mason Jar gift ideas for Christmas! They make great inexpensive but personalized gifts and I’m sure your friends and family will love all of them.
If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below, I’d be happy to hear from you!
Don’t forget to pin these Mason Jar Gift Ideas For Christmas to your Christmas board on Pinterest!
How do you personalize the jar tops??
Hey Quividias, you can personalize them however you want. You can paint them, print something cute on paper and glue it to the jar, etc.
What a great idea for a Christmas gift! I would love to receive something like this.
I would too! Why not try making some of these yourself?