You can’t go into any home without seeing at least one mason jar. You can use them for ice tea, decorate with paint, or turn them into lights. You can find mason jars everywhere. I also have some amazing ideas for how to use them. Check out these mason jar lights.
1. Mason Jar Solar Lights
Kim from Today’s Creative Life shares a creative DIY using solar lights and mason-jars. These are a great way for your home to look better, to dress up outside for parties, or to give your outdoor space a new look. These are her creations.
2. Pallet Mason Jar Light Fixture
This rustic-style mason jar light fixture is available at Twenty Eight Divine. This light fixture transformed their kitchen and turned out to be a great investment. You want to make one similar? You can see how they did it.
3. Mason Jar Chandelier DIY
DIY Projects’ Rizza was searching for an affordable and chic light fixture. This is how the mason-jar chandelier diy came about. This is a great idea that can completely change the atmosphere of a space. It’s worth a look.
4. Mason Jar Vanity Light Mason Jar DIY
Blesser House shares the story of how they updated an old light fixture with mason jars. This turned out great and gives the bathroom a rustic look. How to make one.
5. Blue Mason Jar Chandelier DIY
Kelly from Here Comes the Sun is passionate about blue mason jars. She decided to make the light fixture above their dining room a new look. This brings the perfect amount color to the space. Check out her tutorial.
6. Mason Jar Peppermill Chandelier
This light uses votive candles and was made by Homeroad. Their daughter calls the spindle a giant peppermill so I thought it would be fun for me to name it that. Following their instructions, make one similar to this.
7. Clustered Mason Jar Chandelier
This unique cluster-style mason jar lighting design is truly amazing. Instructables explains step-by-step how they created this stunning lighting for their home. It’s worth a look.
8. Chandelier For A Mason Jar In A Rustic Farmhouse
Brandi Sawyer designed this rustic farmhouse lighting with mason jars. It came out beautifully and it doesn’t seem that difficult to make. Find out how to make your own.
9. Pendant Mason Jar Light Tutorial
This pendant mason-jar light is a great example of how home is where you make it. We all know that diys are the best. They needed an upgrade. Make one just like it.
10. Solar Light Using Mason Jars
Garden Therapy offers a tutorial on solar lights using mason jars. This will transform your outdoor space. This tutorial is perfect for summer nights spent entertaining and gazing at the moon. You can learn how to make your own tutorial.
11. Mason Jar Lamp Revamp
12. Rustic Farmhouse Bathroom Mason Jar Lighting
Simply by changing the lighting, The Quaint Sanctuary was able to create a completely new look in their bathroom. This idea might appeal to you if you’re looking to add your own style to your bathroom. Check out how they did it.
13. Mason Jar Row Of Lights
Instructables has a great tutorial about how to create this rustic row mason jar light. This tutorial was great for giving your home a makeover. Make your own.
14. Mason Jar Chandelier
Shanty 2 Chic made this mason-jar chandelier in one afternoon. It cost just! This craft is very simple and yields great results. Learn how she did it.
15. Faux Zinc Shade Mason Jar Lamp
Atta Girl has a beautiful lamp that will bring style and elegance to your space. To make a mason jar lamp, you can use an old can. Make your own.
16. Bathroom Mason Jar Lighting
Creative Cain Cabin’s bathroom lighting makeover was amazing. The combination of the unique shape of the light bulbs and the mason jars in silver/chrome is a great look. Learn how they did it.
17. Mason Jar Lanterns For Outdoors
Although it’s not a true lighting solution, this is perfect for outdoor lighting. Suburble shows you how Suburble painted mason jars and strung lights to create a pleasant outdoor atmosphere. You can see how they did this.
These are 17 amazing ways to use mason jars. Give your home a rustic and modern look that will impress your guests as they enter your home.
