101 Days of Christmas: Gift in a Jar Ideas
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Last year I shared 9 gifts in a jar ideas, and this year I set out to see if I could find 9 more. We’ve all seen the classic cookie recipe in a jar, but there are so many other possibilities as well. From a gift card snow globe (#3) to a mason jar sewing kit (#8), there’s something for everyone, and these practical, adorable gifts don’t even need to be wrapped!
This apron kit in a jar is one of the cutest jar gifts I’ve seen yet. Include the pattern, fabric and embellishments for a fun, personal gift!Source: Apron Kit in a Jar | Bee in My Bonnet
Dress up your hot cocoa mix with this layered mocha cocoa recipe. Chocolate and coffee is a hard combination to resist!Source: Mocha Cocoa | My Recipes
Giving a gift card can feel a bit impersonal, but this quick and easy tutorial for making a gift card snow globe is a fun way to dress it up and show you care!Source: Gift Card Snow Globe | The Creative Mama
Anyone who follows me on Pinterest knows I have a thing for s’mores, so when I saw this gift idea at Squawkfox, I knew I had to include it. Layer graham cracker crumbs, chocolate and marshmallows for this simple s’more bars recipe, which is sure to be a hit!Source: S’mores in a Jar | Squawkfox
Fill a jar with colorful elastic hairbands, ponytail holders or barrettes for an adorable gift for a little girl. I especially love the simple glass etching on the jar!Source: Jar o’ Elastic Hairbands | Lil Blue Boo
Ooey gooey toffee blondies? Yes, please! Dress up your normal cookie-in-a-jar recipe with these toffee blondies, and put a spin on the classic “recipe tag” by tying a recipe card around the jar with twine instead. So pretty!Source: Toffee Blondies | Baked Bree
Hot cinnamon milk sounds like the perfect cozy winter drink, and I’m looking forward to making this recipe for my girls as well. This jar gift would be perfect by itself or as part of a bigger family gift basket with a snowman kit, snowballer, etc!Source: Hot cinnamon milk | Craftaholics Anonymous
Although this picture is actually from Anthropologie, I think a mason jar sewing kit would be easy enough to make on your own, and I especially love the vintage-y look of the materials they used. You could also use bright colored scissors, thread, twine, etc. for a different feel!Source: Mason Jar Sewing Kit | Anthropologie
This honey, walnut and dried-fruit topping from Martha Stewart can be added to yogurt, ice cream, oatmeal and more for a delicious, crunchy & healthy treat, and I love the spoon tied to the side!Source: Honey, Walnut & Dried Fruit Topping | Martha Stewart
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