Sunflower Mason Jar Centerpieces

My daughter’s bridal shower had a barbecue theme and she wanted sunflower mason jar centerpieces for the tables. These rustic mason jar centerpieces are perfect for a wedding or shower or even just a fun backyard party! We love to make crafts with jars, and this was no exception! Mason Jar Centerpieces I promise that these mason jar centerpieces are really easy to make and won’t take long at all. You can use any size mason jar, or recycled jar, that you like. If you don’t have mason jars lying around, you can buy them at a store like Walmart, or here on Amazon. Do you sell these? While I don’t personally sell my projects, you can buy mason jar centerpieces here on Etsy. How to make mason jar centerpieces: These centerpieces are really easy to make! If you’re making them for a bridal shower, it’s a great way to involve the bridal party. If the maid of honor is planning the shower, she can ask the bridesmaids to sit down together and make the centerpieces! Prepping the ribbon Begin by wrapping a piece of burlap ribbon around the mason jar to get the correct measurement. You want the ribbon to overlap itself by an inch or so. Once you have the correct length, cut the ribbon then use that piece to measure and cut the rest for however many centerpieces you are making. Use that burlap ribbon as a guide to measure out your checkerboard ribbon. Cut the ribbon with a little overlap on both ends. Use that piece of ribbon to cut the rest of the ribbon pieces that you need. Place the checkerboard ribbon on top of the burlap ribbon so that each end overlaps. Use your hot glue gun to glue the ribbon to the burlap, then fold the ribbon ends over the burlap ends and glue to the back. Wrapping the jar Position the finished ribbon onto the glass jar and use a little hot glue to tack it in place. NOTE: Glass is a not porous surface and hot glue will stick to it but will not hold. This is just to help you hold it in place as you work. Wrap the ribbon around the jar as snug as you can and glue the ends, one over the top of the other. This is what will hold the ribbon in place, so you want it to be snug. Adding the twine To measure out the twine, wrap it around the jar and make sure you have enough to tie a bow. Use that piece to measure out the remaining twine pieces. Find the middle of the twine and use hot glue to tack it to the ribbon where the two ends (of the burlap and ribbon) overlap each other. Wrap the twine around the jar and tie it into a bow. Trim the ends if needed. These mason jar centerpieces look beautiful with fresh sunflowers and small white flowers! They are perfect for a country themed wedding or a barbecue-themed bridal shower. Stay tuned as I will be sharing more from my daughter’s bridal shower in the next week or so! More fun ideas for centerpieces If you’re having a football party, these mason jar football centerpieces are perfect! I love these polka dot wine bottles for a fun and colorful centerpiece. For Christmas, I make these 5-minute winter tree lanterns, perfect for a last-minute centerpiece! My epsom salt luminaries are popular for winter weddings and to display during the holidays. If you’re looking for an impressive display for winter or Christmas, my snowy pinecone candle jars are just the thing! If you need some romantic ambiance, my burlap & doily luminaries are gorgeous! Print Project 5 from 3 votes Sunflower Mason Jar Centerpieces Mason jar centerpieces are perfect filled with fresh sunflowers. These pretty jars are decorated with a barbecue or country theme using burlap and gingham. Age Group: Adult CraftsProject Type: Crafts Author: Amanda Formaro SuppliesGlass jarsBurlap ribbonRed and white checkerboard ribbonTwine Craft tools InstructionsBegin by wrapping a piece of burlap ribbon around the jar to get the correct measurement. You want the ribbon to overlap itself by an inch or so. Once you have the correct length, cut the ribbon then use that piece to measure and cut the rest for however many centerpieces you are making.Use that burlap ribbon as a guide to measure out your checkerboard ribbon. Cut the ribbon with a little overlap on both ends. Use that piece of ribbon to cut the rest of the ribbon pieces that you need.Place the checkerboard ribbon on top of the burlap ribbon so that each end overlaps. Hot glue the ribbon to the burlap, then fold the ribbon ends over the burlap ends and glue to the back.Position the finished ribbon onto the glass jar and use a little hot glue to tack it in place.NOTE: glass is a not porous surface and hot glue will stick to it but will not hold. This is just to help you hold it in place as you work.Wrap the ribbon around the jar as snug as you can and glue the ends, one over t