33 Mason Jar Christmas Gifts

Looking for the best mason jar gifts for Christmas? Find out how to decorate mason jars and some simple DIY gift ideas below!

Mason Jar Gifts for Christmas

Give a great present this year with these mason jar gifts for Christmas! They’re easy to customize, and the possibilities are endless so there’s a mason jar gift idea for everyone.

You can even double the gift by using mason jars with handles so that they can be repurposed into a mug later. Just don’t forget to add a Christmas tag to your mason jars too! 

Mason Jar Gifts for Christmas

1 — Ginger Gin Cocktail in Mason Jars

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This make-ahead cocktail gift couldn’t be easier! Simply throw gin (although you could also use vodka), ginger, and cardamon pods into a mason jar a week ahead of time, and voila!

That’s all it takes to infuse the alcohol with the flavors of cardamom and ginger. Thanks to its flavor, it’s great alone or in a citrusy cocktail like this immunity-boosting citrus gin punch cocktail

2 — Angel Christmas Mason Jar Gift

Angel Christmas Mason Jar Gift
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Love It’s a Wonderful Life? Make some Angel Christmas Mason jar gifts that are themed around the film! This mason jar is filled with white candy such as pearlized gumballs and has DIY wings attached to the back. It makes for the perfect Christmas gift idea for any angel fans. 

3 — Mason Jar Christmas Treats

Mason Jar Christmas Treats
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Anything can be put inside these mason jar Christmas treats since it’s the outside that really makes them stand out. The lid is covered in a “merry & bright” printable, along with a red and white twine that holds a candy cane and fresh pine (or greenery of your choice). 

4 — Homemade Sugar Scrub

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Gifting sugar scrub is a great way to upcycle any glass items you have around the house, especially mason jars. Sugar scrub is easy to make and beautiful to give thanks to the layers of different colors that you can create. Made from sugar, oil (such as olive or coconut), and aromatic essential oils, this sugar scrub will soon be your new go-to gift for friends and family members.

5 — Mason Jar Snowman

Mason Jar Snowman
Photo by Mod Podge Rocks

Looking to make your mason jar gift extra festive this year? This mason jar snowman will do the trick! In 5 easy steps, you’ll have this snowman ready for any recipient. Simply cut the tissue paper, Mod Podge it to the jar, add the scarf, add the buttons/face, and then, top it off with a hat. Simple for beginners and advanced crafters alike. 

6 — Candy Cane Vodka

These candy cane vodka mason jars are not only delicious inside (you don’t taste the vodka) but adorable on the outside. The vodka infusion part is easy, but it’s the outside decor that needs some craftier energy. Simply hot glue red glitter candy canes to the jar and get some red glitter cardstock to match and cover the lid of the jar. Finally wrap red ribbons around the jar, and voila! Drink up and enjoy! And if you have leftover candy canes, make some Candy Cane Affogato or a White Chocolate Candy Cane Cocktail

7 — Cranberry Orange Stove Top Potpourri Gift Jar

Cranberry Orange Stove Top Potpourri Gift Jar
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Looking for something easy that smells amazing? Cranberry orange stove top potpourri gift jars are the way to go. Made from fresh cranberries, fresh rosemary, oranges, cinnamon sticks, and nutmeg, everyone will love how fresh and festive their houses smell after keeping this on the stovetop. 

8 — Chocolate Peppermint Cookies 

Want to catch your friends with their hands in the cookie (mason) jar? Gift them DIY cookie mix jar. The fun in this gift is that they only need to bake and eat. The hard work is already done, thanks to you! This tutorial includes a chocolate peppermint cookies recipe. However, feel free to include your favorite cookie recipe, like a sugar cookie mix for holiday cookie decorating.

9 — Pecan Cheesecake In Jars

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The dessert lovers in your life will swoon over these decadent pecan cheesecake in a jar. They’re made (with minimal effort and time), baked (for 30 minutes) and served right in the jar.

10 — S’mores Mason Jar Gifts

S’mores Mason Jar Gifts
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For these s’mores mason jar gifts, start with Golden Grahams, holiday M&Ms, and mini marshmallows for a sweet snack mix. Next, mix them up and fill them up in the mason jars! Easy as 1, 2, and 3, but as delicious as 4, 5, and 6! Add some twine and tags when everything is packed up, and you’re ready to go! 

11 — Gluten-Free Monster Cookies in a Jar

Gluten-Free Monster Cookies in a Jar
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Not sure what to give your gluten-free friends? These gluten-free monster cookies in a jar are the perfect gift! The layers in this recipe make the jar look great, and the printable recipe makes for a great gift tag too! 

12 — Mason Jar Gift for the DIY Lover

For friends or guy friends who have everything and love to DIY, gift them a DIY mason jar “survival kit” that’s essential useful tools for DIY projects. Get creative with what goes inside.Some fun ideas could be wood finishing cloths, safety glasses, super glue, a sanding block, or a keychain measuring tape. The bigger the mason jar, the better for the project. 

13 — Mason Jar Gift for Movie Lover

Have a movie-fanatic friend in your life? Gift them with a DIY mason jar gift for movie lovers that is sure to please. You’ll need a big jar to stuff popcorn bags, boxes of movie theater candies, popcorn seasonings, and a gift card to your local movie theater in there!

14 — Spa Pedicure Gift in a Jar

Spa Pedicure Gift in a Jar
Photo by A Night Owl

This DIY spa pedicure gift in a jar is a holiday gift for those whose friends get pedicures all too often. Full of pedicure staples such as cotton balls, a mesh bath sponge, nail polish (in Christmas and holiday colors) and some matching ribbon, this major jar gift is a great one. 

15 — Peppermint Pampering Gift

Peppermint Pampering Gift
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It’s hard not to love peppermint, and this peppermint pampering gift is a great way to spread the holiday peppermint cheer! Whether you make your recipes at home or buy them from the store, the body butter, foot scrubs, and sugar scrubs are sure to be a hit! 

16 — Elsa Frozen Gift Idea

This DIY Frozen-themed mason jar can easily be transferable to any Disney princess. First, sparsely spray the outside of the mason jars with snow spay. Then, add glass or clear beads at the into the jar. Lastly, fill the jars with small Frozen-related gifts (like a figurine or nail polish).

You’re sure to be a favorite with any little girl this Christmas with this Elsa Frozen gift idea! Plus, it makes for a fun party favor if you’re throwing a Frozen birthday party.

17 — Mason Jar Christmas Clay Dough

Are you always searching for stocking stuffers but can never find the right ones? Check out this DIY mason jar Christmas clay dough idea. Create your own colored clay dough this year for fun for the whole family! Still need more stuffers? Check out this list of beauty stocking stuffers

18 — Christmas Jar Mulling Spice Gift

Christmas Jar Mulling Spice Gift
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If you’re a fan of mulled wine, gift your friends and family this  DIY mulling spice jars. It’d truly be Christmas in a jar with how fresh and festive smelling these spices are. All they need to do is add the ingredients from the jar and add wine to a pot and heat up! 

19 — Christmas Reindeer Jars

To decorate the these festive DIY reindeer jars, add some brown pipe cleaner, googly eyes, and red pom poms to finish off. Then, fill them up with whatever brown colored treat you love — pretzels, chocolate chunks, or chocolate-covered pretzels!

20 — Santa Belt Jar

This Santa jar is easily customizable with what’s inside. Just stick to anything red. On the outside, make your Santa belt with black ribbon, silver foam, and a hot glue gun.

21 — Snow Scene in a Jar

Snow Scene in a Jar
Photo by Bitz & Giggles

Want to set your gift apart this year? Light it up with a DIY illuminated snow scene! You just need a battery-operated tea light, faux snow, and whatever you want to place in the jar (such as a small snowman or tree). 

22 — Reindeer Noses Mason Jar

Reindeer Noses Mason Jar
Photo by Joyful Xmas

This DIY reindeer noses mason jar is more edible than the previous one listed and just as cute. It still involves brown pipe cleaners and googly eyes. BUT the nose is from red gumballs, and it’s filled with Whoppers candy. If you’re able to glue on the red noses (gumballs) with edible glue and use pretzels instead of pipe cleaners for antlers, you have a fully edible reindeer! 

23 — Christmas Sweater Mason Jars

Christmas sweaters and family pajamas are a classic tradition during the holidays. And these DIY Christmas sweater mason jars keep that fun going. Bring out your paintbrush, your favorite winter colors, and your creativity cap because these jars are worth it! Lastly, stuff them with your favorite Christmas candy. 

24 — Stacked Snowman Hot Chocolate Jars

Stacked Snowman Hot Chocolate Jars
Photo by Mod Podge Rocks

Rather than use just one jar, use a few and make a snowman! This stacked snowman hot chocolate jar idea is great for people who have lots of small jars lying around. You just need some paint, felt, and time. Love hot chocolate? Try jarring these peppermint white hot chocolate instead.

25 — Rock Painting Kit in a Jar

Ready to hear “you rock” this year? This DIY rock painting kit in a jar is a great gift for that artsy friend. Grab up some rocks and paint them white, fill the jar with colored Sharpies or other acrylic pens and watch your friend enjoy! They’re DIY Christmas gifts with DIY Christmas crafts to make inside.

26 — Christmas Elf Mason Jar Gift

Christmas Elf Mason Jar Gift
Photo by Polkadot Chair

Make your elf on a shelf edible this year with this Christmas elf mason jar gift. It’s cute, decorative, and delicious! 

27 — Christmas Muddy Buddies

Muddy buddies are delicious, and these jars of Christmas muddy buddies are no different! You can make the muddy buddies in bulk and decorate each jar the same or differently. The possibilities are endless! 

28 — Hot Cocoa In a Jar Gift

classic mason jar gift would be one that holds hot cocoa. It’s easy to do, easily customizable, and a fun gift for all!

29 — Dog Treat Mason Jar Gift

Gifts shouldn’t be just about humans.Give your favorite dog (or cat) some treats this year with this dog treat mason jar gift! They’ll be barking for another! 

30 — Mason Jar Snow Globe Ornament

This DIY snow globe ornament lends some stylish, classical farmhouse style to any tree. Even better, they only cost a few dollars to make!

31 — Snowy Surprise Gift

There are lots of creative wrapping ideas, but this snowy surprise jar is perfect for the holiday. It’s a festive and unique way to hide your presents inside a mason jar.

32 — Snowman Mason Jar Lid Topper

Christmas Mason Jar Gifts
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Looking for more mason jar gift ideas to hold food gifts? We love this scenic DIY snowman topper to fill up with Christmas snacks and candy. Simply glue fake snow, a snowman and mini bottlebrush trees, and add a ribbon around the glass jar.

33 — Double Mason Jar Gift Card & Candy Holder

This charming DIY mason jar card holder creation combines the timeless appeal of a mason jar with the practicality of holding a gift card and a sweet treat. The top is a 4-ounce jar while the bottom is an 8-ounce jar that perfectly fits a gift card inside. This way, your gift recipient can enjoy some sweets with the choice to shop for themselves at their favorite store.

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