DIY Heart Valentine Mason Jar

Here is a simple DIY heart Valentine Mason jar you can make in no time.

This fun project combines glitter hearts, rustic twine, and bows to create a charming jar decoration that’s perfect for the season.

Whether you’re making it for a table centerpiece or a thoughtful gift, this Valentine glass jar craft is an easy and affordable way to add a festive touch to your decor.

DIY heart Valentine Mason jar decoration: before and after.

1. Start with a Clean Glass Jar

Clean glass jar ready for a DIY Valentine’s Day craft or centerpiece idea.
  • You can begin with a plain glass jar, thoroughly cleaned to remove dust or residue.
  • This is the foundation for your Valentine’s Day craft and can be found affordably at stores like Dollar Tree or in your home (any jam jar or glass jar will do)

As you finish wrapping the twine, think about adding more decorative elements. You could incorporate small charms like keys or hearts that hang from the twine to enhance its visual appeal. This touch can make it look even more charming and personalized.

2. Add Glitter Heart Stickers

Glass jar decorated with red glitter hearts, perfect for Valentine’s Day crafts.
  • Choose red glitter heart stickers in different sizes.
  • Start by placing a large heart in the center of the jar as the focal point.
  • Surround it with smaller hearts, evenly spaced, to create a balanced and romantic design.
  • Press each sticker firmly to ensure they adhere smoothly to the glass.

3. Add twine and ribbon

Glass jar adorned with red glitter hearts, rustic twine, and a pink striped ribbon tied into a bow for Valentine decor.

For those who want to add a little magic, string lights are an excellent choice. They can illuminate the jar and provide a soft, warm glow, making it a perfect nightlight or centerpiece for evening gatherings.

  • Wrap rustic twine around the neck of the jar several times to create a textured, rustic base.
  • Tie the twine securely in a small knot or bow.
  • Next, layer a pink striped ribbon over the twine.
  • Tie it into a neat bow at the front of the jar for a charming and festive touch.
  • Ensure the bow is centered and evenly sized to maintain balance in your design.

4. Fill the jar

Valentine jar filled with pink shredded paper, decorated with glitter hearts, twine, and ribbon on a festive pink background.
  • Fill the Jar: Add shredded pink paper inside the jar.
  • The shredded paper creates a fun and colorful base that pairs perfectly with the red glitter hearts on the jar’s exterior.

Using heart-shaped confetti can make the project more festive. You can even create your own by cutting out hearts from colorful paper. This adds a unique touch that ensures your jar stands out.

Alternatives to shredded paper:

  • Fill the jar with candy, such as conversation hearts, chocolates, or red and pink jelly beans, for a sweet touch.
  • Add fairy lights to create a warm, romantic glow.
  • Use real or faux flower petals for an elegant look.
  • Include mini notes with heartfelt messages or love letters for a personal and sentimental touch.
  • Place small gifts like keychains, charms, or jewelry inside for a delightful surprise.
  • Add mini Valentine-themed figurines, such as hearts or cupids, to enhance the festive theme.
  • Sprinkle heart-shaped confetti or glitter inside the jar for a fun and vibrant vibe.

5. Final touches and presentation

A simple valentine centerpiece made with a mason jar.

Ensure the paper is evenly distributed, to create a soft, layered effect inside the jar.

Display your craft: Consider the setting where you’ll display your jar. Place your completed jar on a table as a centerpiece or give it as a thoughtful handmade gift. The combination of rustic twine, delicate ribbon, and vibrant hearts makes this jar a perfect addition to Valentine’s Day decor ideas.

Or use a decorative tray to showcase the jar along with other Valentine’s decor, such as candles or flower arrangements, to create a cohesive look in your space.

Think about making these seasonal crafts for holidays other than Valentine’s Day. For example, adapt the Mason jar idea for Easter by using pastel colors and adding Easter eggs or for Halloween by incorporating spooky elements. This way, your crafting can be a year-round activity.

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