Fun Party Detail – Festive Canning Jars

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This is a fun idea to spruce up canning jars for an outdoor party. Full tutorial below!

Ball canning jars with fabric top and straws

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Here is a fun and easy party detail for all those summer parties you’re planning!

We drink from canning jars on a daily basis and since they’re pretty affordable to buy at the store they’re great for parties and events too. By adding some fabric over the top, you can customize the jars to any theme! It’s those charming details that make a party special!

Fabric cover on ball jar

Fabric Lid Canning Jars

Directions

  • Buy some canning jars — either Mason, Ball or Kerr. I bought mine here.
Ball canning jars
  • Choose some fun fabric.
  • Guesstimate and draw a larger circle around the inner part of the lid. Make the circle about 1/2 inch larger so that lid can hold the fabric when you twist it on.
Supplies for canning
  • Cut out the circles, then place them on the top of the jar.
    Twist on the lid to seal.
Fabric toppings for ball jars.
  • Then poke a small hole in the top for a straw.

Make sure you fill the jars before you seal them closed.

You can set them in a bucket of ice to keep the beverage cold.

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I’m Eden Passante and I develop, create, style and photograph every recipe and party on Sugar and Charm. I’m the author of Entertaining with Charm and have a Bachelor’s Degree in Home Economics and I’m here to help you create simple and easy recipes for entertaining and how to add charm to any gathering!

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  1. Kayla says:

    This is so cute! I love how the straw pokes through 🙂