Mason Jar Cover

"Maso Jar Cover Try this beautiful Mason Jar Cover Crochet Pattern, Using the Shell st and working on the round! Difficulty Intermediate Materials Drops Paris 100% cotton, Hook:G-6 / 4 mm Yarn Needle, Scissors, Measuring Tape Sizes One size - measure depends on the jar of your choice This sample is 12” circumference X 4” height Stitch Key Ch = Chain Sc = Single Crochet Dc = Double Crochet Sl St = Slip Stitch Notes This pattern is worked in rounds. Ch1 does not count as 1st st Ch3 at the beginning of the round does count as a stitch Stay Calm and Crochet! Sandra "

More Crafty Ideas For You

Hello crafters! If you're a fan of the Mason Jar Cover project, we have some great recommendations for you to try out next.

For those of you who enjoy adding a cozy touch to your home decor, we suggest making a set of crocheted cozies for your Mason jars. Not only will this project add a warm and inviting feel to your space, but it's also a great way to practice your crochet skills. These cozies make lovely gifts for friends and family, especially during the fall and winter seasons.

If you're looking for a more versatile project, consider creating a set of Mason jar lanterns. By adding some colorful tissue paper or fabric to the outside of the jars, you can create beautiful patterns when the lanterns are lit up from within. These lanterns are perfect for outdoor gatherings in the summer, or as a unique and festive touch to your holiday decorations.

For those of you who enjoy giving handmade gifts, why not try making a set of personalized Mason jar herb gardens? Paint the jars with chalkboard paint and label each one with a different herb. Fill them with soil and plant your favorite herbs inside. These adorable gardens make a thoughtful and practical gift for your green-thumbed friends and family members.

We hope these craft project ideas inspire you to keep creating and sharing your love for crafting with others. Happy crafting!

Crochet HookG/6 or 4 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)