mason jar Christmas village

An empty mason jar and Christmas village pieces.
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Growing up I was obsessed with Christmas villages. I would always stare at them in shops and dream about having my own. Eventually, my parents started purchasing me a few pieces at a time, and I amassed quite a collection over the years. I lovingly set it up the first few years of our marriage, but then as we had kids and they got old enough to start getting into things, I realized that this might not be my season of life for my beloved village to be out. I still wanted to be able to enjoy a snowy village at Christmastime though, so I figured out a way to make a simple mason jar Christmas village!

how to make an easy mason jar Christmas village

On the rare occasion that I get to window shop in craft stores kid-free, I ohhh and ahhh over all the goodies and daydream about what I could do with them. Sometimes I see something I really want to get, but I can’t think of anything that I can do right away. Or I know I won’t have time to make what I want. Mom life, am I right?

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Other times I see something on the shelf and know what I want to make instantly. Even better is when the price is right! Such was the case when I stumbled across these Christmas items on the craft store shelf. I thought I could make a little scene out of them in lieu of my village. With sales and coupons I was able to make this cute little snow scene in a jar for only a few dollars.

An empty mason jar and Christmas village pieces.

I picked up a cute little paper house that is meant to be used as an ornament. I also grabbed a small bag of trees that were there next to them. Combined with a mason jar that I already had, and some buffalo snow, that I also already had in my Christmas decoration stash, I assembled my tiny mason jar Christmas village.

 

I love how it turned out and it will be easy to keep safe from my curious kiddos!

Find more easy DIY projects on my Pinterest boards!

 

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