For those that do not know me, I am big on “making it myself.” I like my farm style, homemade decorations. And this includes my Christmas decorations. Last year I was going through the Cricut online ideas to see what I wanted to make and saw some ornaments with old trucks on mason jar lids….. I didn’t want old trucks, so here is what I came up with. We made and sold dozens of them to people as last-minute gifts.

I found a scrap of country Christmas fabric in my fabric stash. No, I am not a seamstress or a quilter (although I would love to learn)… I am a crafter only.  And that is mostly paper crafts! But I do have a little bit of fabric.  

I used my Cricut Explore to cut my iron-on. However, you can easily cut snowflakes and trees out of iron-on or even out of stickers and use scrapbook paper instead. I used the white glitter iron-on.

Here is what I used: (Remember to use what you have on hand first! )

• Mason Jar Lids (Older, used, clean ones are fine for this)
• Scraps of fabric (or paper) to fit on top of lid
• flat Iron-on design or stickers if using paper
• Hot glue gun or Aleene’s Tacky Glue.
• Jute or ribbon
• iron if using iron-on 

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