Jars of Buttons | Handmade Gift Tags

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Jars of Buttons | Handmade Gift Tags

Mason Jar lovers rejoice. Whether they’re glass, plastic, stamped, blue-tinted, painted, or drawn!  I love Mason Jars!  Therefore, when I found these adorable jars of buttons gift tags via Pinterest, I knew I had to make them. 

After pinning them for future inspiration, I stumbled across them again and became giddy.  As a result, it was finally time to create and share them with you.

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jars of buttonsWhile thinking about making these, I remembered buying some mason jar graphics.  I had bought them from an Etsy shop called the Pink Pueblo.  Subsequently, these gift tags were born.

As a result, I’m in love.  I seriously swoon every time I see them.

DIY Jars of Buttons gift tags

Supplies for Jars of Buttons Gift Tags:

Kraft and White Cardstock
Printer to print the jar printable
Scissors or Paper Cutter
Sewing Machine, optional
Buttons (new or old)
Rounded Corner Punch, optional 
Glue Gun

NOTE:  I actually had blank playing cards on hand that were just the right size, so I didn’t have to do any extra cutting for those.

printable mason jarsprint sheet of mason jars*Please Note: All printables and downloads designed by Live Laugh Rowe are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not alter the mason jar file or claim it as your own.  Mason Jar graphics can be purchased at the Pink Pueblo for additional uses.

Tutorial for Gift Tags:

Step One:
Print off the jar tags.  After that, round the corners by hand or use a corner punch.

Step Two:
Sew the kraft jar tags to the white card stock you cut out or use blank playing cards. You can hand stitch or glue if you prefer.

Step Three:
Glue buttons to the jar. Feel free to thread some of the buttons.  In addition, feel free to use new or vintage buttons in the jars.  

DIY gift tagsAnd you’re done!  So super easy and incredibly darling, right?  Add a fun touch to your gift-giving.  Think of all the possibilities with these sweet little jars of buttons to add a fun touch to your gift-giving!

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Comments

  2. Jenni says

    i love these……thank you so much! i have a mac and when i click on the bar where you tell me to so i can print/save these, nothing happens. i can slide the image over, but i get your watermark on the bottles….can you please help me?

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Hi Jenni! Thanks for loving on my project. I apologize for the inconvenience with the printable (it was a technical error on my part). The link should work now. Happy crafting!! xo

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  6. Cindy Eikenberg says

    Kelly, I LOVE these – simply adorable and a wonderful idea! I so want to use this printable – wouldn’t it be cute for Christmas with holiday buttons? Thanks so much for sharing and have a happy week!

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  11. Jelli says

    Kelly, this is such a creative and cute way to make gift tags. I’m not sure I understand the Mason jar fad that seems to be sweeping the nation right now, but I do love these labels!

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  16. JaneEllen says

    Yeah I love these tags also. they are too cute, adorable with out the buttons but the best with them. Can hardly wait to raid my buttons stash so I can make some. Maybe give some for gifts. Thanks so much for sharing these, very generous of you to let us have them. I sure do appreciate it. Hope you have a wonderful week. Love your blog.

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  19. Christine says

    I LOVE IT Kelly!!!!!!!!!

    Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer… From Dream To Reality last week! Looking forward to partying with you again tomorrow evening!

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  27. Jamie says

    I already used paper bags and cut holes the sides with a zig zag cut run my ribbon in and out of the holes and then tying of course in the middle a curly tie bow but now with this idea I’m really going to WOW everyone Thanks gosh what a cute stinkin cute idea

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  28. georgia stewart says

    these are fabulous kindest regards for sharing them i luv them and the possabilities are endless of the level of creativity the give .. have a pink rainbow day
    georgia from ohio

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