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24 Handy Ways to Use Mason Jars In Your Kitchen

Say hello to your new favorite kitchen decorating ideas.

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Say hello to your new favorite kitchen decorating ideas.

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Mason Jar Chandelier

Let this Mason jar chandelier illuminate your workspace, while adding country style to your kitchen.

Get the tutorial at Brandi Sawyer.

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Tissue Holder

Keep tissues at the ready with these cute tissue dispensers. Add the colors of your kitchen to the jars' exteriors to maintain your color scheme. Feeling extra creative? You could also fill with Clorox wipes to easily wipe down counters.

Get the tutorial at Landeelu.

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Accent Pieces

Add visual interest to that pesky spot above your cabinets by showcasing three clear Mason jars. The light above it will shine through the clear glass and help cast a soft glow in your kitchen.

For more information, visit A Nurse and a Nerd.

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Salt and Pepper Shakers

Turn small jars into cute salt and pepper shakers by poking some holes in the lid, labeling them, and lightly distressing them.

Get the tutorial at Landeelu.

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Mason Jar Wall Organizer

Keep your kitchen utensils organized in this Mason jar wall unit, complete with a wooden back made of reclaimed barn wood.

Mason Jar Wall Organizer, $32.99; etsy.com

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Mason Jar Pantry

Store dry goods in quart-sized Mason jars for a cute and fun way to organize your pantry.

Get the tutorial at Our New House.

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Hanging Herb Planters

Grow herbs right inside your kitchen using these vertical herb planters. Simply hang them from coat hooks using wire.

Get the tutorial at Domestically Speaking.

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Toothpick Dispenser

Ideal for the finger food at your next dinner party, this toothpick dispenser can be made by simply poking holes in the lid of a small jar.

Courtesy of Eclectic Recipes.

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Spice Drawer

Trade in your spice rack for a spice drawer, equipped with the labeled mason jar tops.

Get the tutorial at Dwellings DeVore.

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To-Go Lid

Take your drinks on the go with this reusable lid. The product also comes in various sizes, so you can use it for each of your jars.

Drinking Lid, $8.99; Cuppow.com

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Chalkboard Mason Jars

Paint a small section of your Mason jars with chalkboard paint to create labeled countertop storage.

Get the tutorial at DecoArt Blog.

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Condiment Servers

Break out these condiment dispensers at your nextbarbecue for easy-to-dispense toppings.

Get the tutorial at Creating & Co.

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Measuring Cup

This handy Mason jar measuring cup will put your standard plastic measuring cups to shame.

Measuring Cup, $18; UrbanOutfitters.com

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Measuring Spoons

These blue Mason jar measuring spoons make baking a little bit more exciting. Keep the set for yourself orgift them!

Measuring Spoons, $4.99; CostPlusWorldMarket.com

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Storage Containers

Use decals to turn Mason jars into countertop storage for flour, sugar, or baking soda.

Get the tutorial at The Painted Hive.

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Soap Dispensers

Ditch your store-bought plastic soap dispenser and make your own with this simple DIY.

Get the tutorial at Love Grows Wild.

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Measuring Cups

Any baker will adore these measuring cups that stack together to create a countertop-worthy statement.

Measuring Cups, $12.99; CostPlusWorldMarket.com

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Color Coded Glassware

Color code your glassware by adding balloons to the bottom. Kids will particularly love picking their favorite color from the bunch.

Get the tutorial at Brit + Co.

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Take Your Drink To-Go

This sweet Mason jar tumbler works for cocktails, iced coffee, or even flavored water.

Mason Jar Tumbler, $9.95; The Mason Bar Company

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Salad Storage

Use Mason jars to layer your favorite salad ingredients, pop each jar in the fridge, then save for weekday lunches.

Get the tutorial at Food and Other Stuff.

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Spouted Jar

Rather than using a cardboard salt container, fill a Mason jar with salt instead. Cut off the lid of the original salt container, then screw it on top of your jar for easy dispensing.

Get the tutorial at The Pistachio Project.

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Muffin Paper Organizers

Keep muffin and cupcake liners in Mason jars for colorful and easy storage.

Get the tutorial at Table for Two.

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Smart and Simple Coffee Station

This organized coffee station—that uses mason jars to store creamer—has a place for everything you need to make your morning coffee as quickly as possible.

Get the tutorial at Yesterday on Tuesday.

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Mason Jar Shaker

This Mason jar cocktail shaker will fulfill all your drinking needs.

Mason Jar Shaker, $29; The Mason Shaker

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