If your collection of mason jars are, at best, used for storing food or, at worst, gathering dust in a cupboard somewhere, it’s time to give them a whole new lease of life with JoAnn Moser’s Mason Jar Nation.
This book takes the reader on a journey through the history of the humble mason jar, before embarking on a range of hints and tips including cutting and separating them safely. The second half the book then presents a collection of 50 crafty projects that you can create with them, from nature attracting butterfly feeders to a fabulous range of lanterns and torches.
Craft lovers will be inspired to recreate the projects within this book, most of which are quick, simple and inexpensive to make, proving that the humble mason jar is anything but.
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