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DIY Mason Jar Tumblers

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Repurpose old mason jars to make attractive tumblers that you would love to sip your favorite drink from. I drew inspiration for this innovative craft from a post in A Farm Wife’s Life. Here comes the step by step tutorial.

Mason Jar Tumblers
Mason Jar Tumblers

How to Make a Mason Jar Tumbler

Materials

  • Tall mason jars with lid
  • Power drill with a 3/8“ drill bit
  • Straw
  • Grommet with a 3/8” bore diameter
  • Pliers or wire cutter
DIY Mason Jar Tumbler Supplies 1
DIY Mason Jar Tumbler Supplies 1
DIY Mason Jar Tumbler Supplies 2
DIY Mason Jar Tumbler Supplies 2

Steps

  1. Place the lid on a wooden block and drill a hole at a point that you wish to stick the straw in.
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 1
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 1
  1. Clear up any leftover sharp shard of metal with the wire cutter or pliers.
  2. For a perfect leak-proof cup, carefully insert the grommet into the hole. Its rubber lip should sit neatly around the rim of the hole.
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 2
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 2
  1. Screw on the lid tightly.
  2. Insert the straw.
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 3
Mason Jar Tumbler Picture 3

Fill your tumbler up with a drink of your choice and enjoy!

Mason Jar Tumbler
Mason Jar Tumbler

Cool Ideas for Mason Jar Tumblers

When you are making them for kids, using plastic or acrylic mason jars would be a good idea. A fancy ribbon decoration around the neck of the tumbler that is stuffed with goodies makes for a brilliant gift.

Mason Jar Tumbler With Straw
Mason Jar Tumbler With Straw

Your mason jar tumbler can be customized with a monogram.

Monogrammed Mason Jar Tumbler
Monogrammed Mason Jar Tumbler

Make the activity fun by glitter painting your tumblers. Note that you should always use a glitter paint that is glass-specific. Spray painting the top of the lid adds to the looks. Just go through the tutorial of one of the ideas linked in this article. Do allow sufficient drying time before you start drinking from it, though.

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