Got leftover mason jar lids from all of those mason jar crafts? Make mason jar lid coasters! This easy DIY project is perfect for those that love farmhouse style. We even have a free cut file for your Cricut machine so you can use the same funny sayings on your own set of coasters.
If you’ve seen our painted mason jar drinking glasses, this is the perfect opportunity to knock out two crafts in one!
Mason Jar Lid Coasters
Did you know that heat transfer vinyl sticks to cork? It is actually the perfect material to make mason jar lid coasters and we are going to show you how. You will be making these coasters for your own home as well as sets for gifts.
Related: Love that glitter tumbler? You can see more about how to make an epoxy tumbler here as well as more free SVG files here for your Cricut crafts.
Supplies needed to make mason jar lid coasters:
- Mason jar lids (I am using wide mouth)
- Cork roll
- Heat transfer vinyl (in any color)
- Cricut machine
- Cricut EasyPress or iron
- Scissors
- Iron-on protective sheet or parchment paper
- Weeding tools (optional)
- EasyPress mat (optional)
- Cricut cut file (click here to download)
- Hot glue and a glue gun
How to Make Mason Jar Lid Coasters
- Upload the cut file to the software for your Cricut machine. You can see how to do that here.
- Size to fit your mason jar lids and cut from heat transfer vinyl. Remember to mirror your design before cutting. You will also need to cut with the shiny side of the material down on the mat.
- Weed away all of the excess vinyl from the cut design. You can use weeding tools for this but they are not required.
- Using a mason jar lid as a template, mark your cork and cut with scissors.
- Adhere the heat transfer vinyl to the cork using an iron or the Cricut EasyPress. Be sure to protect the cork with either a protective sheet or parchment paper when pressing. You may need to press several times to get good adhesion. Heating from the front as well as the back is recommended. Follow all time and temperature recommendations on your brand of heat transfer vinyl.
- Remove backing once heat transfer vinyl has adhered.
- Then hot glue cork into the bottom of the mason jar lid.
- Repeat the steps for as many coasters as you would like.
- Your mason jar coasters are now ready for serving up some drinks in any room.
These funny sayings are a great addition to any home but you can use this same method with any quote or shape. So, find someone on your gift list, find something they love, and make your own version of these mason jar lid coasters to gift.
There are lots of different projects you can do with mason jar lids, like our mason jar lid snowman and these adorable mason jar lid pumpkins.
See more ideas using mason jars below!
- Mason Jar Canisters – these jars are full of rustic charm and perfect for a bathroom or kitchen!
- Mason Jar Nightlight – the kiddos will love these fairy and unicorn themed nightlights in their bedrooms.
- Mason Jar Soap Dispenser – you can easily make a personalized soap dispenser from a mason jar.
- Hanging Mason Jars – these hanging jars look great with air plants!
- Vacation Photo Jars – decorate jars to fit your vacation theme by adding seashells, sand, and of course a printed photo!
- Mason Jar Wall Sconces – use supplies you most likely already have on hand to make these beautiful wall sconces.
- Snowflake Mason Jar Vases –
- Mason Jar Canisters – these jars are full of rustic charm and perfect for a bathroom or kitchen!
- Mason Jar Nightlight – the kiddos will love these fairy and unicorn themed nightlights in their bedrooms.
- Mason Jar Soap Dispenser – you can easily make a personalized soap dispenser from a mason jar.
- Hanging Mason Jars – these hanging jars look great with air plants!
- Vacation Photo Jars – decorate jars to fit your vacation theme by adding seashells, sand, and of course a printed photo!
- Mason Jar Wall Sconces – use supplies you most likely already have on hand to make these beautiful wall sconces.
- Snowflake Mason Jar Vases – These pretty snowflake mason jars are perfect as a centerpiece, on shelves, or part of your winter mantel.
Mason Jar Lid Coasters
Supplies
- Mason jar lids I am using wide mouth
- Cork roll
- Heat transfer vinyl in any color
- Cricut machine
- Cricut Easypress or iron
- Scissors
- Iron-on protective sheet or parchment paper
- Weeding tools optional
- EasyPress Mat optional
- Hot glue and glue gun
- Cricut cut file see post for link
Instructions
- Upload the cut file to the software for your Cricut machine. You can see how to do that here.
- Size to fit your mason jar lids and cut from heat transfer vinyl. Remember to mirror your design before cutting. You will also need to cut with the shiny side of the material down on the mat.
- Weed away all of the excess vinyl from the cut design. You can use weeding tools for this but they are not required.
- Using a mason jar lid as a template, mark your cork and cut with scissors.
- Adhere the heat transfer vinyl to the cork using an iron or the Cricut EasyPress. Be sure to protect the cork with either a protective sheet or parchment paper when pressing. You may need to press several times to get good adhesion. Heating from the front as well as the back is recommended. Follow all time and temperature recommendations on your brand of heat transfer vinyl.
- Remove backing once heat transfer vinyl has adhered.
- Then hot glue cork into the bottom of the mason jar lid.
- Repeat the steps for as many coasters as you would like.
- Your mason jar coasters are now ready for serving up some drinks in any room.
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