Make these adorable back to school dinosaur mason jar with the kiddos in no time! You'll love these for storing all kinds of school supplies! You could also paint the mason jars themselves.
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Fall means back to school, so I am thrilled to be able to share a fun and simple organization project with you today! Your kids will love storing their supplies in these cute dinosaur mason jars!
How to Make Dinosaur Mason Jars
Animal figurine projects are all the rage right now. They are simple and affordable to collect, paint, and customize (plus they look good glued onto virtually anything)! Another plus side to animal figurine products is that kids absolutely love them! So, gather up those fun figurines and get started on a project that will make your kiddos excited about organization. Here's how!
Materials
- Mason Jars
- Dinosaur Figurines
- Spray Paint
- Crazy Glue
- Chalkboard Labels
Instructions
- Crazy glue the feet (and maybe the tails, if they touch) to the lids of the mason jars.
- Let them dry for about an hour, to make sure the bond is secure.
- Spray paint the lids in your favorite color. For even coverage, make sure to spray in layers.
- Let the lids dry for a few hours.
- While waiting for the lids to dry, write out your supplies on the chalkboard labels.
- Once the lids are dry, replace them to the tops of the mason jars!
- Place the labels on the respective mason jars, and start organizing!
How awesome is that? These dinosaur mason jars are a simple, affordable, and fun way to get your kids excited about organizing their school supplies! You could also make these with small mason jars for dinosaur-themed birthday party - they'd be great for holding favors!
Until next time, happy DIY'ing!
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This galaxy in a jar craft is another gorgeous way to use mason jars. They're calming, relaxing, and make beautiful décor for an older child's bedroom.
More Back to School Ideas
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- Back to School Snacks
About the Author: Sam is a DIY and home improvement blogger at DIY Huntress. Sam loves sharing woodworking and home improvement projects, as well as fun DIY projects.
Melissa | Persnickety Plates says
These are adorable! Crayons in a jar make my organization-loving heart flutter =)