This mason jar can be used as a sweet party favor for guests to remember the wedding, or as a useful centerpiece decoration. Get inspired by the south with this fun, customizable project.
Supplies:

Scissors
Mason jar
5-inch square of fabric
Foot of ribbon

Choose the fabric and ribbon by texture and color. Silk or satin finishes are shiny and delicate! Rougher linens have a hearty feel. Let the ribbon reflect the tone of your wedding and party! Small details will enhance the look you envision for the big day.
Do you know what kind of fabric is best for you" Crafts stores have a wide selection for your needs! Check your local craft store for options. Swiss voile is a crisp white, dark velvet ads drama, and silky satins flow with movement. Look for a relatively thinner fabric that will fit between the lip and the lid of the jar. This is important so that the mason jar lid will close correctly.
After drying, the tops will most likely come off of the acorn. This is perfect. We actually want the top to come off for this project so if they didn?t pop off during the drying process, go ahead and pull them apart.
Step 1: Measure out a 5-inch by 5-inch square of your fabric. You know how the saying goes, ?measure twice, cut once!?
Find a straight edge to guide the cuts. You can get a ruler or any other straight edge, like a favorite old book. We want to make sure that the sides of fabric are equal and straight so that they look professional.
Step 2: Using the straight edge, ...