After you’ve dropped a pretty penny on your wedding rings, purchasing a holder for the ceremony may be one of the last things you’ll want to do. Fortunately, giving your rings a home doesn’t have to be another big wedding expense. A simple mason jar lid can be transformed into a darling holder made to suit your wedding’s theme. The trick is to completely cover up the lid, dressing it up in rustic embellishments and elements. You can even use leftovers from past projects, making this DIY extremely budget-friendly. Showing off your rings has never been so easy.
Supplies:

Hot glue gun
Hemp cord (or ribbon or other lacing)
Green floral moss
Mason jar lid
Fabric scrap
Scissors
Decorative trim or ribbon

Moss is available in the floral section of your local craft store, but you may be lucky enough to find it at the dollar store. As for the fabric scrap" Use any color and pattern that suits your taste and style. Natural textiles, such as cotton and linen, work best for this project. Step 1: Remove the flat disc from the rim. Add hot glue to the interior perimeter of the rim. For best results, work quickly before the hot glue dries.

Step 2: Place a segment of fabric on top of the rim. Add a thin layer of hot glue to the fabric, following the circular perimeter.

Step 3: Replace the flat disc. Press firmly to secure.

Step 4: Trim the fabric around the lid, leaving about ½ inch. This excess fabric should be wide enough to cover the thickness of the ...