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Today I am joining my blogging friends to share upcycled crafts! I enjoy suncatcher crafts, so I made a quick and easy suncatcher using a mason jar ring, small iridescent plastic beads, clear Duck tape and some string. I found all these items in my home. This is a fun craft to complete with kids.
Be sure to check all my blogging friends’ projects, too! (You can see thumbnail photos of their projects at the end of this post, or click on the links below.)
Farm Girl Reformed | Sew Crafty Crochet | Mom Home Guide
Treasures Made from Yarn | Little Vintage Cottage
Southern Sunflowers | Stone Cottage Adventures | EyeLoveKnots
On Rockwood Lane | The Apple Street Cottage | Our Good Life
Pandora’s Box | Our Sutton Place
Mason Jar Ring Suncatcher Craft Supplies
String (I used embroidery thread)
Mason Jar Ring Suncatcher Ring Craft (How to)
Making this mason jar ring suncatcher craft couldn’t be easier! I first found a clean large mason jar ring.
I then taped pieces of Duck tape across the top of the mason jar ring.
I sprinkled some of my mini beads on top of the tape.
I then snuck a piece of thread between a gap between the duck tape and the mason jar ring and knotted it to form a loop.
I finished up by covering the beads with an extra layer of Duck tape to secure them.
And my super easy suncatcher craft was done!
Hanging My DIY Mason Jar Suncatcher Ring Craft
I hung my new suncatcher in my bay window, where I also have hanging a suncatcher that I got during a summer trip to Vermont.
I like the extra color and brightness that this easy to make suncatcher adds to the window!
Never mind that I still have snowflake decals on my bay window. I just haven’t gotten around to taking them down yet!
Looking for another great suncatcher craft for kids? Check out this beautiful suncatcher made with colored glass gems by The Jersey Momma.
Check Out My Friends’ Upcycled Projects!
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Aww what a great idea, I think kids would really love to make this… I’D really love to make this!! haha!
Tania
Thanks, Tania! It’s fun to make!
It looks so pretty in the window. Very clever!
Thank you! I love it!
This is neat! From looking at the picture earlier I thought it was sequins. Neat it’s beads! That tape is so useful!
Alexandra recently posted…How to Crochet on Fabric: Upcycled Neckline
Thanks, Alexandra! This was a fun and easy project.
Such a perfect craft that kids will love to make! Very colorful and pretty hanging on your window. Pinned to my crafts for kids board.
Allyson recently posted…Upcycled Denim Blue Flower in a Frame
Thanks for pinning, Allyson!
This turned out so nice and I love simple crafts like these! I am sure it brightens the window!
Carrie
curlycraftymom.com
It really does brighten up the window! Thanks for visiting, Carrie!
I’m loving the snowflakes in the windows. We had snow today… in April! The sunccatcher is adorable.
Terri A Steffes recently posted…Creative Ways To Store Your Travel Gear At Home
Thanks for stopping by, Terri! That’s something you got snow!
Cute, I will have to try this.
‘Great project for children! I love the vibrant colors of your beads! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
Thanks, Marci! This is an easy and fun project for kids.