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Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs and Printable Tags: Simple and super festive Christmas gift idea for family, friends, neighbors and teachers. Spruce and Peppermint scents make them fabulously festive!

Hello and welcome to the Mason Jar Monday Blog Hop! We are celebrating the holidays a tad early with some wonderful mason jar ideas for you.

 Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs and Printable Tags: Simple and super festive Christmas gift idea for family, friends, neighbors and teachers. Spruce and Peppermint scents make them fabulously festive!

Supplies: Americana Decor Paint in Warm White, epsom salt, green and red mason jar from Michael’s, rhinestone mason jar lids from Michaels, peppermint and spruce essential oils, twine, red and white striped washi tape, Holiday Mason Jar labels and tags. You’ll also want to grab some Fiskars scissors, a hole punch, measuring cup and bowl.

Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs Printables

Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs Printable Tags

Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs Lid Circles

Holiday Mason Jar Scrubs and Printable Tags: Simple and super festive Christmas gift idea for family, friends, neighbors and teachers. Spruce and Peppermint scents make them fabulously festive!

1. Download and print the tags and cycles, then cut them out and punch a hole through the top of the tags.

2. Mix up your scrubs. Here are the recipes for pint sized jars

Cheery Peppermint Scrub: 2 cups of Epsom Salt, mixed with 4-5 tablespoons of grape seed oil and 20 drops each of peppermint oil.

Festive Spruce Scrub: 2 cups of Epsom Salt, mixed with 4-5 tablespoons of grape seed and 20 drops spruce essential oil.

3. Scoop the scrubs in the jars and the lids, tags and labels.

4. Paint the wooden box (fits 2 pint sized Mason Jars).

5. Add the tape to the box and add the Mason Jar Scrubs.

Cheery Peppermint Scrub Recipe and printable tags and labels, great Christmas gift.

I wish you could smell how bright and cheery the peppermint scrub smells!

Festive Spruce Scrub Recipe and printable tags and labels, great Christmas gift.

And the festive spruce scrub smells so delightful and christmasy!

Holiday Mason Jar Scrub Recipes and printable tags and labels, great Christmas gift.

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  1. debbiedoos says

    November 15, 2015 at 3:12 pm

    What a great gift idea! Who doesn’t like a littler pampering. I can smell it from here.

    Reply
  2. Kelly of Simply Kelly Designs says

    November 16, 2015 at 4:41 pm

    Love the festive details of your printable tags! Thanks for sharing.

    Reply
  3. Steph @ The Silly Pearl says

    November 17, 2015 at 9:00 pm

    I’ll bet these smell delicious! What a fun gift, though I’d keep them for myself!

    Reply
  4. Lori says

    January 2, 2016 at 7:15 am

    Can you tell me if you painted the bottoms of the jars red and green or did you buy them like that?

    Reply
  5. Therese Archambault says

    November 9, 2018 at 2:21 pm

    Thanks for the post of the tutorial, pictures & free downloads. I have a question. Where did you purchase each bottom colored mason jars?

    Reply

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