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Mason Jar Of Crochet Lemons

This mason jar of crochet lemons is so pretty and was so much fun to create. Ball brand has a decorative, half gallon mason jar, that you can find at Wal Mart. I will tell you how to stuff the jar with crocheted lemons and lights. Every kitchen or breakfast nook, needs a mason jar of lights on the table.

The journey to creating this mason jar full of lemons started during the 2nd launch of the Summer Celebration at Krissy’s. It has been a wonderful summer creating farmhouse and seaside decor. There was a baby blanket crochet pattern, and the Over Brook Cotton Tee.

The lemons can be used in so many different ways. A wreath was created a few weeks ago, but the placement of the lemons needs to be updated. Stay tuned to hear more about the lemon wreath.

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A mason jar of lemons is so much fun to create!
That Lemon Farmhouse Basket that is in the background, is easy to crochet. Adding that ruffled liner is easy. Here is a youtube video that shows how. All of the designs in the Lemon Farmhouse Table and Kitchen Decor  series of crochet patterns, are so fresh, crisp and clean. They add a bright touch to a farmhouse home. 

Purchas the entire bundle of Lemon Farmhouse crochet patterns right here, and then you will be able to create your own Mason Jar of Lemons.

Supplies for the Mason Jar Of Lemons

1. 7 to 8 miniature Lemons

2. 3 to 4 life size Lemons

3.  Purchased 8″ doily

4. 3 to 2″ doily’s

5. 12″ navy & white gingham check ribbon, or ribbon of choice

6. Package of led Fairy lights

7. Half Gallon Decorative Ball Jar

Mason Jar full of crochet Lemons, add lights for a beautiful centerpiece for your Lemon Farmhouse Table.

Written Tutorial

Place a small amount of lights in the bottom of the jar, add a layer of lemons, placing them in a pleasing manner. Layer in the lights along with the lemons. Continue to layer lights and lemons into the jar, until it is full. Use a skewer or knitting needle to push the 2″ doily’s into place around the inside of the jar.

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Mason Jar of crochet lemons on the right and the Lemon Farmhouse Basket full of crochet lemons on the left.

 

Weave the ribbon around the edge of the 8″ doily. Cinch the ribbon to fit around the mouth of the mason jar by pulling and gathering the ribbon. Don’t pull too tight and make sure the doily is evenly distributed.

Tie the ribbon ends into a square knot. Trim the ends of the ribbon. Flip the switch to turn on the lights and enjoy the Mason Jar of Lemons.

Below is a list of the accompanying designs, with links to the free crochet patterns.

  • Lemon Farmhouse Basket with a Ruffled Liner
  • Lemon Farmhouse Placemats
  • Lemon Farmhouse Mug Rugs (2 different designs
  • Lemon Farmhouse Towel Topper Lovely Lemons Amigurumi’s (decorate your table, towel toppers with these cute little lemons)
  • Life Size Lemon Amigurumi’s (Use these to fill a large mason jar, make a garland, or to decorate a wreath)
  • Lemon Pot Scrubber (Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle has the perfect colors)

Thank you for coming to my side of the mountain. Leave a comment about this tutorial. It would be great to hear opinions.

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